Chapel of the Annunciation, Ħal-Millieri, Medieval chapel in Ħal-Millieri, Malta.
The Chapel of the Annunciation is a stone prayer house with medieval masonry in Ħal-Millieri. Its interior is defined by side walls decorated with frescoes of religious figures framed by structural arches.
The building rests on foundations from a 13th-century structure and was rebuilt around 1450. The construction reveals features of a late-Roman rural complex that were incorporated into the new design.
The frescoes on the interior walls show religious figures from Malta's medieval period. These painted surfaces give visitors a sense of how worshippers experienced the space in earlier times.
Access is limited to specific days, so check ahead of your visit or look for local announcements. The interior is small and entrance steps are not accessible for those with mobility limitations.
Stone benches along the walls and descending entrance steps echo the design of early Christian cave worship sites. This architectural choice suggests a deliberate connection to underground sanctuary spaces.
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