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The memorial is an outdoor site in Valletta and can be visited on foot.
The Siege Bell War Memorial is a colonnaded rotunda in Valletta that commemorates the Second World War Siege of Malta. A large bell forms the centrepiece of the structure, which stands as a formal tribute to those who died during the siege.
The memorial's position gives clear views across the Grand Harbour, one of the most historically significant natural harbours in the Mediterranean. The colonnaded design frames the harbour outlook and provides a sense of the scale and openness of the site.
The monument serves both as a place of remembrance and as a prominent architectural landmark within Valletta's lower reaches, close to the waterfront.
Location
The Siege Bell War Memorial stands on the eastern edge of Valletta, overlooking the Grand Harbour in Malta.
Coordinates: 35.8976° N · 14.5183° E
Nearby places
All of Malta
RecommendedThe Knights of St John's great church in Valletta, with a gilded Baroque interior, a floor of marble tombstones and Caravaggio's Beheading of Saint John the Baptist in the oratory.
RecommendedBirgu, Senglea and Cospicua, the fortified harbour towns across the Grand Harbour from Valletta: quieter than the capital and a short boat ride away.


Bacchus Restaurant serves traditional Maltese dishes inside historic stone vaults within the fortified city of Mdina.

A group of natural sea caves on Malta's southern coast near Il-Qrendi. Boat tours enter the caves for eight euros, while a short uphill walk leads to clifftop views of the formations.

A sheltered bay of clear turquoise water between Comino and Cominotto: Malta's most famous swimming spot, and very busy in summer.