Valletta Collection (page 7)

Jews Sally Port, Valletta, Malta. Date: 1940s

V Marich & Co, Tobacconists, Valletta, Malta
Business card for V Marich & Co, Tobacconists, By Royal Appointment, 44 Palace Square, Valletta, Malta, established 1838. Date: 19th century

The Top Of The Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta, By Charles William Wyllie (1859-1923) From The Picturesque Mediterranean Circa 1890

The Quays Of The Grand Harbour At Valletta, Malta, By Charles William Wyllie (1859-1923) From The Picturesque Mediterranean Circa 1890

Boats tied up, Valletta, Malta, Upper Barrakka Gardens
Vintage 19th century photograph: Boats ited up in the Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta, Upper Barrakka Gardens

Traditional balconies on the crowded Triq Ir Repubblika street in old town Valletta, UNESCO World Heritage Site and European Capital of Culture 2018, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Boats moored in Grand Harbour marina at Birgu, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Malta - Dockyard Creek, Grand Harbour, Valletta Date: circa 1910s

The Grand Harbour at Valletta, Malta, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

Valletta, Malta - Opera House and Strada Reale (Republic St)
Valletta, Malta - Opera House and Strada Reale (nowadays Republic Street). Date: 1923

Valletta, Malta - street scene near Church of San Francesco
Valletta, Malta: street scene near the church of San Francesco. Date: 1909

Group photo, Grand Masters Palace, Valletta, Malta
Group photo in the Neptune Courtyard of the Grand Masters Palace, Valletta, Malta. The men are mostly officers and VIPs. The statue of Neptune is part of a fountain, erected in 1615. Date: circa 1900

USS Sea Poacher, American submarine, Malta
USS Sea Poacher (SS/AGSS-406), American Balao class submarine, seen here off Valletta, Malta, on 5 November 1957. Date: 1957

View from Sliema on Valletta in the evening

Valetta cityview, Malta
City view of the capital city of Malta; Valetta with his beautiful historic buildings and churches on the skyline

Narrow streets of Valetta
Valletta is capitals of island of Malta.Geographically, it is located in the South Eastern Region, in the central-eastern portion of the main island of Malta

Valletta, Malta - the Porta Reale (Gate) Date: circa 1910s

Overlooking Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Telephone Boxes / Malta
Two British red telephone boxes at Valletta, kitted out with internet telephones

Aerial view of St. Angelo Fort in Vittoriosa (Birgu) in front of Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

View of the Grand Harbour with fishing boats taken from Barracca Gardens, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Interior of St. Johns Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta, Europe

Malta, South Eastern Region, Valletta. The view across Grand Harbour to Fort St Angelo from the Saluting Battery at Upper Barrakka Gardens

Malta, Europe; A tourist enjoying the scenery of the three cities from the Upper Barracca Gardens in Valletta

Malta, Valletta, Europe; Traditional Maltese balconies ornate the streets of the capital Valletta

Malta, Vittoriosa. View across Vallettas Grand Harbour to Dockyard Creek and Vittoriosa with its elegant buildings and busy marina

Dome of Saint Paul Church Valletta
Panorama of beautiful city of Valletta and dome of Saint Pauls church, Malta

Valletta Skyline, view from Sliema harbour at sunset

Colourful balconies
Traditional Maltese covered balconies in Valletta

Typical narrow street with stairs in the city Valetta on the island of Malta

Traditional boat moored in Grand Harbour marina at Birgu, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Night view of Senglea, one of the Three Cities, and the Grand Harbour in Valletta, European Capital of Culture 2018, Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

Person photographing the Grand Harbour in Valletta at dusk. Valletta, Malta, Mediterranean, Europe

German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II landing in Malta
German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II landing at Valletta, Malta - November 1898. Date: circa 1898

Malta - Valletta - St. Johns Church Date: circa 1910s

Malta - Barrakka Gardens, Valletta
The Upper Barrakka Gardens are a public garden in Valletta, Malta. They are twinned with the Lower Barrakka Gardens in the same city, and offer panoramic views of the Grand Harbour. Date: circa 1910s

Malta - Valletta - Scesa Marina Date: circa 1910s

The main gaurdroom, Valletta, Malta, circa 1870s. Date: circa 1870s

Valletta, Malta - View of the Grand Harbour from the Barrakka lift (which links the Grand Harbour to the Upper Barrakka Gardens and Valletta city centre)

Valletta, Malta - Dockyard Creek. Date: 1923

Valletta, Malta - Entrance to the Grand Harbour
Entrance to the Grand Harbour from The Upper Barrakka Gardens (Il-Barrakka ta Fuq) at Valletta, Malta, showing the saluting battery. Date: 1923

Valletta, Malta - Statue of Neptune - Governors Palace Grounds. Date: 1923

Valletta, Malta - The Armoury - Governors Palace. Date: 1923

Valletta, Malta - Festival - Ship float - Knights of Malta. Note the British sailor on the left. Date: 1923

Malta / Valletta Corner
Valletta: a typical corner in a popular quarter of the city Date: 1909

Malta / Valletta Walls
Valletta: a road under the walls Date: 1909

Malta / Valletta Piazza
Valletta: Piazza Regina at sunset Date: 1909

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Valletta, the enchanting capital of Malta, is a captivating blend of history, culture, and stunning Mediterranean beauty. Nestled in the heart of Europe, this UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts an awe-inspiring skyline that showcases architectural marvels like the Carmelite Church dome and St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral. As the sun sets over Valletta, its skyline transforms into a mesmerizing panorama that leaves visitors spellbound. The golden hues illuminate the city's iconic landmarks while casting a romantic glow upon the tranquil Mediterranean waters. From high above, an aerial view reveals Valletta's grandeur in all its glory. St. Elmo Fort stands proudly on one side as Manoel Island and Dragutt Point grace the horizon on another - a testament to Malta's rich maritime heritage. Yachts gracefully glide through Valletta's azure waters, adding elegance to this picturesque scene. The harbor becomes alive with activity as boats bob gently against their moorings - a true reflection of Valletta's vibrant spirit. But amidst all its splendor lies an unexpected sight - the Ossuary Chapel of skulls. This hauntingly beautiful chapel serves as a reminder of Valletta's storied past and pays homage to those who have come before us. Senglea, one of Valletta’s Three Cities, offers yet another breathtaking perspective from across Grand Harbour. Its historic charm harmonizes perfectly with Valletta’s timeless appeal – both standing proud as symbols of Maltese resilience throughout history. The enchantment continues at Msida Creek Harbour where colorful boats sway gently in rhythm with the lapping waves. Here you can bask in tranquility while soaking up panoramic views that epitomize Mediterranean bliss. For unparalleled vistas, head to Barracca Gardens where you'll be greeted by sweeping views of Grand Harbour below, and is here that you truly grasp why Valletta has earned its reputation as one of Europe's most captivating destinations.