A peace centre and voluntary organization based in Hal Far, on the site of a former WWII airfield
Parish Church of Saint Peter in Chains. Birżebbuġa. Malta Igor Bakirov - Shuttertstock
It is the only parish church in Malta dedicated to St Peter in Chains, a devotion coming from Rome.
Our Lady Help of Christians Chapel in Birżebbuġa, Malta By Simon Reinhardt - Own work, CC BY 4.0
This quaint chapel is the only one in Malta dedicated to Our Lady Help of Christians
St. Lucians Tower or It-Torri ta' San Lucjan in Maltese, a large fortified Knights of St John watchtower overlooking Marsaxlokk Bay TheLiftCreativeServices - Shutterstock
According to local legend, a Maltese woman had a vision in which Saint John warned her of an imminent Ottoman attack
Church of Our Lady of Pompeii in the streets of Marsaxlokk Malti - Shutterstock
This church reflects an Italian Marian devotion in a village once ravaged for centuries by corsair raids.
Chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows, Marsaxlokk, Malta Malti - Shutterstock
This church stands near the ancient Tas-Silġ sanctuary, a sacred site with over 4,000 years of continuous worship and deep Marian devotion.
The SS Ohio of the Convoy of Santa Marija entering the Grand Harbour of Malta on 15th August 1942 Wikimedia
Between 1940 and 1942, Malta became the target of one of the most intense aerial bombardments of World War II.
Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum Images courtesy of VisitMalta
Long before Christian churches defined the island’s skyline, structures like the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum shaped the archipelago’s spiritual architecture
Fort St. Angelo, symbol of Malta's resistance Artush - Shutterstock
Visitors can trace the arc of the siege through sites that remain active participants in Malta’s civic and cultural life