Military Sites - Malta
30 documented abandoned military sites have been mapped by the Urbexology community across Malta, with the highest concentration around Imgarr (3), Valletta (3), Mellieha (3). Each location below links to its own page with coordinates, photos where available, and access notes.
Browse by region
- L-Imgarr (3)
- Il-Belt Valletta (3)
- Il-Mellieha (3)
- Marsaskala (3)
- Iz-Zebbug (3)
All locations
- 100-ton gun (Kalkara)
- Batterija tal-Qolla l-Bajda (Zebbug)
- Batterija tal-Qolla l-Bajda (Zebbug)
- Bronze Age Town Wall (Dingli)
- D'Orbeau Battery (Hal Gharghur)
- Dive Site & Shipwreck (Qala)
- Esplora Glass Globe (Vittoriosa)
- Fomm Ir-Rih Bay Cart Ruts (Imgarr)
- Fort Binġemma (Imgarr)
- Fort Campbell (San Pawl il-Bahar)
- Forti San Luċjan (Marsaxlokk)
- Għar Neffied (Qrendi)
- Il-Ponta ta' Dragut (Valletta)
- Inland Sea & Sunset View Point (San Lawrenz)
- Knisja ta' Sant' Anna (Valletta)
- Mnajdra Archaeological Park (Qrendi)
- Punic tomb (Mosta)
- Punic/Roman Burial Tombs (Necropolis) (Imgarr)
- Qolla l-Bajda Battery (Zebbug)
- Roman Baths (Mellieha)
- Saint Anthony's Battery (Qala)
- Scarlet Window (Marsaskala)
- Sliema Point Battery (Sliema)
- Statue of Our Lady of Hope (Xaghra)
- Unknown Soldier (Valletta)
- WW2 Bunker (Marsaskala)
- WW2 Pillbox (San Pawl il-Bahar)
- WW2 Pillbox (Marsaskala)
- WW2 Ruins (Mellieha)
- Wied Musa Battery (Mellieha)
As a reminder, it is FORBIDDEN to enter private property. Always check local laws and access rights before visiting any location. Read the full disclaimer.