Mtarfa is a small town close to Rabat and Mdina in the north of Malta, with a population of 2,396 people.
Mtarfa is a modern residential area, even though Roman inscriptions attributed to the Temple of Prosperine were found.
Military barracks were built in 1890.
A naval hospital (RNH Mtarfa) for injured persons was built during World War I. This has now been converted to a state secondary school, named after Sir Temi Zammit.
A chapel dedicated to St. Oswald was built by the British, during their occupation of the island.
One of the most famous landmarks of Mtarfa is the clock, built in 1895.
Mtarfa Main Roads
Mtarfa is a modern residential area, even though Roman inscriptions attributed to the Temple of Prosperine were found.
Military barracks were built in 1890.
A naval hospital (RNH Mtarfa) for injured persons was built during World War I. This has now been converted to a state secondary school, named after Sir Temi Zammit.
A chapel dedicated to St. Oswald was built by the British, during their occupation of the island.
One of the most famous landmarks of Mtarfa is the clock, built in 1895.
Mtarfa Main Roads
- Triq G.Galea (G.Galea Street)
- Triq Għajn Qajjet (Ghajn Qajjet Road)
- Triq il-Kavallier Vincenzo Bonello (Cav. Vincent Bonello Street)
- Triq il-Maltin Internati u Eżiljati
- Triq il-Palma (Palm Street)
- Triq it-Torri ta' l-Arloġġ (Clock Tower Street)
- Triq Leslie Rundle (Leslie Rundle Street)
- Triq l-Imtarfa (Mtarfa Road)
- Triq l-Infetti (Nfetti Road)
- Triq San David (St David Street)
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