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Some information on Baroque
very pompous themes and reached its peak during the command of Grand Master Manoel De Vilhena → Manoel Theatre and Fort Manoel
Following Grandmaster Emanuel Pino de Fonseca was also very keen on Baroque Architecture, since they were both spanish, Auberge de Castille is the Hallmark of Maltese Baroque
Selmun Castle
Grandmaster De Rohan
Country Villa for the Order of the Knights
Fortified in case of an attack
Verdala Palace, Rabat
built 20 years after the great siege
Grandmaster Cardinal Verdala
Intended as a country retreat it was fortified and made it look more like a castle then palace
The Palace Valletta
gerolamo cassar designed it
offical residence of the head of the order
Tapestry hall is the centre piece of the palace lined with tapesties from the gobelin factory
San Anton Palace, Attard
grand master de paule
Contains an important collection of majolica.
Bibliotheca, Valletta
national library and is situated in the Queen’s square
oldest document dates back to 1109
stefano ittar designed it and is one of the last major projects undertaken by the knights
Sagra Infermeria
hospital of the order
constructed near the sea to facilitate bringing up the wounded from the galleys in the grand harbor to the hospital
today is the MCC
Manoel Theatre, Valletta
baroque style
designs of romano carapecchia
How many auberges are there
8
Auberge D’ Allamagne
destroyed to make room for the Anglican Cathedral of St. Paul.
Auberge de France
destroyed during the war, workers memorial building today
Auberge D’ Auvergne
demolished during the war, replaced by law courts
Castille et Leon
most magnificent and houses the office of the prime minister
Auberge D’ Aragon
houses minister of finance
Auberge D’ Italie
Malta Tourism Authority, before having housed the law courts
Auberge de Provence
national museums of archaeology
Auberge De Baviere et Angleterre
today houses the main offices of the GPD, having been a Primary School in former times.