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City Gate To this day, Valletta has had five city gates, which has changed the appearance of the city entrance over the decades. Each gate represents Maltese history and culture of its respective era. The fourth gate was part of an Italian project.

City Gate To this day, Valletta has had five city gates, which has changed the appearance of the city entrance over the decades. Each gate represents Maltese history and culture of its respective era. The fourth gate was part of an Italian project.

a great place for children to play, take a walk, relax, dictionary, fountain, benches

do not run this in summer season, far too many tourists then with parts of the route closed for 'private property'. Best period is in late fall/winter. Some parts are not for running, but careful walking.

The palace was built in the 17th century in the Baroque style. Between 1860 and 1922, it served as a military hospital. Today, it is the seat of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean.

Modern statue by Richard England turning the word "love" upside down.

There are a few training machines here.

The baths are carved into the rock and are now equipped with pool ladders for safety reasons. Although they are called the Roman Baths, they are believed to have originated in the Victorian era.