Safi is a village in the Western Region of Malta, bordering Żurrieq and Kirkop. The population of Safi was 3,324 in July 2024. This included 1,714 males and 1,610 females; 2,985 Maltese nationals and
Safi Parish Church
The Dejma cross, and the chapel of St Mary (left)
Another statue of St. Paul, in Safi, in front of the band club
Early 20th-century Villa Dun Gwann, now a convent, was damaged during the war.
The remains of six Punic-Roman towers have been identified in Malta. They are believed to have been built while the island was part of the Punic or Roman Empires. Their architecture suggests a late Pu
Safi, Malta
…nationals and 339 foreign nationals. The formation of the village, as known today, goes back to the Punic-Roman period: the Ta' Ġawhar Tower, a round Punic-Roman tower in the village, was probably built at the time of the Punic Wars. The village of Ħal Safi is surrounded by four other major villages. Farmers and…
Remains of Ta' Ġawhar Tower in Safi
Remains of the base of Ta' Ċieda Tower in San Ġwann
Xlejli Tower, which might have Roman origins