Fountain located in St Philips Gardens in Floriana
Ġnien l-Argotti
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Villa Agata
Triq Vincenzo Bugeja
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Nymphaeum at Argotti Gardens
Triq Vincenzo Bugeja
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St. Philip Bastion Garden (il-Ġnien tal-Ġeneral)
St Philip Bastion
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The Mall
Triq Sarria
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Vilhena Fountain
Triq Sant Anna
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Parish Church of St Publius
Misraħ San Pubbliju
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Granaries at Papa Giovanni XXIII
Pjazza Papa Giovanni XXIII
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Granaries at Pjazza San Publiju
Pjazza San Publiju
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Granaries at Pjazza Robert Sammut
Pjazza Robert Sammut
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Manoel de Vilhena Monument
Pjazza Papa Giovanni XXIII
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War Memorial
Triq Sant Anna
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Christ the King Monument
Vjal Ir-Re Dwardu VII
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Royal Air Force Memorial
Vjal Nelson
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Dante Alighieri Monument
Is-Sur ta' Sant Anna
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