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MTA-Malta Map A4(Waterfront) Ggantija KERCEM Temples NADUR VICTORIA Sports FONTANA (RABAT) Ground General QALA XEWKIJA Kenuno Tower XLENDI Qala Point MUNXAR GHAJNSIELEM Qala Battery Heliport Fort Hondoq Wied Qbajjar Bay SANNAT Ir-Rummien Il-Ghasri Chambray Wied Il-Mielah Xwieni San Bay MGARR San Dimitri (HARBOUR) Niklaw Santa Gordan Marsalforn GOZO Ta' Cenc Bay Point Blue Marija Ta’ Pinu Lighthouse Salt Pans Bay Mgarr Lagoon Bay Basilica Ix-Xini ZEBBUG G MARSALFORN o GHASRI z Santa Marija o F Santa Marija Battery Ramla e r Bay r Tower y GHARB L San Blas in e Azure Window Crafts Village XAGHRA Bay Inland Sea Ahrax Point SAN Dahlet Qorrot White LAWRENZ Ta’ Kola Bay Dwejra Tower Cittadella Windmill Tower White Tower Fungus Rock Bay KERCEM Ggantija Temples CIRKEWWA Armier Bay Rdum Sports NADUR Tal-Madonna FONTANA VICTORIA Grounds Ferretti (RABAT) Craig QALA Battery Wardija Point Kenuno XLENDI Hospital Wied Musa Tower Qala Point Paradise Bay Battery Xlendi MUNXAR XEWKIJA GHAJNSIELEM Qala Battery Bay SANNAT Heliport Fort Hondoq Ir-Rummien Red Tower Chambray San Mellieha Bay MGARR Niklaw Ghadira Imgiebah (HARBOUR) Bay Santa Native Ta' Cenc Cliffs Blue Marija Bay Mgarr Lagoon Bay Reserve Ix-Xini G Ghajn Hadid o National z ST. PAUL’S o Santa Marija Tower Aquarium F Westreme Battery ISLANDS e Santa Marija Battery r r y Tower L Anchor Bay MELLIEHA in Qawra Point e Mistra Bay Salina Bay Ghallis Rocks XEMXIJA ST. PAUL’S QAWRA BAY Ghallis Tower COMINO Qrejten Point Mizieb BUGIBBA MANIKATA Qalet Marku Simar Native Bahar ic-Caghaq Reserve Bay Golden Bay BURMARRAD Madliena Tower PEMBROKE Ghajn Tuffieha Bay BIDNIJA Madliena St. George’s Bay GHARGHUR Battery Gnejna Bay MGARR SWIEQI Dragunara Point Lippija Fort PACEVILLE Mosta Kaptan ZEBBIEGH Victoria Lines Tower ST. JULIAN’S Skorba NAXXAR Balluta Bay Ta’ Hagrat Capua Fort MOSTA Dome IKLIN SLIEMA Dragut Point Victoria Lines SAN GWANN Fomm Ir-Rih Bay Victoria Lines GZIRA Marsamxett Technopark Harbour Mater Dei Manoel Fort Ta’Qali National Island VALLETTA Bingemma LIJA BALZAN Hospital Football TA' XBIEX Swim Area BAHRIJA Stadium BIRKIRKARA Ricasoli Point Nadur San Anton St. Philip Grand Wied Ghammieq Harbour Tower MTARFA Palace & Gardens FLORIANA Catacombs TA' QALI MSIDA Boffa Fort Rinella National Park ATTARD SANTA VENERA St. Luke's Waterfront Fort KALKARA Fort Ras Il-Gebel MDINA Aviation Museum Mriehel St. Angelo Ricasoli Cave Crafts Village Domus Romana HAMRUN SENGLEA VITTORIOSA XGHAJRA RABAT Mt. Carmel Gorf L-Abjad Cart Ruts QORMI MARSA ST.Paul’s Catacombs Kordin COSPICUA Fort Mtahleb St.Agatha’s Catacombs Marsa St. Leonard Cruise Liner Terminal St.Paul’s Grotto Sports Grounds HAZ-ZEBBUG Golf Club PAOLA FGURA St. James Hypogeum ZABBAR Handaq Horse Race Track Dive Site Tarxien Zonqor Point Verdala Palace St. Vincent Temples DINGLI De Paule Buskett Gardens LUQA TARXIEN Marsascala Bay Hospital Bulebel SANTA LUCIJA MARSASCALA Museum Girgenti Palace SIGGIEWI ZEJTUN St.Thomas Laferla Cross GHAXAQ Bay Prehistoric Site Dingli Cliffs MARSAXLOKK Sandy Beach Clapham Junction MQABBA KIRKOP Malta GUDJA International Airport Dalam Xrobb L-Ghagin QRENDI Cave Fort MALTA TOURISM AUTHORITY Hagar Qim SAFI BIRZEBBUGIA Fort TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICES Mnajdra St. Lucian Peter’s Pool Tower Valletta Ghar Pretty 22915440/1/2 Lapsi Fort Bay Marsaxlokk Delimara Water Sports Airport XAROLLA ZURRIEQ 23696073/4 Wied Bay Iz-Zurrieq Mdina 21454480 MALTA Blue Grotto Mellieha 21524666 Malta Delimara Gozo Ferry HAL-FAR Freeport Point Valletta 21220633 Wied National Aquarium Iz-Znuber Hasan’s Vittoriosa 21800145 Cave Gozo 22915452/3 © copyright Malta Tourism Authority 2014 Scenic Views Mgarr Harbour Info Booth 21554538 Auberges 1. Auberge de Castille 2. Auberge d’Italie 3. Auberge d’Aragon MARSAMXETT HARBOUR W N 4. Auberge de Baverie Cathedrals FERRY TO SLIEMA 1. St John’s Co-Cathedral (and Museum) E 2. St Paul’s Pro-Anglican Cathedral S TR Churches IQ L- A SSED 1. Church of Our Lady of Victory JU L-KBIR 2. Church of St Catherine SUR 3. St Paul Shipwrecked Church TA’ SANT’ FERRY ANDRIJA 4. Carmelite Church LANDING Waterpolo Pitch ANIZI 5. Tal-Porto Salvo (Dominican) 3 TAL-ĠERM IS-SUR TA’ SAN BASTJAN IS-SUR IR Audio Visual Shows TRIQ M ARSAM X E -KB T T 1. Malta 5D IL U J IS 2. Valletta Living History -SUR TRIQ L-INĠINIERA TRIQ SAN BJAĠJU 3. The Malta Experience T ASSED TRIQ AL - TRIQ TRIQ SAN ĠORĠ 2 3 4. Sacred Island L TRIQ MIKIEL A. VASSALLO 4 -INGLIŻI L T -I TRIQ IL-PUNENT TRIQ IL-PUNENT SAN BAST A M 5. La Sacra Infermeria TRIQ L - - TIEĦEN K K TRIQ NOF ARMNU TRIQ SAN P ARMNU HASTINGS 2 TRIQ SAN ATRIZJU TRIQ IS-SOKKORS 4 Museums 4 GARDEN TRIQ SAN KARLU JU S J -IN-NHAR TRIQ A 1. National Museum of Archaeology M TRIQ IŻ-ŻEKKA OLD MINT STREET N ARK L A SAN GREGOR 2. National Museum of Fine Arts - T AIKL IS-SUR 3. National War Museum ST. JOHN’S 4 A 4. Grandmaster’s Palace and Armoury CAVALIER 1 TRIQ L-IFRAN OLD BAKERY STREET IS-SUR TAL-FRANĊIŻI Lower TRIQ SAN TRIQ SAN T TRIQ I TRIQ SAN Ġ I R T P TRIQ SAN D TRIQ SAN KRIS Fort St. Elmo Squares I Q - A TRIQ MELI S T TRIQ IL-GĦAJN A L P E 1. St. John’s Square - N K A T T T A A A BUS TERMINUS L ARE ’ A - T L L W P TRIQ ID-DEJQA ORDINANZ 3 UĊIJA UĊIJA N 2. Republic Square U T R ANN I T MINKU TUN T J N S A U T IN U TRIQ SAN ĠUZEPP OFRU 3. St. George’s Square O POLICE I Law Courts V L U O - IT N A 4. Independence Square R T T 1 2 Q 3 H A S TRIQ IR-REPUBBLIKA D REPUBLIC STREET T Access for pedestrian I TRIQ M R TRIQ I TRIQ SAN ĠORĠ F S T TRIQ E S TRIQ SAN NI N . Fort St. Elmo T Car routes O L I L E . JOHN 1 U 4 2 -SP U A T C T T N - L Y STREET T - T R Pedestrian Area ARĊISQOF 8 9 AR I 2 A ’ MUN S STREET TRIQ ZAKKERIJA TREASURY STR FREDERICK STR L - 1 K Q OLA T ADIM 2 1 ANA ST. JAMES 1 2 TERMINUS CAVALIER S TRIQ IL-MERKANTI OPEN AIR MARKET MERCHANTS’ STREET U B 5 1 MISRAĦ 3 5 5 KASTILJA War TRIQ SAN PAWL Mediterranean Memorial T TRIQ SAN D R I Conference Centre TRIQ SANT‘ ANNA T Q T R SUNDAY MARKE IQ S 3 ĠIL A ORMU N K R C 4 U I ASSAR MINKU M. Ganado Gardens TRIQ SANT URSULA S T O F RIJA R BATTE U TRIQ IL- 3 6 TRIQ IL- AR UPPERER LVANT -IBJ IQ L BARRAKKA IS-SUR TA SANT TR A BARBARA FLORIANA CRU GAARDERDEN CIFIX HILL BARRIERA WHARF Kalkara Steps 1 LOWER Saluting BARRAKKA Battery GARDEN 2 LASCARIS WHARF 7 Others F O WHAR 1. Casa Rocca Piccola VALLETTA 10 PINT ONT TERFR 2. National Library WA 3. Lascaris War Rooms ONT TTA ATERFR 4. Manoel Theatre THE GRAND HARBOUR TTA W VALLE VALLE 5. Post Oce Scenic Views 6. Victoria Gate 1. Upper Barrakka Garden 7. Siege Bell Memorial 0 250 500 2. Lower Barrakka Garden 8. New Parliament Building 3. Hastings Garden 9. Royal Opera House Ruins Theatre Metres 10. Valletta Waterfront’s historical Pinto Stores.
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