|
View from the Barakka Garden’s Balustrade in Valletta on the Grand Harbour and the ”Three cities” : : : St Julian’s: Spinola Bay has kept the flair of a fishing port : : : Palace of the Grandmasters : : : Fine Arts Museum : : : St. John’s Co-Cathedral, marble slab floor made from 400 inlaid pictures : : : Caravaggio: The decapitation of John the Baptist : : : Manoel Theatre. Its age of 270 makes it one of the oldest theatre buildings in Europe : : : Casa Rocca Piccola: Built in 1580 : : : The Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni : : : 3800 and 2200 B.C. Tarxien is the island’s greatest cult place of worship : : : Stone age temple of Hagar Qim. Built long before the erection of the pyramids : : : Clapham Junction: Bronze age track marks: : : The bay Wied iz Zurrieq : : : Popeye village: The former Background scenery for the film became a popular tourist attraction : : : Vilhena Palace: The palace of the Grandmaster Vilhena : : : St. Agatha and St. Paul’s Catacombs are subterranean burial sites (400 A.D.) : : : The giant church of Mostar : : : Multicolour painted Dghajsa and Luzzu boats : : : Paradise Bay : : : Peter’s Pool : : : Pretty Bay : : : Luzzus in Marsaxlokk : : : Blue Grotto : : : Mdina (The city of silence) is a historical beauty : : : Rabat: British casino : : : Harbour of Marsaxlokk : : : Restricted to guests of the state: Verdala Palace : : : Selmun Palace : : : Red Tower. Once a bulwark against pirates : : : Idyllic harbour in the morning. Valletta in the background : : : Senglea. View across the “Grand Harbour” : : : Auberge de Castille et Léon : : : “Sleeping Lady”: Magnificent find from the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni : : : Venus of Malta found in Hagar Qim : : : Casa Rocca Piccola. A view into the former life of Malta’s aristocrats : : : Rabat: The gilder Joe Ferrugia at work : : : Eleven meters beneath daylight. In the sanctuary of the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni : : : The Fontanella Tea Garden offers the best chocolate biscuits and the most beautiful view. It was built in the 15th century.
|
|
