The Grand Harbour Regeneration Corporation aims to undertake Government’s vision for the Valletta Harbour, the restoration and regeneration of the Valletta Grand Harbour and the surrounding areas.
To attract national and international attention for the regeneration of sites for potential investments, development and tourist attraction.
🛗 The Upper Barrakka Lift, completed in 1905, was reintroduced in 2012 to enhance connectivity, especially catering to the growing cruise liner industry. Now, it swiftly transports visitors between the Grand Harbour and the Upper Barrakka Gardens in just 23 seconds. ⏱️ ... See MoreSee Less
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In the shadow of greatness at 📍Jean De Vallette Square ... See MoreSee Less
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160 refurbished apartments are now part of Valletta's scene! Modern bridges are connecting the historic streets, while restored facades and new installations are bringing a fresh look to the neighborhood.
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Triton Square, as seen from the heavens 🌅
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A peaceful stroll by the marina
📍Msida ... See MoreSee Less
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Fort St Elmo: A sentinel at the edge of Valletta ... See MoreSee Less
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It really looks great !
The GHRC's €5 million project in Marsaxlokk encompassed various modernization upgrades. These enhancements encompassed a new sewage system, upgraded electricity supply, removal of wires from facades, installation of a modern lighting system, improved facilities for fishermen, enhanced traffic flow, and the addition of an extensive 14,300m² of new paving.
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Did you know? The restoration of the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Valletta, completed with a €700,000 government fund, revitalized its external cupola and enhanced its ambiance with 139 new LED lights. ⛪ ... See MoreSee Less
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Preserving Malta's legislative history
📍Maltese Parliament, Valletta ... See MoreSee Less
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