Xagħra Parish Church
A historic image of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, locally known as Il-Bambina, situated in Xagħra. This grand Baroque-style church features two bell towers and a central dome, showcasing intricate architectural details. To the right, a stone column with a cross stands as a religious monument, complementing the church's sacred presence.
This captivating photograph from the 1910s showcases Xagħra Square, with its centerpiece, the Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, standing in stately grandeur. The baroque architecture, featuring twin bell towers and a prominent central dome, reflects the village's religious and cultural pride. The bustling square, dotted with horse-drawn carriages, locals in traditional attire, and the prominent stone cross, offers a vivid snapshot of daily life in early 20th-century Gozo, capturing the harmony between tradition and community.
This historic photograph of Xagħra Square in the 1960s highlights the stunning Church of the Nativity of Our Lady before its elevation to basilica status. The imposing facade, with its twin bell towers and intricate baroque details, reflects the architectural pride of the village. The open square, dotted with vintage vehicles, serves as a timeless snapshot of daily life in Gozo during this transformative era.
A historic view of Triq il-Knisja in Xaghra, with its charming mix of traditional Gozitan architecture and the iconic Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady standing proudly at the end of the road. This retro photograph captures a slice of village life, complete with locals and vintage elements, showcasing Gozo’s enduring heritage. The rustic limestone buildings lining the street reflect the traditional craftsmanship of a bygone era, with intricate stonework, arched doorways, and weathered facades that tell a story of resilience and history.
A picturesque view of Xagħra Square, featuring the grand Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady with its distinctive red dome and twin bell towers. The square, lined with traditional Maltese buildings and lively cafés, offers a charming atmosphere where locals and visitors gather. In the foreground, a historic stone cross stands as a focal point, adding to the town's rich heritage.
