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Santa Venera
Malta
Central town with historic aqueduct
A small central town famous for its 17th-century aqueduct — affordable, well-connected, and at the junction of Malta's main road network.
Walkability
Good. Flat terrain. Connected to multiple neighbouring towns on foot.
Parking
Moderate. Main roads are busy. Residential side streets have parking.
Noise
Moderate. Traffic on main roads. Quieter in residential areas.
Transport
Very good. Multiple bus routes through the town. Valletta 10–15 minutes.
The Wignacourt Aqueduct was built between 1610 and 1615 to carry spring water from Rabat to Valletta — a distance of over 15km. The stone arches in Santa Venera are the best-preserved section. Grand Master Wignacourt reportedly paid for the aqueduct from his personal fortune, making it one of the few major public works in Malta funded by a single individual.