L-Imrejżbiet
Gozo, Malta
Duration
10 minutes
Entry
Free (view from field boundary)
Hours
Exterior viewing during daylight hours
A group of prehistoric standing stones in the Gozitan countryside, part of the island's scattered megalithic landscape.
Local Tip
The stones are in an open field — combine with a wider prehistoric sites tour of Gozo rather than visiting as a standalone destination.
L-Imrejżbiet is a group of prehistoric standing stones in the Gozitan countryside. Like the other standing stones scattered across Gozo, these monoliths date to the late Neolithic or Bronze Age and their exact function is uncertain — they may have been territorial markers, ritual monuments or part of a wider megalithic landscape that predates the great temple complexes.
The stones are a minor archaeological feature, of interest to those exploring Gozo's prehistoric landscape in depth. They stand in an open field and are best viewed from the field boundary. There are no facilities or signage. Visit as part of a wider countryside walk rather than as a destination in itself.
⭐ Highlights
- ✓Group of prehistoric standing stones
- ✓Late Neolithic or Bronze Age date
- ✓Part of Gozo's scattered megalithic landscape
- ✓Minor site for prehistory enthusiasts
- ✓Open field site with no signage
How to Get There
L-Imrejżbiet is in the Gozitan countryside, best reached by car or as part of a guided prehistoric sites tour. Check a detailed archaeological map for the exact location.
Open in Google MapsBest Time to Visit
Visit in spring or autumn for comfortable countryside walking. The site is exposed with no shade.
Visitor Tips
- 💡Respect private property — view from the field boundary
- 💡For prehistory enthusiasts exploring Gozo in depth
- 💡Bring a detailed map — the stones are not signposted
- 💡Do not climb on or damage the stones
📍 Nearby Attractions
- Ġgantija Temples
- Xagħra Circle
- In-Nuffara
- Ta' Kola Windmill
- Marsalforn Salt Pans
L-Imrejżbiet — Frequently Asked Questions
Is entry to L-Imrejżbiet free?
Entry to L-Imrejżbiet costs Free (view from field boundary).
How long should I spend at L-Imrejżbiet?
We recommend spending around 10 minutes at L-Imrejżbiet to see the highlights.
What are the opening hours of L-Imrejżbiet?
L-Imrejżbiet is open: Exterior viewing during daylight hours.
Where is L-Imrejżbiet in Malta?
L-Imrejżbiet is located in Gozo, Malta.
What's the best tip for visiting L-Imrejżbiet?
The stones are in an open field — combine with a wider prehistoric sites tour of Gozo rather than visiting as a standalone destination.
