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Balzan Parish Church

Balzan Parish Church Balzan became a parish on the 14th August 1655 and the old church of the Annunciation became the parish church. In December 1669 work started on the building of a new church and four years later, part of the building was already in use.

Carmelite Church

Carmelite Church The church dome that dominates Valletta's skyline.

Carmelite Church and Priory

Carmelite Church and Priory A recent addition to Mdina's visitor attractions is the Carmelite Priory and the Church which have been opened to the public.

Casa Leone XIII Chapel

Casa Leone XIII Chapel A small church situated in Balluta Bay, St. Julians.

Chapel of Santa Marija

Chapel of Santa Marija This chapel was built in around 1430 and is one of the best preserved examples of a fifteenth-century parish church in Malta. It has some interesting frescoes and provides the ideal setting for the annual Bir Miftuħ music festival organised each spring by Din l-Art Ħelwa.

Chapel of St. Roque

Chapel of St. Roque This chapel is a simple architectural structure roofed with stone slabs on three arches which divide it into four bays. It measures eight metres long and seven metres wide and has no side openings.

Chapel of the Annunciation

Chapel of the Annunciation This chapel is situated in the old village of Casal Millieri, which lies between Żurrieq, Qrendi, Mqabba and Kirkop. This village was first documented in 1419 and its origins date back to Roman and possibly pre-historic times.

Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception

Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception The collegiate church of the Immaculate Conception is the chief monumental building in Cospicua. It miraculously escaped the World War II bombing which destroyed ...

Church Of Our Lady Of Victories

Church Of Our Lady Of Victories The Collegiate Church of Our Lady of Victories (the Parish Church of Senglea) built in 1743, was destroyed in January 1941 during a severe air attack on...

Church of Our Lady of Victory

Church of Our Lady of Victory This small church was the first to be built in Valleta by the Order of St John. Initially it was a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Victory. the name was appropriately chosen to commemorate Malta's triumph over a Turkish invading force during the Great Siege of 1565. Works began in 1567, and traditionally it is considered to be the sit ...