Valletta

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Share with someone who loves the Theatre! 🤩❤️🌍 Teatru Manoel is located in Valletta, the island of Malta's beautiful and historic capital. This theatre has hosted plays continuously for almost 300 years, and from the 22nd of February until the 1st of March, the Opera 'Falstaff' is going to be performed here in this wonderful venue!

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The Family of Valletta is a story about loyalty, ambition, and legacy. 📚🌍 Anyone that follows me knows that I love the history and heritage of the Maltese islands, so when the author first sent the story, I was intrigued. 🤔 As a Maltese man, Anthony Gauci proudly speaks of the islands and his love for their legacy. Inspired by stories of legends passed, he shares his imagination with the world as he sets the scene in the nation's capital of Valletta. 🇲🇹 Set in the 1800's the story follows an aristocratic family as they face the pressures of British rule and a dwindling family fortune. 🔱 Obsessed with finding the legendary Templar treasure, Baron Salvatore pulls his son into the quest and the adventure unfolds. 🫣 You can find the book locally in Valletta at the 'Meli' bookstores or available online on amazon. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to follow along!

Some Interesting Facts About Valletta! Not only is it the capital of the Maltese islands, Valletta is a treasure trove of culture, history, and unique Mediterranean charm. ❤️ Here are some interesting facts about this beautiful and famous city... 👇 1. Valletta Is The Smallest Capital in the EU, but it packs a cultural punch! 💪 At just 0.61 square kilometers, Valletta is the smallest national capital in the European Union. Despite its size, it boasts over 320 monuments, making it one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. Walking through it is like stepping into an open-air museum. 2. Home to the World’s Oldest Working Theater? 🎭 The Manoel Theatre, opened in 1732, is one of the oldest operating theaters in Europe, and possibly the oldest still in use in the Commonwealth. With only 623 seats, it offers an intimate experience unlike anywhere else. 3. It Was Built by Knights in Just 15 Years! ⚔️ Valletta was founded in 1566 by the Order of St. John after the Great Siege of 1565. What’s remarkable is that the city was entirely planned before being built, with a grid layout and fortified walls - revolutionary for its time. Construction was largely completed in just 15 years, making it one of Europe’s first purpose-built cities. 4. Valletta Has No Skyscrapers... on Purpose. 👍 Strict heritage laws ensure that no buildings break the city’s skyline. The tallest structures are church domes and spires, preserving the baroque silhouette. In Valletta, history isn’t just remembered, it’s lived in... How many interesting facts did you know? 🤔 Thanks for watching, FOLLOW ALONG for more!

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