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Siggiewi is in the South West of Malta
and is worth a visit. It is a traditional and unspoilt
Maltese village with lots of traditional houses. Wander
around the side streets and appreciate the old world charm
of this parish village which dates back to 1436.
At the centre of the village is a huge
square where the locals gather. The parish church of St
Nicholas (see left hand picture) is out of proportion to the
size of the village which has a population of just over
6,000 inhabitants. The church was designed by Lorenzo Gaffa
and dates back to 1693. |