Discover Malta’s Treasures: Vittoriosa, Senglea & Cospicua 🌊
1. Vittoriosa (Birgu) – The Storied Harbour
Highlights:
Fort St. Angelo: Dominating the peninsula, this fortress has defended Malta’s Grand Harbour for centuries
Inquisitor’s Palace & Maritime Museum: Dive into exhibits from the Inquisition and Malta’s seafaring past
St Lawrence Church & historic gates: Admire Baroque grandeur and stroll beneath ancient portals
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Charm of hidden alleys: Narrow lanes bursting with colourful flowerpots, quaint balconies & photo ops at every turn .
Perfect snap spots: Silhouetted Fort St. Angelo, cathedral-inspired architecture, and Mediterranean marina views.
2. Senglea (L’Isla) – The “Unconquered” Vista
Highlights:
Gardjola Gardens & waterfront views: Perfect lookout with framed scenic shots of Valletta across the water
Fortifications of Senglea: Explore surviving bastions once built for the Great Siege and declared UNESCO-listed
Basilica of the Nativity of Mary: A Baroque basilica rebuilt post‑WWII, home to a 17th‑century crowned statue of the Madonna
Camera-ready moments: Garden watchtower frames with Valletta skyline; fortress walls at sunset.
3. Cospicua (Bormla) – The Resilient Spirit
Highlights:
St Helen’s Gate & fortifications: Iconic Baroque entrance from 1736 with cannons carved in stone
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St Paul’s Church: Striking Baroque-Doric architecture dating to the 18th century
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Fort Verdala: British-era barracks within old bastions—great for stately wall and garden photography
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Historic streets: Winding avenues echoing Malta’s resilience and charm.
Capture-worthy: Ancient gates, church interiors, and the blend of old-world architecture
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