The basilica, the towers and the museums that tell the story of Nadur — five places to visit on the eastern hill of Gozo.
Nadur stands on the highest ground in eastern Gozo, and its buildings record the reasons people climbed here: to worship, to watch the sea, and to signal what they saw. The basilica of St Peter & St Paul crowns the village square; the towers of Kenuna and Ta' Sopu look outward to the coast; the Maritime Museum and Id-Dar tal-Imnarja keep the memory of the seafarers and of the titular feast.
Each is described below, with visitor information where it is available.
Il-Bażilika ta' San Pietru u San Pawl
The titular church of St Peter & St Paul, the spiritual and architectural heart of Nadur, raised to the dignity of a Minor Basilica in 1967.
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A 19th-century semaphore tower standing on the high ground of Nadur, once a vital link in Gozo's signalling network, today a striking historic landmark.
Read moreIt-Torri ta' Sopu
A coastal watch tower above Daħlet Qorrot, part of the chain of fortifications that once guarded the shores of Gozo.
Read moreIl-Mużew Marittimu
The parish maritime heritage collection, telling the story of Nadur's deep connection with the sea.
Read moreId-Dar tal-Imnarja
The exhibition house dedicated to the feast of L-Imnarja, the titular celebration of St Peter & St Paul.
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