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- 2 min
- Access
- any
- Difficulty
- medium
Ras il-Wardija is an archaeological stop on the edge of the landscape, where the meaning of the site is read through topography rather than a monumental building.
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Ras il-Wardija is an archaeological stop on the edge of the landscape, where the meaning of the site is read through topography rather than a monumental building. Use only legal access and do not touch the remains; the terrain is exposed and needs proper footwear.
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Use only legal access and do not touch the remains; the terrain is exposed and needs proper footwear.
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