Blog: The 3 Cities & South Malta

FROM A WORKERS’ TOWN TO A ‘PLACE TO BE’: SENGLEA AFTER THE WAR

Independance (1965 – Present Day) – Part 3 of 3

With its deep natural waters, strategic fortifications, and vibrant port life, the Grand Harbour remains a vital entry point for vessels.

Fort St. Angelo, located in the heart of Malta’s Grand Harbour, offers breathtaking panoramic views and a deep dive into Malta’s fascinating history.

French Creek, a natural basin rich in history and maritime significance, offers a unique blend of heritage, scenic beauty, and modern utility.

Explore Malta’s underground passageways, tunnels, and shelters, and discover the story of Malta’s resilience and ingenuity across centuries.

Senglea, a small Maltese town with around 2,800 inhabitants, lies at the heart of Malta’s maritime and military history.

Malta’s unspoilt south coast offers a magnificent setting for seaside walks, particularly from the end of September.