Skyline and Monuments

The Valletta skyline, Malta’s capital, blends historical and modern architecture. Dominated by St. Paul’s Cathedral’s majestic dome, it also features landmarks like the Grand Master’s Palace and St. John’s Co-Cathedral, showcasing Malta’s rich history. Surrounding fortifications add grandeur, offering a captivating mix of old and new.   The Lija Belvedere Tower, built in the 19th century, provides panoramic views of Malta’s countryside. Originally an observation point, it’s now a landmark occasionally open to the public, offering breathtaking vistas.    St. Angelo, a medieval fort in Birgu’s Grand Harbour, has a rich history dating back to the 13th century. Today, it’s a tourist attraction with exhibits and museums.    Aqueducts, like those in ancient Rome, transported water over long distances, showcasing impressive engineering feats.    The Cittadella in Victoria, Gozo’s capital, is a fortified city with structures dating from ancient times to the medieval period. With historic buildings, narrow streets, and panoramic views, it attracts visitors with its rich heritage and stunning architecture.