The Limestone Heritage, Park and Gardens — Attraction in Siġġiewi

As a wedding photographer, I had the pleasure of shooting at Limestone Heritage, and I can confidently say that it is an absolutely remarkable wedding venue that deserves five stars in every category.

From the moment you enter the venue, you are immediately struck by its rich history and authentic Maltese charm. The venue's stunning architecture, with its traditional limestone walls, arches, and domes, creates a unique and unforgettable atmosphere.

I was particularly impressed with the stunning backdrops that Limestone Heritage provided for capturing the beauty of the day. The venue's unique architecture and natural light made for truly breathtaking photos, and the atmosphere was perfect for capturing those special moments that make a wedding day so memorable.

Overall, I would highly recommend Limestone Heritage to any couple looking for a truly exceptional wedding venue. With its rich history, authentic Maltese charm, exceptional service, and versatile spaces, it is truly deserving of five stars in...

Attention apparently disabled people are not WELCOMED here. It is very sad to say the least that the staff working at the heritage Park, have no idea how to handle and treat disabled / autistic people visiting this historical place.

How can you kick out a 3 year old child with autism just because she was crying and another 3 year old boy with autism simply because he was overwhelmed. Is this a joke or what ??

How do you think these little children felt when they where removed from there school group and put a side ?? or there parents when they were told his/her child wasn't welcomed. This place is a joke and whoever is responsible should wake up.

For starters if disabled people are not allowed in this place than might as well put a large sign on your heads saying we do not except you here. The level of ignorance is unbelievable but it also makes me wonder how in 2022 these situations are left...

A wonderful look back at history, a very warm welcome. The audio visual presentation was excellent as was the guided walk through the historical display of quarying in the past. Stunning surroundings, beautifully kept gardens. Highly recommend a visit of this once used quary.

We then proceeded to the goats and donkeys, felt a slight disappointment towards the animals welfare. We noted the donkeys had no water in the 30 degree sun. Also as for the goats we felt concerned that their hooves were neglected to the point one of them struggled to walk. Just felt animal environment seemed somewhat neglected.

We then decided to have some lunch and a bottle of wine as the menu looked very appealing and the surroundings were lovely. Unfortunately the female member of staff came across as very inconsiderate and didn't want to cater for anything we asked for. Sadly we had to go...