Visiting Malta? 🇲🇹 SAVE for your next trip to the Maltese Islands ❤️🌍 5 Interesting Places To Visit In Malta 🇲🇹 1. Fort Manoel, Manoel Island This star shaped fort sits on 'Manoel Island' within an the main island of Malta, and has been used as a quarantine hospital as well as a defensive fort protecting the grand harbor since the 16th century. ⭐️ 2. City of Valletta, Capital of Malta The walled city of Valletta was famously built after Malta's 'Great Siege of 1565'. Built by the Knights of the Order of Saint John, it was named after the Grandmaster Jean Parisot de Valette. ⚔️ 3. Mosta Rotunda, Mosta The largest and most famous church in Malta, the 'Rotunda of Mosta' is the 3rd largest unsupported dome in the world and withstood several direct bombs to its dome in WW2. ✝️ 4. Saint Julian's, Mercury Tower One of the newest high-rise buildings in Malta, the 'Mercury Tower' is a 32 floor residential and hotel space, amd replaced the Portomaso Tower as the largest building on the Maltese islands. 😳 5. The Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples, Qrendi The megalithic temples in the islands of Malta are some of the oldest structures on Earth, having survived over 5500 years. The 'Ħaġar Qim' and 'Mnajdra Temple' sit a few hundred meters from each other in the village of Qrendi and align with the summer and winter solstices. ☀️ How many places have you been and what's your favorite? 🤔 Follow along for more videos | Wideo | Malta Wakacje
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Visiting Malta? 🇲🇹 SAVE for your next trip to the Maltese Islands ❤️🌍 5 Interesting Places To Visit In Malta 🇲🇹 1. Fort Manoel, Manoel Island This star shaped fort sits on 'Manoel Island' within an the main island of Malta, and has been used as a quarantine hospital as well as a defensive fort protecting the grand harbor since the 16th century. ⭐️ 2. City of Valletta, Capital of Malta The walled city of Valletta was famously built after Malta's 'Great Siege of 1565'. Built by the Knights of the Order of Saint John, it was named after the Grandmaster Jean Parisot de Valette. ⚔️ 3. Mosta Rotunda, Mosta The largest and most famous church in Malta, the 'Rotunda of Mosta' is the 3rd largest unsupported dome in the world and withstood several direct bombs to its dome in WW2. ✝️ 4. Saint Julian's, Mercury Tower One of the newest high-rise buildings in Malta, the 'Mercury Tower' is a 32 floor residential and hotel space, amd replaced the Portomaso Tower as the largest building on the Maltese islands. 😳 5. The Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples, Qrendi The megalithic temples in the islands of Malta are some of the oldest structures on Earth, having survived over 5500 years. The 'Ħaġar Qim' and 'Mnajdra Temple' sit a few hundred meters from each other in the village of Qrendi and align with the summer and winter solstices. ☀️ How many places have you been and what's your favorite? 🤔 Follow along for more videos
