Valetta Collection (page 4)

The Three Cities, Valletta
Valletta, Malta

Fort Sant Angelo, Valletta
Valletta, Malta

Street of Vittoriosa Malta
Birgu also known by its title CittA Vittoriosa, is an old fortified city on the south side of the Grand Harbour in the South Eastern Region of Malta. close to the capital Valetta

Valletta view from Senglea, Malta
Valletta, Malta

Valletta view from Senglea, Malta
Valletta, Malta

The alleys of Valletta, Malta
Valletta, Malta

Malta, Valletta, building detail, Trip il-Repubblika street

Malta, Valletta, Maltese architecture, buildings on Triq ir-Repubblika, Republic Street

Malta, Valletta, buildings, Maltese architecture

Vickers Type 665 Valetta towing an Airspeed Horsa off the ground

Vickers Type 665 Valetta C1, VW141

The first prototype Vickers Type 665 Valetta, VL249

Short S11 Valetta G-aJY as a landplane
Short S11 Valetta, G-aJY, as a landplane

Short S11 Valetta G-aJY as a seaplane
Short S11 Valetta, G-aJY, as a seaplane

Short S11 Valetta G-aJY on the Medway as a seaplane
Short S11 Valetta, G-aJY, on the Medway as a seaplane for its maiden flight

Vickers Valetta about to tow an Airspeed Horsa into the air

Our Indian Contingent At Malta: Valetta Indian Encampment, And Transport Vessels In The Quarantine Harbour

Malta, Valetta, View of Valletta city with its forts
Malta, 19th century. View of Valletta city with its forts

National Library with cafes in Valetta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

Valetta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Lower Barrakka Gardens and the Alexander Ball memorial temple, Valetta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

Siege Bell memorial, Valetta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta, Europe

CASSAR, Gerolamo (1520-1592). Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist. MALTA. Valletta. Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist. Interior

MALTA. Valletta. Grand Masters Palace

Greetings from Malta
A Greetings card from Malta, depicting a glamorous woman as the carapace of a beautiful butterfly, the wings extended wide to reveal scenes of places on the Island

Admiral Dzara inspecting Royal Marines, Malta, Second World
Photograph showing the Italian Naval Chief, Admiral Dzara, saluting a line of British Royal Marines on Valetta Quay, Malta, 1943

Balcony details, Valetta, Malta, Europe

Fort St. Elmo, Valetta (Valletta), Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Grand Harbour, Valetta (Valletta) from Senglea, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Part of the facade of an ancient palace illuminated night in the city of Valetta, on the island of Malta, Europe

Boats in Valetta harbour, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

St. Barbara Bastion and Barbierra Wharf, with St. Lucia church and Valletta (Valetta) behind, Malta, Europe

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Valetta, the capital of Malta, is a city steeped in history and beauty. Located on the Maltese islands map since 1883, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its remarkable architecture and cultural significance. One cannot help but be captivated by the stunning view of Valletta city from the bay. The grandeur of this ancient city is perfectly showcased against the backdrop of the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea. The heart lies within its iconic Grand Harbour. This natural harbor has witnessed countless historical events and continues to be a bustling hub for maritime activities. From Upper Baracca Garden, one can admire the breathtaking panorama that stretches across Grand Harbor towards Three Cities - an awe-inspiring sight that truly captures the essence of Valletta. Speaking of history, Valetta holds many secrets within its walls. The Main Guard of the Palace stands tall as a symbol of power and authority throughout centuries past. It serves as a reminder of Malta's rich heritage and storied past. As you explore this enchanting city, you may come across remnants from different eras such as HMS Glorious 77 or Vickers Valetta aircrafts like T. 3 WG264-J or C. 1 models - reminders of Malta's strategic importance during times of conflict. But amidst all these historical landmarks, there are also glimpses into everyday life in Valletta. A Maltese Grass Seller offers their wares on street corners - a charming scene that adds color to this vibrant cityscape. Valetta is not just any ordinary capital; it is an extraordinary blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that leaves visitors in awe at every turn. Whether you're admiring its architectural wonders or immersing yourself in its rich heritage, Valletta promises an unforgettable experience on your journey through Europe's hidden gem - Malta.