Fort St. Angelo, Fgura

St. Angelo's Fort is a bastioned fortress with a centuries-old history, proudly standing in the city of Fgura on Malta. As one of the oldest and most significant military architecture sites on the island, the fort has witnessed many important events that have shaped the history of Malta.

Built in the Middle Ages by the Order of the Knights of St. John, St. Angelo's Fort was a key defensive element of the Grand Harbour and the capital city of Valletta. Its walls have seen sieges, battles, and changes of power, as well as serving as the residence for the Grand Masters of the Order.

The fort, although rebuilt and modernized over the centuries, has retained its original character and is now a monument of immense historical value. Restored and open to the public, it is a place that attracts lovers of history, military architecture, and tourists seeking unique views of the Maltese coast.

The fort's accessibility to visitors allows for a thorough understanding of its history and the opportunity to admire the panorama of Maltese bays from its walls. St. Angelo's Fort offers not only educational tours but also serves as a venue for various cultural events, such as historical reenactments and exhibitions.