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Archway Connecting Alleys In Old Town Mdina, Malta

Ancient narrow street in Valletta, Malta. Limestone buildings with old fashioned lanterns and balconies. Staircase with many steps as pavement.

Narrow Street in Mdina on Malta with strong shade.

Narrow street with an arched passageway in heavy rain, Mdina, Malta

Valletta, Malta - December 19 2022: National Library of Malta in Valletta Old Town

Mdina is the former capital of Malta. Mdina is located in the centre of the island and has about 400 inhabitants. The town, which is completely walled in, has mostly medieval and Baroque buildings.

Mdina, Malta - August 14th 2019: A view down one of the narrow streets in the historic city of Mdina in Malta.

Places in the walled city of Mdina, Malta

View from corridor in Gardjola Gardens on fort St. Angelo in Birgu, Malta

The Dark Alleyways In Old Town Of Mdina, Malta

Old narrow street, perspective view with colorful flags decoration, Valletta, Birgu, Malta

Ancient narrow medieval street, night, Mdina, Malta

MDINA CITY, MALTA - AUGUST 05, 2021. The Silent City. This was once the Capital City of Malta. The houses are built of sandstone which is traditional for Malta. During summer on a hot sunny morning.

A view down one of the pretty streets in the historic city of Mdina in Malta.

The traditional Maltese street in Valletta, the Capital city of Malta

Entrance Of The National Library Of Malta In Valletta, Malta

Ancient narrow medieval street, town Mdina, Malta

Valletta, Malta Nov 3, 2024 An archway over a steep staircase in the Old Town of Valletta.

Narrow streets at the Citadella Citadel, Victoria, Gozo, Malta

A narrow street in the medieval town Mdina in Malta.

An alley in the old city of Mdina, Malta

$A narrow street with residential buildings in the medieval village of Pyrgi (or Pirgi or in Greek: Πυργί) on the Greek Island of Chios in the Aegean Sea. The image was captured on grainy (ISO 400) black and white analogue film by a 35 mm old-fashioned film camera. Pyrgi is part of a group of villages on Chios called the mastic villages (including Mesta, Olympia, Armolia, Vessa, and other villages) because they produced and traded mastic gum from mastic trees. These villages have been added in the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of UNESCO. The Pyrgi village stands out from the other mastic villages because its houses are decorated with motifs in different traditional shapes. The decorative motifs in the facade of the houses are called \$

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