Fort St Elmo - part 1

Fort Saint Elmo (Maltese: Forti Sant'Iermu) is a star fort in Valletta, Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett Harbour from Grand Harbour, and commands the entrances to both harbours along with Fort Tigné and Fort Ricasoli. It is best known for its role in the Great Siege of Malta of 1565.

[@theodosianwalls5000]

love it, on so many levels - lovely introduction, thankyou for taking the time to let us hang out without commentary, as if we were just walking down that street, i'd love to go there, probably never will - but now i've almost had that experience - ta

[@anastasijaabarune6353]

Много раз была на Мальте, но здесь не гуляла, жду возможности ещё прилететь. Люблю Мальту!

[@johnabela932]

Loved it. Awsome aerial & ground video of the Fort 🚶 🎦. Memories : My late Dad did a posting there during 'WW 2' whilst in the Army. THANKS for sharing"MW" . Look forward to Part 2. Stay SAFE. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 🇪🇺 @ 🇦🇺.

[@MaltaWalks]

Thank you John.

[@johnabela932]

@@MaltaWalks Hi "MW". Hope all is OK?. Look forward to your next vlog.
Cheers my friend 👍 🇲🇹 🇪🇺 ©.

[@AmbientWalking]

An incredible journey! Really love this. Appreciate you sharing it. Thank you!

[@mareeattard5146]

Loved it. Enjoyed every step.
Made me appreciate where my father was stationed in WW11...tnku

[@CityWalks]

🍎👍 Such cool views from the
air. Makes it seem almost unreal. And then so fun to walk around on the inside too. Thanks. -H

[@MaltaWalks]

Thanks for watching

[@theprogamergt9584]

Can anyone visit this

[@MaltaWalks]

I think you need to buy a ticket for the Museum.

[@ReedChenMalta]

Why Malta have no any trees?

[@lionofjudah4114]

Hi. Depends where u go there are places in St Paul's Bay that have trees. And other places biggibba and owra.. And in the countryside of Malta there are trees. They are planting more trees apparantly as England government has asked malta to do this so they are. The trees are good for the place.

[@ReedChenMalta]

@@lionofjudah4114 Thank you for your reply. It turned out to be so. I have always thought that Malta is due to lack of freshwater resources and a large area of the rock surface, resulting in fewer trees.