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Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Senglea, one of the Three Cities, and the Grand Harbour in Valletta, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Senglea, one of the Three Cities, and the Grand Harbour in Valletta, UNESCO World Heritage Site and European Capital of Culture 2018, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, Valletta

Malta, Valletta. The cannons of the battery placed high on the defensive wall of Valletta protect the entrance to the Grand Harbour and look across towards Vittoriosa

Malta, Valletta. Suits of armour of the Maltese Knights of St John in the Grand Masters Palace in the centre of the old walled city of Valletta

Hagar Qim, a megalithic temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: View of Valletta city (Malta) from the bay

View of Valletta city (Malta) from the bay in Sliema. Warm light, sunset

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, Hagar Qim, Megalithic temple, 2800-2400 bc, aerial view

Malta, Hagar Qim, Megalithic temple, 2800-2400 bc, aerial view UNESCO World Heritage Site, archaeological site

Malta, Valletta. The fortified walls of Senglea, one of the many fingers of the city that jut into the Grand Harbour

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Marina bay

Marina bay
Sailing boats on Senglea marina in Grand Bay, Valetta, Malta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Valletta, the capital of Malta

Valletta, the capital of Malta
Valletta is the capital city of Malta. It was named for Jean Parisot de la Valette, who succeeded in defending the island from an Ottoman invasion in 1565.The City was officially recognised as a

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Ta Pinu Church

Ta Pinu Church
The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta Pinu is a Roman Catholic minor basilica and national shrine located some 700 metres from the village of GAzarb on the island of Gozo

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Grand Harbour in Valetta

Grand Harbour in Valetta
The Grand Harbour in Valetta (Valletta) Malta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: View from Upper Baracca Garden with Saluting Battery towards Grand Harbor and Three Cities

View from Upper Baracca Garden with Saluting Battery towards Grand Harbor and Three Cities, Valletta, Malta
Fort St Angelo and Vittoriosa from Barracca Gardens and canon of the Saluting Battery

Valetta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Plan of the Minerva Temple in Syracuse, 1778. Creator: Louis Mayer

Plan of the Minerva Temple in Syracuse, 1778. Creator: Louis Mayer
Plan of the Minerva Temple in Syracuse, 1778. Pianta del Tempio di Minerva in Siracusa oggi il Duomo'; Canna una Siciliana'

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Interior with steps from theatre in Syracuse, 1778. Creator: Louis Ducros

Interior with steps from theatre in Syracuse, 1778. Creator: Louis Ducros
Interior with steps from theatre in Syracuse, 1778. Drawing from the album Voyage to Italy, Sicily and Malta

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of Valletta and Sliema

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of the Carmelite Church and St

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of the Carmelite Church and St Pauls Anglican Pro-Cathedral

Fort St. Elmo, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: MG0552 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore

MG0552 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore
Cannons, the noon day gun, Saluting Battery, Upper Barracca Gardens, and Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: MG0549 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore

MG0549 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore
Cannons, the noon day gun, Saluting Battery, Upper Barracca Gardens, Valletta, Malta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: MG0547 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore

MG0547 Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore
Cannonballs, Saluting Battery sign, Saluting Battery, Upper Barracca Gardens, and Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The 16: 00hrs firing of the canon at the Saluting

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The 16: 00hrs firing of the canon at the Saluting
Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The 16:00hrs firing of the canon at the Saluting Battery, Upper Barrakka Gardens was traditionally used to signify the closing of the city gates

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Traditional Maltese balconies

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. A Vedette, or Watchtower in Gardjola Gardens

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. A Vedette, or Watchtower in Gardjola Gardens on the tip of Senglea

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to Fort St Angelo

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to Fort St Angelo and Senglea

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. A Vedette, or Watchtower in Gardjola Gardens on the tip of Senglea

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of the peninsula of Valletta

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Birgu Marina at dusk

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of Valletta, Grand Harbour

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of Valletta, Grand Harbour and the Three Cities

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to the Three

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to the Three Cities from the Saluting Battery at Upper Barrakka Gardens

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Senglea, one of the Three Cities, as seen

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Senglea, one of the Three Cities, as seen from a water taxi in Grand Harbour

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view from Sliema across Marsamxett Harbour

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view from Sliema across Marsamxett Harbour to Valletta

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Grand Harbour and Fort St Angelo in Vittoriosa

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Grand Harbour and Fort St Angelo in Vittoriosa at sunset

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to Senglea

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to Senglea from the Saluting Battery at Upper Barrakka Gardens

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of Senglea, one of the Three Cities

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of the dome of the Carmelite Church

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. Aerial view of the Carmelite Church and St Pauls Anglican Pro-Cathedral

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Copper Age temple at Mnajdra in Malta

Copper Age temple at Mnajdra in Malta with the island of Fifla in the background

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Southern Gigantija temple on Malta, 31st century BC

Southern Gigantija temple on Malta, 31st century BC
Southern Gigantija temple on Malta. The second chamber is on the left, and the rear chamber on the right, 31st century BC

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Tarxien temple on Malta, 3150 BC

Tarxien temple on Malta, 3150 BC
Main entrance to the Tarxien temple on Malta, 3150 BC

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Hagar Qim temple on Malta, 3rd century BC

Hagar Qim temple on Malta, 3rd century BC
Hagar Qim temple on Malta, showing a rock-cut doorway slab, 3rd century BC

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Hagar Qim temple on Malta. (c. 3000 BC)

Hagar Qim temple on Malta. (c. 3000 BC)
Hagar Qim temple on Malta. (c.3000 BC)

Megalithic Temples of Malta Collection: Mnajdra Temple complex on Malta

Mnajdra Temple complex on Malta, of the Hypogeum

Mnajdra Temple complex on Malta, 4th millennium BC

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