The Department of Information of Malta recently posted a few intriguing photos of The Wignacourt Water Tower in Floriana. The Water Tower dates back to the 17th century and stands as a reminder of Malta’s rich history and innovative engineering even during such as time.

Constructed under the watchful eye of Grand Master Alof de Wignacourt, this tower played a pivotal role in the island's aqueduct system. Its purpose was integral, facilitating the transportation of water from Rabat to Valletta, providing a vital resource to the capital city.

The architectural brilliance of the Wignacourt Water Tower reflects the strategic vision of the Knights of St. John in ensuring the well-being of Valletta's inhabitants.

As a key component of the aqueduct network, the tower not only symbolises the dedication of Grand Master Wignacourt to Malta but also highlights the importance of water management in historical urban planning.

Today, the Wignacourt Water Tower stands as both a historical landmark and a reminder of the foresight and ingenuity that shaped Malta's past.