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St. Mary in the Three Cities

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St. Mary in the Three Cities

Characteristic stone house in Malta for relaxing holidays. Contact us!

09/07/2023

Three cities Beautiful Malta!

03/07/2023

work on stairs

02/07/2023

Malta tramonto

25/06/2023

Beautiful market just outside the house!

24/06/2023

Sliema Roman Baths are a unique and beautiful

20/06/2023

A German who fell in love with Cospicua has embarked on a great and green mission: he wants to inspire at least one in every 100 people on the island to plant a tree. Klaus Zerbin, 62, first came to Malta in 2002 to learn English and noticed that more and more concrete was eclipsing … Continued

29/05/2023

Every house in Malta has its name, usually from the name of a saint, but others have a proper name made up of two names of the people who live in the house
Our house is called after St. Mary! Contact us!

22/05/2023

Ferry to Valletta
Just 100mq from our house you can take the ferry to Walletta. The Ferry runs every half hour and it will take you to Valletta in less then 10 minutes.
Very simple and very comfortable!

16/05/2023

EcoMarineMalta, an incredible love for Malta's cetaceans!
EcoMarine Malta is an example of how magic can happen on an island as small in area as it is full with opportunities. Patrizia Patti, Ecomarine's marine biologist, in a short space of time has created environmentally sustainable tourism. But that is not all. Through the tours she organises, tourism is not only a fantastic way to spend wonderful hours of holiday, but also to learn. Being with her on a boat means taking real lessons in marine biology: from dolphins to seabirds, from turtles to Poseidonias. All this together with Giovanni, captain, skipper and co-founder of EcoMarineMalta.
Are you interested in an EcoMarine lesson on a boat? Write to us!

15/05/2023

Welcome to St. Mary's House in the Three Cities. Upstairs, on top staircase, is our lovely balcony with a view over the bay. Downstairs is the DateArt Café is a cozy place for morning coffee or evening aperitif, with live music and fantastic cakes A fantastic meeting place under the house, where you can relax, eat and meet people.

12/05/2023

Here is our home!
The house is located near the ferry to Valletta. It is a characteristic stone house of Malta. It is a 2 floor + rooftops House. The ground floor has the living room and kitchen with terrace and bathroom, the second floor has a double bedroom with bathroom and a room with two single beds. The third floor has two rooftops overlooking the Grand Harbour Marina. The house is most suitable for a family of 4 or two couples of friends.
we are waiting for you!

10/05/2023

Walking down to the tip of Vittoriosa (fifteen minutes from our house), you will reach Fort St. Angelo, a massive fortress that used to protect Malta from invasions, and is still administered today by the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta.

Built in the 13th century by Frederick II's knights of Sicily, it became then a stronghold of the Hospitaller Order, resisting to the Great Siege of Malta by the Ottoman empire. During British occupation, the fort survived the sieges and bombings of Word War Two.

Ready to delve into history? By coming to our home, St. Mary's House in the Three Cities, you can visit this and other amazing places.
Contact us for booking and info.

01/02/2023

First stop: Birgu-Vittoriosa. Peace and history. 10 minutes walk from St. Mary's house in the Three Cities.

A few minutes walk down the road from our home, welcome to the first of the Three Cities, officially known as Vittoriosa, "the victorious city" and locally as il-Birgu. Get lost in this medieval village, melting into the authentic heart of Maltese popular culture: kids playing in the alleys, grandpas drinking coffee in the squares, and grandmas chatting from their balconies. Walk, smile, take a break: the blue sky is upon you and the sea is not far on the horizon.

But Vittoriosa has a troubled history due to its strategic position on Malta's Harbour. For this reason, it has been used by the templars as a fortress to defend the island from foreign incursions. With its huge fort St. Angelo, it is not hard to imagine that this calm and relaxing place has once been Malta's capital.

In the centre of Vittoriosa you can also admire St. Lawrence Church, erected by the Order of St. John. Inside this beautiful work of architecture you can see various paintings from the late middle ages.

Like the rest of the Three Cities, Vittoriosa is becoming an artisty hub, hosting many small boutiques where you can find artistic and handcraft products.

Tomorrow, we will bring you to Senglea, the second of the Three Cities!

28/01/2023

Our lovely home, St. Mary's House in the Three Cities, lies in the heart of Malta's historical centre: the Three Cities (It-Tlett Ibliet). Coming out of the Grand Harbour (il-Port il-Kbir) on two limestone peninsulas, the Three Cities host Malta's architectonic heritage and a traditional, cozy local culture. Tomorrow we will bring you to Birgu, the oldest of the Three Cities.
Are you ready?

26/01/2023

Fifty years of British heritage…fifty books for us to enjoy. only in the Three Cities

24/01/2023

The first brewery in Malta, L. Farrugia & Sons (aka Farsons, short for Farrugia & Sons) was established in 1928 in Hamrun

22/01/2023

Today, we discovered Filfla!

02/01/2023

Wow!

30/12/2022

Happy New Year

30/12/2022

St. Mary's House in the Three Cities: the best place to be for a relaxing New Year's eve!

29/12/2022

Are you looking for a place to spend an amazing, adventurous but also relaxing New Year's eve in the Mediterranean? Don't miss the Three Cities in Malta. Our home lies in the midst of the historic centre of the island, surrounded by the sea. Here you can find true peace for your holidays, visiting historical places and having walks by the seaside, while meeting some of the locals and getting to know the culture of Malta. Don't worry: if you want to party, the bustling streets and crowded clubs of Sliema, the chic bars and restaurants of Valletta, and the cool concert venues in St. Julian are not far away. But when you get home, for sure, you will find your much needed tranquillity.

To spend an amazing New Year's eve in Malta, come to our lovely home in St. Mary of the Three Cities! Contact us for booking and info.

28/12/2022

The huge walls of Fort St. Elmo that surround Malta’s capital city Valletta have been protecting its inhabitants from pirates’ incursions since the 15th century. Today, they embrace the magic of this island and give you an amazing view of the winter sky and sea. Today, the chambers where the ancient templars used to live are open to visitors and host the Museum of War. After visiting the castle, you can either take a stroll through the bridge to the ancient port, or walk back to Valletta's coffeeshops and alleys.
Just a 10 minute ferry trip from our home!
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Second stop in our tour of the Three Cities, after Vittoriosa: welcome to Senglea, locally known as l-Isla. Like Vittoriosa, Senglea was founded by the templar knighs and its main fort, St. Michael Bastion, was built by the Order of St John to protect the island, resisting to the Great Siege of Malta. In Senglea, you will breath authentic medieval air, strolling around century-old streets where, many years ago, Grand Master Claude de la Sengle, who gave the city its name, used to rule. Look up! Here are the most beautiful Maltese Balconies of the island. Last but not least: on the docks around the bay, you can find some of the best restaurants to eat delicious seafood. Not to miss. Discover Senglea easily from St. Mary's House, it's just ten minutes walk away! Tomorrow we will bring you to our last stop in the tour of the Three Cities, Bormla! #malta #senglea