The document summarizes several churches and chapels located in Siġġiewi, Malta. It describes the 15th century remains of the old parish church that were restored in 2007. It also discusses the current parish church dedicated to Saint Nicholas that was built between 1676-1693 in the Baroque style. Finally, it briefly mentions four other chapels in the area - St. Mark's chapel from 1608, Ċwejra chapel dedicated to St. Mary from 1742, and the Annunciation chapel from 1420 that has been restored after earthquakes in 1693 and 1856.

1. Churches and chapels
IS-Siġġiewi

2.  In Siġġiewi we find several
churches and chapels, some of
them in the core of the village and
some in the outskirts.

3. Rests of old parish church
This church was built
around the 15th
century, but hardly
anything survived. In
1998 these ruins
were classified as a
Heritage site. In 2007
the church was
restored.

4. Siġġiewi parish
church
This church is dedicated to
Saint Nicholas. It was built
between 1676 and 1693. It
has a baroque style.
The feast of St
Nicholas is celebrated
in the last week of
June.

5. St Mark chapel
 This chapel is dedicated
to Saint Mark. It was
demolished and rebuilt in
1608. This chapel was
built by Francesco Mamo.
This chapel is in Triq il-
Kbira.

6. Ċwejra chapel
This chapel is
dedicated to Saint
Mary. One can see
the small chapel at
the lower end of
main village square.
It was built in 1742
and funds were
provided by
Dominicans Fathers
of Birgu. It`s last
restoration was in
2005.

7. Annunciation chapel
 This chapel was built in
1420. The earthquakes of
1693 and 1856 had
damaged the chapel, after
each earthquake people
of Siġġiewi restored the
chapel. There feast is on
the 25th of March. This
chapel is near the Laferla
cross.