The Valletta tunnels trace their origin to the second half of the 16th century when the Knights of Malta carved a large water reservoir into the limestone under the city. Now, more than 450 years ...

By Darrin ZammitLupi VALLETTA, Malta, July 31 (Reuters) – In a vast network of tunnels carved into the rocks under the Maltese capital Valletta, faded maps of the Mediterranean hint at the pl… ...

“We are not just considering this - it is our responsibility to implement a permanent link between Malta and Gozo,” Borg said. The tunnel would be 13km long, although studies in this regard are not ...

The Gozo-Malta tunnel project would have been a 14-kilometre subsea road link between the two islands. Infrastructure Malta conducted nine studies, including preliminary geophysical and geological ...

Meanwhile, figures obtained by Times of Malta from Infrastructure Malta show that the tunnels - originally quoted to cost €10 million in July - ended up costing €14.7 million "exluding VAT".

According to a preliminary analysis regarding the possibility of a Malta-Gozo undersea road link, carried out by Mott Macdonald, it would take five to seven years to build a tunnel and the cost ...

Transport Malta is to conduct detailed feasibility studies on the possibility of having a tunnel between Malta and Gozo after a preliminary study showed that the project is feasible, Transport ...

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected plans for the Malta-Gozo tunnel, with consultations forced to be put on hold, Infrastructure Malta has confirmed. The Malta Independent on Sunday contacted ...

DEEP beneath the picturesque streets of Malta's capital, Valletta lies a "secret underworld" of dark tunnels with links to the island's medieval order of knights.

VALLETTA, Malta, July 31 (Reuters) - In a vast network of tunnels carved into the rocks under the Maltese capital Valletta, faded maps of the Mediterranean hint at the place's role in directing ...

The NATO tunnels, dating back to the Cold War, are seen in the War Headquarters tunnels beneath Valletta, Malta, March 28, 2017. Over the years, water and humidity have let rust and mold spread.