Pembroke

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Situated in the Northern Region of Malta, Pembroke has evolved into an attractive and verdant residential town, adorned with historic significance and a stunning coastline. Its buildings date back to the Knights of the Order of St John and the British era, with two watchtowers erected by the Knights still proudly standing guard on the picturesque Pembroke coast. A military base encompassing fortifications and barracks was built between 1859 and 1899. Exploring the town, admire the Clockwise of Pembroke built in 1903, which stands as a well-known symbol of the town. The Pembroke Ranges continue to serve as training facilities for the Armed Forces of Malta, making the town a must-see destination of military and history buffs. The remarkable Harq Hamiem cave features unique geological formations and a deep freshwater lake for outdoor enthusiasts. With its blend of history, natural beauty and proximity to Malta’s nightlife hub, Paceville, Valletta offers visitors a captivating experience in the Northern Region of the island.