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Explore Malta's vibrant capital on a guided walking tour of Valletta. Wander among beautifully prese...
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Set on the upper level of St. Peter & Paul Bastion, the Upper Barrakka Gardens are a picturesque site offering stunning views over the Grand Harbour and the historic Three Cities.
Set on the upper level of St. Peter & Paul Bastion, the Upper Barrakka Gardens are a picturesque site offering stunning views over the Grand Harbour and the historic Three Cities. Laid out in the 17th - 18th century for the use of Knights of the Order of Saint John, they were open to public from the 19th century onwards following the end of the French occupation. It has terraced arches built in 1661 by Fra Flaminio Balbiani, garden follies, a statue of Sir Winston Churchill, and a café. You can also view the cannons that form the Saluting Battery on the waterfront. The gardens are linked to Valletta's ditch and the nearby Lascaris Wharf by the Barrakka Lift.
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Set on the lower tier of St
Concealed 400 feet under the Upper Barrakka Gardens, the Lascaris War Rooms are a subterranean complex of tunnels and chambers that housed the British War Headquarters in Malta during World War II, then the Headquarters of the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet which was active during the Suez Crisis of 1956, and later a NATO Communication Centre from 1967 to 1977
St John's Co-Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Church built by the Order of St
Republic Street is Valletta's arterial road, running from Triton Fountain to Fort Saint Elmo in the north-east direction
Housed in the Auberge de Provence, the National Museum of Archaeology explores Maltese history from the Għar Dalam phase of the Neolithic period (5000 BC) to the Phoenician Period (400 BC)
The Church of St Paul's Shipwreck is one of Valletta's oldest churches, built in the 16th century on the site of an older church dedicated to Malta's patron saint St Paul
