Ghargur

Stretching across the island, the Victoria Lines cut through the Għargħur countryside, offering both historical intrigue and scenic beauty. Constructed by the British between 1870 and 1899, this defensive wall once protected Malta’s northern flank from invasion. Today, it’s a haven for walkers and history enthusiasts, who come to trace its limestone paths, enjoy sweeping views of the island, and explore the remains of fortifications that once formed Malta’s very own “Great Wall.”