Malta (South Eastern Region) – Birgu – Fort St. Angelo (War Shelter)
The enormity of Fort St. Angelo, and the hundreds of years of history, mean that there are tunnels and passageways
Read MoreThe enormity of Fort St. Angelo, and the hundreds of years of history, mean that there are tunnels and passageways
Read MoreThis is the entertainment block built in the 1920s for the troops to use, consisting primarily of a large cinema
Read MoreThe Great Siege of Malta took place in 1565 and it was the defences of Fort St. Angelo which helped
Read MoreThis building now holds three interpretation rooms covering the subjects of (i) the centre of the Mediterranean, (ii) the Key
Read MoreThis is the room where the British stored gunpowder. Unsurprisingly, the British military didn’t want any little incidents involving gunpowder,
Read MoreThis is the oldest sally port (a secure entrance) in Malta, which formerly linked Ferramolino’s fortifications to St. Angelo’s Battery.
Read MoreI’ve read a lot this week about the Knights of St. John, the Christian crusaders who successfully defended themselves against
Read MoreThese steps are several hundred years old, which is evident from the heavy usage that they have had. The steps
Read MoreI still have a few more of these to find in Valletta, the sculptures of Maltese proverbs. The text for
Read MoreOne of the exciting developments I saw in countries such as Poland, Ukraine, Latvia, Lithuania in recent months is the
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