This traditional Maltese village is located between Rabat and Marsaxlokk in the fertile Girgenti Valley, near the Dingli Cliffs.
The Parish Church of Saint Nicholas, located in the village centre, impresses visitors with its Baroque facade designed by Lorenzo Gafa in 1693. Except for the annual festival, the church is usually closed.
The Siggiewi Festa (Feast Days) honouring Saint Nicholas is held from Thursday to Sunday at the end of June. The church is decked out in multicoloured lights, and its relics are paraded through town. The week-long festival features fireworks, brass band music, and traditional Maltese fare (such as pastry stuffed with dates and nougat made with almonds or peanuts).
Siggiewi hosts the Maltese Summer Folklore Nights at the Limestone Heritage Park and Gardens from May to October. This vibrant event celebrates Maltese culture through folkloric dance and music performances, as well as a buffet of delectable Maltese dishes. Outdoor weddings are also popular at the Limestone Heritage Park and Gardens.