Malta Historical Pictures

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Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

Flowers, monuments and a magnificent sea view make this open space one of the most attractive spots in Valletta.

Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

Flowers, monuments and a magnificent sea view make this open space one of the most attractive spots in Valletta.

Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

This remarkable church is an important part of Mellieħa’s story, which tells of a transformation from rocky outpost to a popular vacation gem.

Flowers, monuments and a magnificent sea view make this open space one of the most attractive spots in Valletta.

This small archipelago offers year-round warm temperatures, impressive Baroque architecture and stunning water-locked cityscapes to rival the likes of Venice.

This remarkable church is an important part of Mellieħa’s story, which tells of a transformation from rocky outpost to a popular vacation gem.

Visit this unique and grand palace that has been providing amazing views of the Maltese coast since the 18th century. 

This remarkable church is an important part of Mellieħa’s story, which tells of a transformation from rocky outpost to a popular vacation gem.

Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

This remarkable church is an important part of Mellieħa’s story, which tells of a transformation from rocky outpost to a popular vacation gem.

Perched above Valletta\'s Grand Harbour is an exquisite park of flowers and statues, from where a cannon salute is fired every day.

Venture through a labyrinth of underground passageways and chambers to see where Malta\'s early Christians buried their dead.