Yachts in front of the Maritime Museum, which was built as a bakery for the British Navy	Approaching the Maritime Museum in Vittoriosa	Yachts & St. Lawrence's Church, Vittoriosa
Maritime Museum (Muzew Marittimu in Maltese)	St. Lawrence's Church, Vittoriosa	The gate of the Maritime Museum with the British Royal crest and slogan
Plaque commemmorating a visit by Pope John Paul II to Vittoriosa in 1990.	Political Club in Vittoriosa's main square. There are two major political parties in Malta, with fierce rivalry between them.	Main Square, Vittoriosa
Maltese businesses will frequently put a coloured ribbon outside to announce a life event. This restaurant was mourning a regular customer. Other colours are used for births and weddings.	Cars and people barely fit on ancient Vittoriosa's narrow streets.	The Auberges were the residents of the various "Langues" (groups of the Knights of St. John broken down by language)
Inside the English Auberge, which is now a library. Maltese homes are typically built around an outdoor courtyard.		Maltese home doors
Norman-era house	Our tour guide	Courting window
Gallery doors		Spy window
Vacant house	Roses	Pretty home
Residential street	Giant rose	Inquisitor's Palace
Fortress gate	Fortress interior	WW2 shelters
Fortress gate	St. Lawrence church