Argotti Garden

Botanical garden of the University of Malta, which dates back to 1740 and a private garden belonging to Bailiff Ignatius de Argote y Guzman. In the nineteenth century, it was taken over by the university and has since been a research center on the one hand, and a public park on the other.

In the garden, where elements of garden architecture from the 18th century have been preserved, you can admire Mediterranean vegetation. There are both trees and shrubs, as well as various species of kvites and herbs. They form a green oasis that is ideal for relaxation.