Venues
Thus, life itself – from conception to death – is symbolized by Santa LuÄ‹ija’s “Serenity Garden.” The fountain at the front of the garden represents the figure of...
It is difficult to imagine that during the regeneration process, some 300 trees—mostly citrus, olive, and cypress trees—were formerly found in Mdina Ditch. Those trees were then carried...
The Magazino Hall, well-known for its adaptability, proudly showcases its historical elements from a rich past. The Magazino Hall, located just beneath the well-known Valletta bastions, was constructed...
The previous medieval University edifice was replaced by the Parisian Baroque Vilhena Palace in Mdina, which Grand Master Antonio Manoel de Vilhena rebuilt in 1726 using designs by...
Built in 1551 according to Grandmaster De La Sengle’s instructions, Senglea’s Gardjola Gardens provide a panoramic view of Fort St. Angelo, Marsa’s docks, Valletta’s Grand Harbour entrance, and...
Built in a strategic location at the point of the Sceberras peninsula, the fort was originally designed to be a war machine to repel the Ottoman armada’s fury....
One of the best specimens of 17th-century neo-classical architecture in the Islands is Villa Bighi, which is situated in the southern seaside settlement of Kalkara on the Mediterranean...
The Lower Barrakka Gardens are located atop the bastions that overlook the Grand Harbor entrance at the lower end of Valletta. Ideally positioned to provide an amazing view...