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[[File:Zejtun's coat of arms.JPG|280px|thumb|right|Żejtun's coat of arms.]] ...unic and Roman times, when the bay of Marsaxlokk was a very important port of call both for imports and exports.

...ta. Even nowadays almost everyone feels the need for his own private means of transport. ...near ir-Rabat. In fact, from olden times up to the Middle Ages, the centre of Malta was not il-Belt [[Valletta]] (Città Umilissima) but first ir-[[Rabat

...pace between these fortifications and [[City Gate]] emerged the new suburb of [[Floriana]]. ...building is known as [[Montgomery House]], known also as the headquarters of [[Middlesea Insurance]].

...tified area. About 1000 BC, the Phoenicians surrounded the place and parts of what today is Rabat with walls. It was called Malet, meaning refuge, the sa ...was built and occupied by the Roman Governor Publius, the one appointed by Saint Paul to be Malta’s first bishop.

...tudied at Nadur primary school, the Seminary of Gozo, St. Aloysius College of Birkirkara and studied philosophy and literature at St. Mark College for Hi Baron Vella Haber is regarded as one of the most enthusiastic about Nadur in his time. He wrote poems, poemett, ess

...l''' (14 June 1762- 31 October 1831) was a painter born in [[Żejtun]], son of Clemente and Rosa Magro. He was baptised at the Żejtun Parish Church on 15 ...ous academies of art in Europe. Here Michele was placed under the tutelage of sculptor Tommaso Rigi. In drawing competitions in both September 1782 and S

...he British Services were instrumental in the development and fortification of Pembroke. ...re constructed between 1859 and 1862 and were named after England's Patron Saint – [[St. George's]]. Other barracks were built later and named after Irela