Lower Barakka Gardens Valletta - Best Photos And Videos.

The Lower Barrakka Gardens are situated in the capital of Malta, Valletta, not far from the Upper Barrakka Gardens. These gardens are built on the bastion edge with stunning views over the Breakwater entrance to the Grand Harbour, Fort Ricasoli, Bighi Palace, Fort St. Angelo in Vittoriosa and Kalkara. Apart from the fantastic view, the peaceful garden is home to many trees and colourful flowers and cats resting in the shade.

Panoramica dei Giardini Barrakka Inferiore a La Valletta, Malta — Overview of the Lower Barrakka Gardens in Valletta, Malta

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Lower Barakka Gardens in Valletta, Malta

Torbögen in den Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta) — Archways in the Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta)

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Fotos und Videos der Lower Barakka Gardens in Valletta, Malta

Chemin dans les Lower Barrakka Gardens (La Valette, Malte) — Path in the Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta)

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Fotos y Vídeos de los Lower Barakka Gardens en Valletta, Malta

Lower Barrakka Gardens emléktáblát Re magyar forradalom (Valletta, Málta) — Lower Barrakka Gardens Commemorative Plaque Re Hungarian Revolution (Valletta, Malta)

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照片和下Barrakka花园在马耳他瓦莱塔的影片

Monumento Sir Alexander Pelota en las Barrakka Jardines Bajos (Valletta, Malta) — Sir Alexander Ball Monument in the Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta)

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Barrakka t’Isfel

Ławka w Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta) — Bench in the Lower Barrakka Gardens (Valletta, Malta)

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Dolne Ogrody Barrakka

Il-Barrakka t'Isfel fil-Belt Valletta, Malta — Il-Barrakka t’Isfel (Valletta, Malta)

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The statue of the first British Governor of Malta, Alexander Ball, and a monument in remembrance of the Great Siege in Malta complements the garden. Even though the gardens are quite small, they are very popular with both locals and tourist who would like to spend a relaxing time in the city. In addition, the terrace area features a number of commemorative plaques dedicated to, amongst others, the Hungarian revolution of 1956, the Prague spring, Giuseppe Garibaldi and the 50th anniversary of the European Union.