The Lascaris War Rooms consist of an underground complex of tunnels and chambers that housed the War Headquarters from where the defence of …
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Jan 8, 2025
Great tour. Mike was an excellent guide he explained the history of the war rooms and Operation Husky in a comprehensive yet clear way. Lots of great exhibits and nice touch having the movie Malta St… Full review by Sarah S
Jan 7, 2025
Rarely do you go to a place that delivers what it says on the tin. This was a real treat. I'm a history buff and thought I knew my stuff but Niroz (please forgive me if I have misspelt the name) our… Full review by tom m
Jan 4, 2025
A wonderful place for anyone interested in history. The staff was lovely and eager to explain more when I expressed interest. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves history as this hid… Full review by games s
Hi there! I want to see the Lascaris Tunnels and the Malta War Headquarters? Are they both on the same tour or separate? David
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Hi, They form part of the same complex. The War HQ Tunnels were used between 1940 and early 1943 during eth Air Battle for Malta and the Lascaris War Rooms replaced in May …
Hi, They form part of the same complex. The War HQ Tunnels were used between 1940 and early 1943 during eth Air Battle for Malta and the Lascaris War Rooms replaced in May 1943 in time for the launching from them of Operation Husky - the Allied invasion of Sicily when they served as General Eisenhower's Head Quarters. They are two very large underground complexes hence being separated into two distinct visits with separate tickets. the whole of them measures an area of 38,000 square meters of tunnelling. We recommend doing them both either on the same day or on different days. Both went on in use until 1977.
Do all the war rooms require one to go through narrow tunnels? If one suffers from claustrophobia, is there much else to see at Lascaris War rooms?
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I didn't find that the tunnels were claustrophobic, even though I have experienced claustrophobia in small, confined spaces (for example, the Cuu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City, …
I didn't find that the tunnels were claustrophobic, even though I have experienced claustrophobia in small, confined spaces (for example, the Cuu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam).
I would like to visit this tour, can anyone explain the location so I don’t get lost please ? I’m familiar with most of the capital, is it close to the Malta experience ?
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Go to Barakkas gardens and go to the noon gun salute battery.
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