Zebbug, one of the ancient Maltese towns, is considered to be a major tourist spot of the country. The people who are highly interested in historic past are mainly suggested to visit this place since Zebbug of Malta is very rich in archaeological remains it always provide an insight of the prehistoric era. While roaming around Zebbug a number of scattered Punic and Phoenician tombs were also found along with a few cart ruts and other remains.
With the course of time, without being merely a historic town, Zebbug in Malta has also become a place of festivals. Presently it is has gained world-wide fame for its splendid fiestas that are devoted to the Patron Saint St. Philip of Agira and to St. Joseph, a secondary feast.
Besides this, in both the urban and rural areas of Zebbug at Malta, one can find a number of chapels. The main attraction among them is said to be the 18th century Parish Church of the Assumption. Though the shopping facilities here are limited, yet no one has to face any difficulty to find his basic necessities.
On the month of August this place mainly becomes more lively and vibrant as on August 24th the Feast of St. Mary takes place.
The accommodation industry of Zebbug also deserves appreciation since for a long rime they have been providing quality services to their staying guests. Added to this lodging facilities, the roadways also contribute a lot to the tourism industry by making this place a convenient one.
From the above discussion we can definitely say that a trip to Malta without Zebbug travel is indeed an incomplete one.
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