Gharb:

Gharb is probably one of the oldest Gozitan villages, where various archaeological excavations exposed the remains of Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements in the area. The Phoenicians were early settlers, but the name Gharb is purely Arabic, denoting the establishment of an early but organised community during Arab domination between 870 and 1090 AD. However, names of early Christian devotion such as St. Demetrius and St.Publius, indicate that pre-Arab Roman and Byzantine settlements existed before this westerly village took its present name.

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Gharb is regarded as having one of the most picturesque and quaint squares in the whole of Malta.

Gharb Church: As well as the square being highly regarded, Gharb church (Church of the Visitation of Our Lady to St Elizabeth) is also regarded as being one of the finest in the whole of the Malta. It doesn't suffer from the over-sized, over-grandness of many other churches, having a beautiful symmetry in its curved baroque face.

1- Fontana
2- Għajnsielem
3- Għarb :  is probably one of the oldest Gozitan villages, where various archaeological excavations exposed the remains of Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements in the area.
4- Għasri
5- Kerċem
6- Marsalforn
7- Munxar
8- Nadur : With a population of around 4,000, Nadur is Gozo's 2nd largest City with a proud reputation as Gozo's Festival City
9- Qala
10- San Lawrenz
11- Sannat
12- Santa Luċija
13- Ta' Ċenċ

14- Victoria
15- Xagħra
16- Xewkija
17- Xlendi
18- Żebbuġ�

Ggantija is a megalithic temple complex on the Mediterranean island of Gozo (part of Malta). The two temples of Ggantija on the island of Gozo are notable for their gigantic Neolithic structures, which were erected during the Neolithic Age (c. 3600-2500 BC).

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