PIAZZA DELLA CHIESA PAROCCHIALE

Parish Church Square, Rabat. I do not know why the name is in Italian. Normally it would be in Maltese and sometimes in Maltese and English.
Another shot as Max, Christine and I were on our way to St Paul’s Catacombs on foot. The building on the left houses the Wignacourt Museum. The building was formerly the baroque residence of the Chaplains of the Knights of St. John. It was inaugurated by Grand Master Alof de Wignacourt (1601-1622). It went through a thorough refurbishment some years ago.
Many thanks for your views, comments and fav's. Very much appreciated.

[Maggiemae]

The windows are so high from the ground! The Knights of St John live on in their buildings! fav

[Tbird]

What a beautiful building

[Beryl Lloyd]

Like @maggiemae I was drawn to the windows so high from the ground especially to the left , but I assume that here the museum is housed with the living quarters above .

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this great building.

[Chris H]

Lovely building.

[tony gig]

Wonderful stonework and shot...fav

[Beth]

Nicely captured.

[gloria jones]

Great capture...My eyes are drawn to the white, filigree balconies and windows.

[Nina Ganci]

the white balconies are amazing, white windows and doors with the brickwork add to a wonderful ambience

[Fisher Family]

An interesting and attractive square and lovely buildings.

Ian

[Jacqueline]

Interesting capture!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot and such an interesting looking building.

[Pyrrhula]

A great shot of the building and those nice plants on the street

[Tony Rogers]

Lots of Italian influence from Sicily?

[bkb in the city]

Great shot . Thanks for the info

[Rosie Kerr]

I love to see historical buildings and learn about them. :) What a very beautiful place.