Guidelines for visitors


Upon entry and throughout their visit, visitors are expected to maintain good hand hygiene and to make use of alcohol hand sanitising gel (automatic) located at the entrance of the museum.

Visitors are encouraged to wear a face mask/visor and practice social distancing throughout their visit to the museum. Face masks are available at the front desk against a donation of €1.00.

Visitors should avoid making use of the toilets. Should such use be required, anti-bacterial soup, water and disposable paper towels are available.

Air conditioning and touch screens shall not be available.

Welcome!

Once again, welcome.

It is with great pleasure that Il-Ħaġar Museum reopens its doors. The easing of the Covid-19 national partial lockdown has now made it possible.

The day we pinned the notice on our locked-up door that the Museum had been closed to the public because of the gathering pandemic was a sad day. That day was almost a hundred days ago.

To the extent that regulations allowed, we sought to make good use of these “lost” days to carry out improvements and finish works in progress, which means that we tried to make the best use of this culturally catastrophic period.

Now that cultural entities such as ours are being allowed to reopen, with all the necessary precautions in place for the safety of both our volunteers and visitors, we are so happy to be able once again to say “welcome” and to make this cultural place, unique to these islands, accessible to the public.

Mgr Dr Joseph Farrugia

Curator


Il-Ħaġar Museum is back!

We are pleased to announce that Il-Ħaġar Museum will be reopening its doors this Saturday 20 June, maintaining the same opening hours of 9.00am to 5.00pm seven days a week.

However, the first day will be extended till 9.00pm since Il-Ħaġar will be holding a reopening celebration at 7.00pm, to which all patrons, friends, supporters and visitors are cordially invited.

Besides the permanent exhibits, the museum will be offering a view of some reserve artworks.

Moreover, the Gozo Philatelic Society showcase will feature the Edward Caruana Dingli San Ġorġ tal-Ħaġar stamp, issued recently by SEPAC (Small European Postal Administration Cooperations) .

The two SEPAC stamps issued by Maltapost

The Roof Terrace will also be open tothe public as of this Saturday.

The recently-opened terrace, The Roof