Fort Ricasoli
A large fortification built by the Knights of Malta in the 17th century as part of the defensive system to protect Grand Harbour.
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Attractions near to Fort Ricasoli
Grand Master's PalaceThe breathtaking palace was always a seat of the ruling men of Malta. A must-see for both interior and exterior. |
Palazzo ParisioOne of Malta's most beautiful palaces with lavishly decorated interior and grand Baroque gardens. There is a café inside. |
Blue GrottoThe finest of Malta's spectacular shoreline. Make sure to visit in the morning, when the grotto is most beautiful. |
Manoel TheatreOne of the oldest working theatres in Europe and an architectural gem. There are both guided tours and performances happening regularly. |
Ħal Saflieni HypogeumUnbelievable undergroud temple and necropolis – the only one in the world. Absolute must-visit, but book ahead. |
St John’s Co-CathedralA majestic Baroque gem built by the knights. Holds several artworks by Caravaggio. An absolute must-see. |
Ħaġar QimAn amazing well-preserved temple complex with several areas. There are several altars, shrines and curious “mushroom stones”. |
Lascaris War RoomsThe place from which general Eisenhower launched the Sicily invasion. Nowadays, this is a reconstruction of the Allies headquarters. |
MarsaxlokkA traditional fishing village. Every Sunday, there is a fish market with fresh food. There are also many seafood restaurants. |
Church of St MaryThe highlight is definitely the majestic dome. A bomb fell through it in WWII, but never exploded – it was said to be a miracle. |






