List of monuments in Senglea

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This is a list of monuments in Senglea , Malta, which are listed on the National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands. [1] [2]

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Name of objectLocationCoordinatesIDPhotoUpload
Niche the Nativity of the MadonnaMina ta' Sant' Anna 35°53′06″N14°31′10″E / 35.884887°N 14.519334°E / 35.884887; 14.519334 (Niche the Nativity of the Madonna) 00682 Nicpmi-00682-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Parish Church of the Nativity of the Madonna Misraħ il-Papa Benedittu XV 35°53′08″N14°31′05″E / 35.885688°N 14.517940°E / 35.885688; 14.517940 (Parish Church of the Nativity of the Madonna) 00683 Sudika Isla basilica.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of Mount CarmelTriq L-Oratorju 35°53′08″N14°31′04″E / 35.885575°N 14.517863°E / 35.885575; 14.517863 (Niche of the Madonna of Mount Carmel) 00684 Nicpmi-00684-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St Paul29 Triq il-Vitorja c/w Triq San Pietru u San Pawl 35°53′12″N14°31′04″E / 35.886581°N 14.517706°E / 35.886581; 14.517706 (Niche of St Paul) 00685 Nicpmi-00685-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St. PeterTriq il-Vitorja c/w Triq San Pietru u San Pawl 35°53′12″N14°31′05″E / 35.886613°N 14.517972°E / 35.886613; 14.517972 (Niche of St. Peter) 00686 Nicpmi-00686-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St. Paul28 Triq il-Vitorja c/w Triq San Pietru u San Pawl 35°53′12″N14°31′04″E / 35.886533°N 14.517752°E / 35.886533; 14.517752 (Niche of St. Paul) 00687 Nicpmi-00687-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Statue of St JosephTriq il-Mina tax-Xatt c/w 265 Triq iż-Żewġ Mini 35°53′14″N14°31′04″E / 35.887227°N 14.517870°E / 35.887227; 14.517870 (Statue of St Joseph) 00688 Nicpmi-00688-2.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St PaulTriq San Ġiljan c/w Triq iż-Żewġ Mini 35°53′15″N14°31′03″E / 35.887529°N 14.517575°E / 35.887529; 14.517575 (Niche of St Paul) 00689 Nicpmi-00689-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Church of St. JulianTriq San Ġiljan c/w Triq iż-Żewġ Mini 35°53′15″N14°31′04″E / 35.887517°N 14.517660°E / 35.887517; 14.517660 (Church of St. Julian) 00690 Nicpmi-00690-01 2019 October 16.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Statue of the Madonna and ChildMisraħ L-Erbgħa ta'Settembru 35°53′16″N14°31′01″E / 35.887701°N 14.517040°E / 35.887701; 14.517040 (Statue of the Madonna and Child) 00691 Nicpmi-00691-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Statue of St. Michael the ArchangelTriq San Mikiel c/w Triq is-Sur 35°53′16″N14°30′57″E / 35.887873°N 14.515866°E / 35.887873; 14.515866 (Statue of St. Michael the Archangel) 00692 Nicpmi-00692-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Immaculate ConceptionTriq il-Ponta c/w Triq id-Duluri 35°53′18″N14°30′57″E / 35.888288°N 14.515880°E / 35.888288; 14.515880 (Niche of the Immaculate Conception) 00693 Nicpmi-00693-2.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of Sorrows25 Triq id-Duluri 35°53′17″N14°30′57″E / 35.888113°N 14.515779°E / 35.888113; 14.515779 (Niche of the Madonna of Sorrows) 00694 Nicpmi-00694-2.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of SorrowsTriq il-Vitorja c/w Triq id-Duluri 35°53′19″N14°30′59″E / 35.888478°N 14.516314°E / 35.888478; 14.516314 (Niche of the Madonna of Sorrows) 00695 Nicpmi-00695-1.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Sacred Heart of JesusTriq Sant'Anġlu 35°53′20″N14°30′56″E / 35.888895°N 14.515607°E / 35.888895; 14.515607 (Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) 00696 Nicpmi-00696-2.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of SorrowsTriq il-Ponta c/w Triq San Franġisk 35°53′21″N14°30′55″E / 35.889045°N 14.515312°E / 35.889045; 14.515312 (Niche of the Madonna of Sorrows) 00697 Nicpmi-00697-2.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St. Philip NeriPjazza Francesco Zahra 35°53′22″N14°30′56″E / 35.889538°N 14.515419°E / 35.889538; 14.515419 (Niche of St. Philip Neri) 00698 Nicpmi-00698-3.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of LourdesTriq iż-Żewġ Mini c/w Triq il-Grigal 35°53′24″N14°30′55″E / 35.889947°N 14.515263°E / 35.889947; 14.515263 (Niche of the Madonna of Lourdes) 00699 Nicpmi-00699-3.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Church of the Madonna of Safe HavensTriq iż-Żewġ Mini c/w Triq il-Grigal 35°53′23″N14°30′55″E / 35.889699°N 14.515280°E / 35.889699; 14.515280 (Church of the Madonna of Safe Havens) 00700 St Philip church Isla.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of Safe HavensTriq is-Sirena 35°53′26″N14°30′53″E / 35.890477°N 14.514711°E / 35.890477; 14.514711 (Niche of the Madonna of Safe Havens) 00701 Nicpmi-00701-01.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Crucified ChristIl-Ponta ta' L-Isla 35°53′27″N14°30′50″E / 35.890717°N 14.513884°E / 35.890717; 14.513884 (Niche of the Crucified Christ) 00702 Nicpmi-00702-4.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of LourdesXatt Juan B. Azopardo 35°53′24″N14°30′59″E / 35.889925°N 14.516376°E / 35.889925; 14.516376 (Niche of the Madonna of Lourdes) 00703 Nicpmi-00703-5.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Madonna of Lourdes97 Triq San Ġużepp 35°53′13″N14°31′07″E / 35.887066°N 14.518479°E / 35.887066; 14.518479 (Niche of the Madonna of Lourdes) 00704 Nicpmi-00704-3.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Senglea Senglea 35°53′16″N14°31′02″E / 35.887712°N 14.517094°E / 35.887712; 14.517094 (Senglea) 01496 L-Isla.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
St Michael BastionTriq il-Mons. Penzavecchia 35°53′04″N14°31′08″E / 35.884492°N 14.518904°E / 35.884492; 14.518904 (St Michael Bastion) 01497 Fort Saint Michael - Senglea.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
St Michael Cavalier Bastion św. Michała 35°53′05″N14°31′08″E / 35.884682°N 14.518752°E / 35.884682; 14.518752 (St Michael Cavalier) 01498 Fort Saint Michael Tower - Senglea.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Casemated rampart with Main GateMisraħ Ġorġ Mitrovich 35°53′06″N14°31′10″E / 35.885010°N 14.519422°E / 35.885010; 14.519422 (Casemated rampart with Main Gate) 01499 Malta-city-wall.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
The SpurIl-Ponta ta' L-Isla 35°53′26″N14°30′51″E / 35.890658°N 14.514059°E / 35.890658; 14.514059 (The Spur) 01500 7ina.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Grunenburg's sea-level batteryIl-Ponta ta' L-Isla 35°53′27″N14°30′52″E / 35.890736°N 14.514503°E / 35.890736; 14.514503 (Grunenburg's sea-level battery) 01501 Malta - Senglea - The Spur - Lower Spur Battery 01 ies.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Enceinte along Corradino sideTriq is-Sur (from The Spur to Saint Michael Bastion) 35°53′13″N14°30′59″E / 35.887008°N 14.516516°E / 35.887008; 14.516516 (Enceinte along Corradino side) 01502 Valletta , Malta - panoramio (1).jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Platform to the rear of The SpurIl-Ponta ta' L-Isla / Triq is-Sirena 35°53′26″N14°30′53″E / 35.890513°N 14.514763°E / 35.890513; 14.514763 (Platform to the rear of The Spur) 01503 Missing-monuments-image.svg
Casemated rampart on left extremity of landfront (il- Maċina)Il-Maċina 35°53′07″N14°31′11″E / 35.885383°N 14.519835°E / 35.885383; 14.519835 (Casemated rampart on left extremity of landfront (il- Maċina)) 01504 Malta - Senglea - Sheer Bastion (Triq San Lawrenz) 01 ies.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
St Anne GateMisraħ Ġorġ Mitrovich 35°53′05″N14°31′10″E / 35.884852°N 14.519359°E / 35.884852; 14.519359 (St Anne Gate) 01505 St Anne Gate.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Curtain near St Michael Bastion 35°53′05″N14°31′06″E / 35.884604°N 14.518333°E / 35.884604; 14.518333 (Curtain near St Michael Bastion) 01506 Missing-monuments-image.svg

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References

  1. "National Inventory Register". National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands. 27 August 2012. Archived from the original on 12 September 2016.
  2. Terribile, Tony (2000). Niċeċ u Statwi fit-Toroq Maltin. Malta: Publikazzjoni Indipendenza (PIN). ISBN   9789990941784. OCLC   48920678.