Calypso Radio 101.8 visits Fort St. Elmo and the National War Museum

Fort Saint Elmo: the Grand Harbour’s Guardian

Since 1417, the site of Fort Saint Elmo has stood as a sentinel over the Mediterranean. First fortified in 1488 with a watchtower dedicated to Saint Elmo, it was rebuilt by the Knights of Saint John in 1552, unaware they were crafting the stage for one of history's most epic sieges.

In 1565, during the Great Siege of Malta, this star-shaped fortress became a symbol of defiance. Against overwhelming odds, the Knights fought with unmatched bravery, their legendary stand forever etched into history.

Let our professional guides immerse you in the heroic tales of this fateful battle, where courage clashed with destiny, and history was written in blood.

The National War Museum: 7,000 Years of Valor

Step into 7,000 years of Maltese military history at the National War Museum, where Malta’s fierce spirit echoes from the Bronze Age to the present.

Stand in awe before legendary artefacts, including the Gloster Sea Gladiator N5520 "FAITH", Roosevelt’s iconic Jeep "Husky", and the ultimate symbol of courage - the George Cross, awarded to Malta for its unmatched gallantry.

 Join us on Sunday 17th November at 10am. We’ll meet at the granaries next to the Fort.