Ħaġar Qim is the only existing temple in Malta to have a front and back entrance. The complex consists of three temples and other structures. 

500m away from Ħaġar Qim is Mnajdra, a complex of three temples surrounding a forecourt with a few other scattered megaliths.

Close to Skorba, Ta' Ħaġrat consists of two temples in the village of Mġarr. The trilithon entrance remains in the oldest temple on the site. 

Skorba was a complex of two temples, a trefoil one and a later four-apse-plus-niche structure.  

Little remains of this temple which is near Salina Bay. During excavations the 'sky tablet' was found here. 

A temple followed by a Bronze Age defended village make this a confusing but impressive site.

In the grounds of the Dolmen Hotel are the remains of a trefoil temple. The entrance is a partial reconstruction.

The oldest temples in Malta consist of one five apse building and a later four-apse-plus-niche structure.

Little remains of this temple on the Xagħra plateau close to the Xagħra Stone Circle and Ġgantija. 

A multi-period archaeological excavation site that may have had four temples in the Neolithic period.

This Ġgantija phase temple has a trefoil layout with a lobed structure joined to it and faces south east. 

A ruinous site on Ta' Ċenċ Cliffs in Gozo about 500m south of the dolmens. Only a few scattered blocks remain.

There are the remains of four temples at Tarxien. A site, that was reused during the Bronze Age as a cemetery.

Scanty and inaccessible remains of a Ġgantija phase temple. Few remains were excavated from the site.

Hypogeum which was used for both burials and rituals during the time it was active. 

This impressive dolmen is south of the Ħal Far industrial estate but isn't easy to find. GPS coords below. 

This may be a collapsed dolmen or a natural feature and is located in the village of Xagħra on Gozo. 

Small and very hard to find, this dolmen is in the Ta' Blankas olive grove in Xewkija not far from the cart ruts. 

The most intact dolmen on the cliffs in Sannat. The Ta' Blankas olive grove can be seen in the distance. 

This dolmen appears to be partially collapsed. Temple remains and cart ruts are also in the area. 

These huge dolmens with megaliths nearby are located in Mosta with incredible views out to the sea.

This menhir in Qala is surrounded by houses but may have once been a part of a megalithic temple. 

The cross etched into this menhir is recent but the menhir itself most likely dates to the temple period. 

There are two menhirs in Xemxija close to what's thought could be unexcavated temple remains. 

In between the airport and Gudja there are a few worked megalithic blocks at the side of the road.

On the outskirts of Għajnsielem are megalithic stones which look as though they made up a circle once. 

Just north of the L-Imrejżbiet 'stone circle' in Għajnsielem are two megalithic walls in a farmer's field. 

These blocks are now part of a rubble wall on the side of the Birkirkara bypass. 

Next to the Ta' Għejżu cave in Xagħra and close to Ġgantija are various scattered megaliths.

Next to the huge dolmens in Mosta are several megaliths which may have been related to those structures once. 

Here several cart ruts are protected in the middle of a built-up area in the Ta' Mensija part of San Ġwann.

This cart rut is located in the grounds of the Mater Dei hospital, protected by a wall. There's no signpost. 

In the Harq Ħamiem valley near St. George's Bay are several cart ruts, overgrown with vegetation. 

Out of the many in Mosta, this one is very clear. It's on the slope near the Ġnien l-Għarusa. 

This cart rut can be found in Jules Verne Street and looks as though it was part of the set at the Naxxar Gap.

A huge array of complex cart ruts are on Sir Harry Luke Street just north of Mġarr on the way to Golden Bay. 

This clearly defined cart rut is part of the Xemxija heritage trail which also includes tombs and megaliths.

In the grounds of the Ghar Dalam cave museum is this single cart rut overlooking the gardens.

The famous 'Clapham Junction' cart ruts are an extensive set of interweaving tracks near the Buskett Gardens.

This cart rut is right on the hill above the inland sea. There are others in the area but these are hard to find. 

A puzzling 'double-rutted' version running north-west to south-east is in the Ta' Blankas olive grove.

The plateau has several. This one is cut off by a modern path and continues on the other side of it. 

Extensive cart ruts in the Tal-Wej area of Mosta. Could once have been joined to the Naxxar set to the northeast.

Another cart rut on the cliffs not far from the dolmens and the remains of a temple. 

These are much shallower than the ones to the south in the same olive grove. They're also not 'double-rutted.'

A double-rutted example on Limiti tal-Għajn il-Kbira. There is another single one that crosses it at 45 degrees.

This 'cart rut' is on the junction of Triq San Lawrenz ta' l-Gholja and Triq ta' Cens Mota.

This 'cart rut' runs under the water at St. George's Bay and apparently used to come out the other side.