A stroll through the villages of Ħal Kirkop and Ħal Safi 

The two neighbouring villages of Ħal Kirkop and Ħal Safi lie west of the runway of Luqa Airport and feature several sites of historic significance including a menhir, punic tombs and Paleochristian catacombs. The remnants of Roman-era wall constructed with huge ashlar blocks still stand at Hal Safi.
To its credit, Hal Safi Local Council can boast the only "Ġnien tal-Kmand" (gardens commissioned by Alexander Ball at the turn of the 19th century) that is regularly open to the public. It is a well-maintained garden featuring several interesting trees and plants as well as an old apiary that is still in use.
Music: Mozart Flute and Harp Concerto movements 2 and 3.