Malta Collection (page 2)

Malta - Spinola Bay - once a thriving fishing port, but in recent years tourism has taken over
DAD-1855 Malta - Spinola Bay - once a thriving fishing port, but in recent years tourism has taken over. The brighly coloured traditional Maltese fishing boats are called "Luzzu". November

St. Julians Bay, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Porthcurno Cable Station
Porthcurno cable terminal in Cornwall, built by the Falmouth Gibraltar Malta Telegraph company

Malta / Valletta 1845
View of Valletta

Ossuary Chapel of skulls - Valletta, Malta - destroyed by a bomb during World War II. Date: circa 1910s

Marsaskala, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Vittoriosa, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Xlendi, Gozo, Malta, Europe

Silema, Malta - View of the long promenade
Sliema is a resort town on the east coast of the Mediterranean island of Malta. The waterfront features a long promenade (as shown here). Date: circa 1910s

Malta, Malta, Valletta, View over Old Town with St Johns Co-Cathedral

Mdina at dusk
City of Mdina at dusk, Malta

Malta - Chalet Ghar id-dud Sliema
Malta - Old Chalet - Ghar Id-Dud, Sliema Date: circa 1920s

Sliema skyline, Marsamxett Harbour, and tourist boat, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

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

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

Royal Opera House in Valletta, Malta - Ruins
Ruins of the Royal Opera House in Valletta, Malta - severely damaged in 1942 following German bombing raids during World War Two and pulled down following the war

Malta, Gozo Island, Gharb, Basilica of Ta-Pinu, exterior, morning

Azure Window, Dwejra Point, Gozo, Malta
The Azure Window is a natural arch in the Maltese island of Gozo. The stunning geography of the area was created thousands of years ago when two limestone caves collapsed

Church of Our Lady of Mellieha, Malta. Mellieha is a large village in north-west Malta. The church dates from the 17th century

Valletta, Malta - HMS Egmont and Dockyard Creek. Date: 1923

Map of Sicily by G. H. Davis
A contour map of Sicily, giving the shortest air distances from Cape Bon and Malta. At this stage in the Second World War it was a British front-line objective in Axis eyes

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

Malta, Valletta, Upper Barrakka Gardens, church overview

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

Malta, Malta, Valletta, Old Town

Malta, Malta, Golden Bay

Malta, Central, Mdina, Rabat, door detail

Blue Hole
Dwejra Bay, Gozo, Malta

The Duke of Edinburgh taking over HMS Magpie at Malta
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, being met by Lt.-Cmdr A. Harber (sp?) at the time he took over command of HMS Magpie at Valletta harbour in Malta. Date: 1950

Panoramic map of Mediterranean by G. H. Davis
A new centre of world alarm during the Second World War: a panoramic map of the Mediterranean, showing the principal bases

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

Malta, Southeast, Marsaxlokk, harbor and traditional Luzzu fishing boats

St. Joseph church in Kalkara Creek, Vittoriosa, The Three Cities, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Malta, Birzebbuga, Ghar Dalam cave, Interior
Malta - Birzebbuga - Ghar Dalam cave. Interior

JEAN PARISOT DE LA VALETTE (1494-1568). French born Grand Master of the Knights of Malta. Copper engraving, French, early 18th century

Old town of Mdina, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

St Marys Tower, Comino, Malta
View of St Marys Tower, Comino, Malta. circa 1890s

Luzzu fishing boat, Mgarr harbour, Gozo, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Statue of Virgin Mary
A statue of the Virgin Mary in the cathedral at Victoria (Rabat) on the Island of Gozo, part of the Maltese archipelago

Aerial view of Mgarr, Gozo Island, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Guards in Medieval costume in Mdina the fortress city, Malta, Europe

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

St. Francis of Assisi Church, Valletta, Malta, Europe

Ta Pinu, Maltas national shrine, Gozo, Malta, Europe

Interior of the Gozo Cathedral inside the Citadel, Victoria (Rabat), Gozo, Malta, Europe

Quayside and Lower Barrakka Gardens, Valletta Grand Harbour, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Saint Jerome in his Cell, ca 1608. Found in the Collection of St. Johns Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Malta, a captivating Mediterranean gem nestled in Europe. From the charming village of Mgarr to the idyllic island of Gozo, this archipelago offers a plethora of breathtaking sights and experiences. Immerse yourself in history as you explore Valletta, a fortified city that exudes grandeur and elegance. Marvel at its skyline at sunset, adorned with the majestic Carmelite Church dome and St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral. Step back in time with a glimpse into 1883 through an antique Maltese islands map, showcasing the rich heritage of this remarkable destination. Nature lovers will be spellbound by the Azure Window at Dwejra Point on Gozo Island. This natural wonder stands proudly against the backdrop of crystal-clear Mediterranean waters and rugged cliffs—a sight that will leave you awestruck. Indulge your taste buds with Maltese delicacies such as Gbejniet, delectable goat cheese that perfectly captures the essence of local flavors. And while exploring Xewkija on Gozo Island, don't miss out on visiting St. John the Baptist church to witness its Holy Sacrament monstrance—an exquisite display of religious artistry. Delve into Malta's intriguing past through historical artifacts like Gloster Gladiator aircraft or even an American cartoon from 1882 depicting England as an octopus grasping land across continents—a testament to its imperial influence. For those seeking tranquility amidst picturesque surroundings, Spinola Bay in St. Julians is a haven where colorful Maltese fishing boats gently sway along calm waters—creating postcard-perfect moments that are simply unforgettable. Malta truly embodies everything one could desire from a European getaway: stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, mouthwatering cuisine, and warm hospitality—all waiting to be discovered within this Mediterranean paradise.