Ġnien tal-Mall
Valletta Ditch Garden - Ġnien Laparelli
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Basilica
Castille Square
Triton Square and Biskuttin Area
City Gate Housing Project
Ġnien tal-Mall
Mall Gardens

Floriana

Valletta Ditch Garden - Ġnien Laparelli
Valletta Ditch Garden - Ġnien Laparelli

Valletta

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Basilica
Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Valletta

Castille Square
Castille Square

Valletta

Triton Square and Biskuttin Area
Triton Square and Biskuttin Area

Floriana and Valletta City Gate

City Gate Housing Project
City Gate Housing Project

Valletta

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Welcome to the
Grand Harbour Regeneration Corporation

The Grand Harbour Regeneration Corporation aims to undertake Government’s vision for the Valletta Harbour, the restoration and regeneration of the Valletta Grand Harbour and the surrounding areas.

To attract national and international attention for the regeneration of sites for potential investments, development and tourist attraction.

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📍The House of Catalunya ... See MoreSee Less

📍The House of Catalunya

🗿 Did you know that the area known as Biskuttin Garden is notable for its bronze statue of Christ the King by Antonio Sciortino, which commemorates the XXIV Eucharistic Congress held in Malta in 1913. 🙌 ... See MoreSee Less

🗿 Did you know that the area known as Biskuttin Garden is notable for its bronze statue of Christ the King by Antonio Sciortino, which commemorates the XXIV Eucharistic Congress held in Malta in 1913. 🙌

Senglea Bastions - a fortress of heritage 🏰 ... See MoreSee Less

Senglea Bastions - a fortress of heritage 🏰

A bird's-eye view of Valletta's Entrance
📍Tritoni Square
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A birds-eye view of Vallettas Entrance
📍Tritoni Square

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There are dead Holm oak trees about 4 two have been dead for over a year and never replaced! Can the dead ones be removed and replaced also the area is very dirty paving never cleaned!

🗡️ Jean Parisot de Valette was a French nobleman and the 49th Grand Master of the Order of Malta from 1557 until his death in 1568. He is renowned for his leadership during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565, often regarded as one of the greatest sieges of all time. In 2012, a square in Valletta was inaugurated named Jean de Valette Square. It features a 2.5m high bronze statue of the Grandmaster, sculpted by Joseph Chetcuti. The statue depicts La Valette in armor, holding the plan of Valletta in one hand and a sword in the other. 🛡️ ... See MoreSee Less

🗡️ Jean Parisot de Valette was a French nobleman and the 49th Grand Master of the Order of Malta from 1557 until his death in 1568. He is renowned for his leadership during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565, often regarded as one of the greatest sieges of all time. In 2012, a square in Valletta was inaugurated named Jean de Valette Square. It features a 2.5m high bronze statue of the Grandmaster, sculpted by Joseph Chetcuti. The statue depicts La Valette in armor, holding the plan of Valletta in one hand and a sword in the other. 🛡️

When the night falls 🌙✨ #castillesquare

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When the night falls 🌙✨ #CastilleSquare

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🚪 Did you know? The history of Valletta City Gate spans centuries, with various designs since its initial completion in 1569. Its recent transformation aimed at preserving its rich heritage while adapting to modern-day needs. ... See MoreSee Less

🚪 Did you know? The history of Valletta City Gate spans centuries, with various designs since its initial completion in 1569. Its recent transformation aimed at preserving its rich heritage while adapting to modern-day needs.

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Today you can no longer call it a gate but a breach in the bastions! A late medeival walled city ruined!

Embracing the golden hour at Marsamxett in Valletta ☀️ ... See MoreSee Less

Embracing the golden hour at Marsamxett in Valletta ☀️

With a €2 million investment, the Msida Promenade has seen widened walkways, the addition of cycling lanes, and improved access for boat owners. About 350m of the area now features durable paving with porfido and hardstone, alongside new street furniture and lighting.

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With a €2 million investment, the Msida Promenade has seen widened walkways, the addition of cycling lanes, and improved access for boat owners. About 350m of the area now features durable paving with porfido and hardstone, alongside new street furniture and lighting.

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