Результаты поиска языковой школы

Поборка результатов

Подробные результаты

Sarria Church

Sarria Church This imposing dome was originally a chapel built with funds provided by the Knight Fra Martino de Sarria in 1585. The original chapel was replaced in 1676 by a church dedicated to the Immaculate Conception.

St. Augustine Church

St. Augustine Church St Augustine Parish Church is one of the churches built during the creation of the new city of Valletta, Malta.

St. Barbara Church

St. Barbara Church The parish church for French and German speaking residents in Malta.

St. Catherine

St. Catherine's Church St Catherine’s Church was designed by Girolamo Cassar for the Italian Knights, it adjoins the Auberge d’Italie and the church is still used today by the Italian community.

St. George

St. George's Basilica The parish originated in medieval times (definitely before 1450) and the foundation stone of the present church was laid in 1672. It is rightly referred to as the marble basilica, as it is entirely covered with marble.

St. Gregory

St. Gregory's Church Although dedicated to St. Catherine, Żejtun’s first parish church is commonly known as St. Gregory’s because of the annual pilgrimage to this place. It is one of Malta’s finest old churches.

St. Helen

St. Helen's Parish Church, B'Kara Birkirkara Parish Church dedicated to St. Helen.

St. John

St. John's Co-Cathedral Described as the first complete example of the high Baroque anywhere, St. John’s Cathedral epitomises the role of its original patrons, the Knights of St. John.

St. Joseph Church

St. Joseph Church The parish church of il-Qala was designed by Dun Ġużepp Diacono, the same architect-priest who designed the church of l-Għasri. It was constructed between 1882 and 1889, when he was serving as parish priest in il-Qala.

St. Margaret Church

St. Margaret Church Ta’ Sannat was one of the first villages in Gozo to become a parish separate from ir-Rabat in 1688. The building of the present parish church dedicated to St Margaret the Martyr commenced on the site of a smaller church in 1718, but underwent several structural changes in the 1860s.