Triton Fountain

Triton Fountain, Malta Overview

The Triton Fountain is an iconic landmark at the entrance of Valletta, Malta, known for its striking design and cultural significance. Completed in 1959, the fountain features three bronze Tritons supporting a large basin, symbolizing Malta's connection to the sea. It is a popular meeting spot and a must-visit for its stunning architecture, vibrant water displays, and evening illuminations.

The Triton Fountain, designed by Maltese sculptor Vincent Apap and Victor Anastasi in the 1950s, underwent a major restoration in 2017 to preserve its original design while enhancing its functionality as a vibrant public space. The fountain represents three bronze Tritons, figures from Greek mythology symbolizing the power of the sea, holding up a large basin. At night, it is illuminated with colorful lights, creating a captivating visual experience for visitors. The plaza around the fountain often hosts events, and its open design makes it a central hub for pedestrians and travelers accessing Valletta by bus or car, with the nearby main bus terminal providing convenient connections.

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