This niche has been venerated for over 400 years, since at least 1592. It is said that locals were terrified by disturbing noises and screams scaring all those travelling through the area known as il-Fgura in Għarb. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

L-uffiċċju parrokkjali tal-Gżira ma ġenb il-knisja fi Triq Manoel De Vilhena. ————— The ‘Domus Cruialis’ Gżira parish centre in Manoel De Vilhena Street (next to the parish church).

Feast tal-Madonna tal-Karmnu 2026, Triq ix-Xatt, Strand il-Gżira. ————— 2026 feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Strand, Gżira. © Kappa Vision.

David versus Goliath. Hidden behind the old house are remnants of ancient cart ruts that should be better preserved and promoted to tourists!

Rabat, Gozo.

Trejqa pedonali qalb id-djar fl-inħawi ta' Għajn Qatet fir-Rabat, Għawdex. ————— A pedestrian side road among thr houses on the climb up the hill to the Għajn Qatet area of Victoria in Gozo. © Kappa Vision

It was one of the first townhouses in this area of Gżira - and today we have the news that Villino Micallef, built in the Art Nouveau style, will be demolished to make way for another 10 storey hotel.

Il-bajja Tal-Għażżenin taħt it-Torri f’San Pawl il-Baħar. ————— The area beneath the Wignacourt watchtower in Tal-Għażżenin Bay in St. Paul’s Bay.

Was this a freak accident or was it induced by humans? This naturally formed rock arch ‘window’ collapsed on Saturday 27th June 2026. The accident happened in the evening when a jet ski passing under it.

There’s something special about Malta doors. Simplicity too can be special…

Kartolina mill-Furjana. ————— A postcard from Floriana. © Kappa Vision.

A house on Gwardamangia Hill, Pietà.

Surely not another 31-storey tower? Alas, we’re probably heading in that direction for the iconic Muscat Motors showroom in Rue D’argens, Gżira, as well. ‪Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

This is what a villa built in 1988 looks like.* Fast forward to 2026 and new houses that are being built in Malta have become unattractive to say the least. This stems from the rapid urbanization, leading to high-rise apartment blocks that prioritize density over aesthetics.

Santa Margerita chapel in San Ġwann was originally built around the time of the Great Siege of Malta to cater for the spiritual needs of the farmers working the surrounding fields. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

Who says modern houses in Malta cannot be built nice? ‘Weeping Madonna’, a house in San Lawrenz, Gozo.

Tonna Street is one of the longest streets in Sliema. It runs straight from Imrabat Street to Manuel Dimech Street (Prince of Wales) and on either side of it we find two niches. This is one of them.

Corner house in Saint Julian’s, Malta.

Mercury Towers rise above the history Mercury House on St. George’s Road in Paceville, St. Julian's. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

A scene from a Maltese festa. A glance into the Maltese way of life. From St. Thomas Street during the feast of Saint Publius held in April in Floriana. © Kappa Vision.

From Xagħra square, Gozo.

This house is fire 🔥🔥 ‘Mekong’, Sliema. © Kappa Vision.

Have you ever wondered what the world would be like if you fast-forwarded into the distant future only to find yourself standing in the middle of post-apocalypse? Set aside a main road in Pietà, at a turn on the coast road, that world actually exists.

This church was built on a tract of land known as “Ta’ Lubo Bordin” in Gwardamangia given to the Ursuline Sisters by the main benefactor Mgr. Isidor dei Conti Formosa (1851-1931). Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

One of the oldest crosses of its kind in Malta is found in Howard Gardens, Rabat, in an area surrounded by trees and vegetation secluding the area. The unique pillar cross is thought to date back several centurues Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

A scene of everyday life from the Saint George quarter of Victoria, Gozo.

Devotion represented in stone is a thing you find all across Malta. Maltese globigerina limestone offers the best canvas for expressing this religious belief in a material way, and often the final result is a highly artistic one as well.

Raġel sejjer l-għalqa fuq tal-ħart għadattat għat-triq f’Għawdex. ————— A man heading to his field on a plough tractor adapted for road use. © Kappa Vision.

In the quiet and secluded Buskett woodland, in an area known as Ġnien il-Far, we find a wayside chapel that was originally built as a private chapel for a nobleman. Buskett Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

Villa Preziosi is located in one of the most desirable areas of St. Paul’s Bay, enjoying unobstructed views of St. Paul’s Islands, Mistra, Menqa and the Wignacourt and Qawra Towers, just to name a few.

The Wignacourt College in Rabat (Malta) was formerly the Baroque residence of the Chaplains of the Knights of St. John that administered St. Paul's Grotto. Today it houses the Wignacourt Collegiate Museum, the museum of St. Paul’s Basilica. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

Everyday life from the old streets of Birgu Città Vittoriosa.

This particular townhouse was built in 1929 by the renowned architect Gustavo Vincenti and is set in one of the few remaining traditional residential neighbourhoods in Sliema. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

Royal emblems used to be placed on official buildings. The size of these emblems depended on the size of the building on which they were to be placed. Such emblems were placed on important buildings by the authorities as a sign ownership.

The Xarolla windmill is one of the most distinguishing landmarks of Żurrieq.

Abandoned: Mtarfa’s old stables and REME workshop. This old building has been left in a state of neglect for as long as anyone can remember - and it’s one of many in Mtarfa. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

Legend has it St. Paul himself opened this spring to quench the thirst of his friends after they shipwrecked on Malta in A.D. 60. Today, we’d need another miracle to not notice the block of apartments that has risen behind it. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

A massive development is set to pave the way to the destruction of T’Amparell in Safi. The buildings will not only take away a green space, but will also destroy a sensitive area of agricultural land with archaeological remains. 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

Djar tradizzjonali fl-Għarb Għawdex. ————— A row of renovated traditional farmhouses in Għarb, Gozo. © Kappa Vision.

I love you berry much! Festa Frawli has become a bit of a modern tradition that many embrace and celebrate each year. Are you going? Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

Among the statues that are carried in procession on Easter day in the cities and villages of Malta and Gozo, one of the most artistic is that of Rabat. The procession exits the Collegiate Church of St. Paul on Sunday at around 10:00am. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

The best qagħaq tal-appostli! Have you tried them yet? Every year during Lent, Apostles' bread rings (qagħaq tal-appostli) are sold from outside the Corradino Correctional Facility in Paola. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

Rabat is a place full of memories of Malta's past civilizations where we find reminders of every era of our country's history. Added to these are also a large number of houses, palaces, churches, convents and other places of interest. 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

Issa aħjar! Snin ilu, hawnhekk kien hawn forn qabel ma l-binja waqgħet fi stat ta’ telqa. B’xorti tajba, fl-aħħar Better off now! Many years ago there used to be a bakery here before the building fell in a state of disrepair. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

An abandoned Roman furnace and well, and what is believe to have been a Roman foot path close to Torri Falka, Dwejra, limits of Rabat (Malta). ‪Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

The Senglea clock tower is one of the landmarks of the Three Cities of Malta. It was built by the British Naval authorities in 1908. The clock tower has four faces and looks on the three cities. Its machinery was manufactured in 1905 by John Smith & Sons. More 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

A Knights-era farmhouse that once stood on this site was shamelessly demolished entirely in 2019 against the recommendations of the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage, and against the permits issued in 2018. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

The feast of St. Joseph brings the winter festas in Malta to an end. The calendar of the religious festivities in our country reaches its climax in the summer. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

Throughout the year, thousands of visitors flock to Senglea (Isla) to pray in front of the miraculous statue of Christ the Redeemer, but the effigy is especially venerated during Lent and the Holy Week. Continue reading 👉 www.facebook.com/kappavision/...

The parish church of Saint Cajetan of Ħamrun.