Must see attractions in Malta

Built in 1542, this now private residence is often framed by colourful flowers.

A fortified coastal tower, built in the 17th century by Grand Master de Redin.

The main gate to Fort St Angelo.

Commemorates the withdrawal of British troops in 1979.

A lovely small white-sand beach close to Ċirkewwa.

A Dominican church, built and inaugurated in 1960.

Sandy town beach, named after a British resort.

One of Birgu's fortified 16th-century gates.

Contains relics of Grand Master la Valette.

A modern chapel inaugurated in 2000.

Dates from the early 15th century.

Entrance to the Ġgantija Temples.

Pleasant play park by the sea.

A 17th-century fortification.

This small 17th-century fortress lies at the northern point of St Thomas Bay. It was built by the Knights of St John after a Turkish raiding party landed…

Gruesome waxworks devoted to horrible historical practices may give older kids and teenagers a grisly thrill.

Monument to 2298 members of the Commonwealth air force, who lost their lives in WWII and have no known grave.

Monument to the 600 Maltese and nearly one million British servicemen who lost their lives in WWI.

One of three entrances to the Mdina Ditch Garden. Often only open when special events are on.

Commemorates the International Eucharistic Congress held in Malta in 1913.