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Sliema's Unmissable Highlights

Sliema’s landscape combines 18th-century military history with modern seaside living. The area features a series of coastal fortifications, including the polygonal Fort Tigne and the Victorian-era Cambridge Battery. The town is a central hub for maritime transport, offering ferry links to Valletta and sightseeing cruises around the Grand Harbour. Visitors can explore the neo-Gothic architecture of Balluta Bay, shop at the island's largest retail centers, or dine on traditional Maltese cuisine in converted historical buildings.

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Fort Tigne

An 18th-century polygonal fort built by the Order of Saint John to protect Marsamxett Harbour. It is one of the oldest examples of this military architecture in the world.

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Torri ta' San Ġiljan

A 17th-century coastal watchtower built by Grand Master De Redin. It stands on the promenade and has been repurposed to house a restaurant.

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Sliema Point Battery

Artillery battery built by the British between 1872 and 1876. It features distinct Victorian military architecture and currently operates as a restaurant and lido.

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