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One of the pleasures of exploring Rabat is discovering architectural details like these around almost every corner.
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This traditional enclosed wooden balcony, set against Malta's distinctive limestone architecture, is a classic feature of older Maltese homes. Combined with the narrow streets, decorative ironwork, and religious niches that are common throughout the town, it creates a scene that reflects centuries of local history and craftsmanship.
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Rabat is often known for its connection to St Paul and its proximity to Mdina, but its quiet streets and well-preserved buildings are equally rewarding for anyone interested in Malta's architectural heritage.
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