The burial of Hypogee, or Hypogee Hal Saflieni, is named after the street where it was discovered at the beginning of the last century. And outside - a simple, unremarkable house ... Hypogeus translated from Latin means "underground dwelling". Hypogeus was built as an underground temple of death with an intricate system of levels, moves and halls. Skeletons of 30 thousand people of the Late Neolithic era and various artifacts were discovered in Hypogeea. Now historians insist on the recognition of it as the 8th wonder of the world, because in Malta, long before Stonehenge and the era of the Egyptian pyramids, a developed civilization existed. Near the floor of the last hall of the underground Hypogeea, on the third and last of the official sublevels, there are a number of burial chambers. All this is an underground necropolis. You can get here by regular buses Valletta - Paloma, travel time 10-15 minutes. Every day there are only 6 sessions lasting 1 hour. First they show a video, and then they drive through the halls. There are no audio guides in Russian. You can order tickets on the website http://booking.heritagemalta.org, but be sure to ADVANCE, approximately 1 month before the planned date of visit. The ticket costs 20 euros, but when paying with a card, they write off a bit more, about 22-23 euros. Photographing or shooting on video is strictly forbidden. Everywhere maintained a certain humidity and dim lighting. Group tourists are never brought here, everything is only on their own and individually. For those who love antiquities, antiquities, ruins shrouded in legends and fairy tales, this place leaves an indelible impression.