On Sunday 2nd June, Historical Re-enactment Group of Malta (HRGM) will be participating in an engaging medieval re-enactment, ‘Aspects of the Castrum Maris’, where history comes alive.

The dynamic re-enactments will take place at Fort St Angelo, once known as Castum Maris. The term translates to castle by the sea.

From 10am to 3pm, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the fort as it was in the 1400s, not just as monumental structure, but as a bustling medieval stronghold.

Re-enactors will vividly portray the life of soldiers stationed at the castle, complete with period clothing and weaponry.

During the event, the visitors will learn about the historical context of the fort, including fascinating details about the weapons and supplies that were essential for its defence during medieval times.

Heritage Malta highlights that this events will be a captivating experience for people of all ages by offering a deeper understanding of the strategic importance of Fort St Angelo in Malta’s history.

Ticket price rrange from €10 for adults, €6 for students and seniors and €4 for children. Heritage Malta members in addition to senior and student passportholders enter for free.

To skip the line, booking should be done online or at any of Heritage Malta’s museums or sites.