List of fortifications in Malta

Prehistoric fortifications

Walled cities

Forts

Towers

• For privately built towers, see List of fortifications of Malta#Fortified houses and privately built towers.

  Batteries

Name	Image	Location	Built	Builder	Status
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, abandoned
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a restaurant
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished, ditch survives
			1878–1886	United Kingdom	Intact, restoration planned
			1799	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1798–1799	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1793	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1888–1893	United Kingdom	Intact, restoration planned
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a restaurant
			1889–1894	United Kingdom	Intact, restoration planned
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1799	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1854–1856	United Kingdom	Intact
			1757	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1714	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1761	Order of Saint John	Intact, restored
			1897–1899	United Kingdom	Partially demolished, one gun emplacement survives.
			1715	Order of Saint John	Heavily altered
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a restaurant and swimming pool
			1716	Order of Saint John	Intact, abandoned
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1714	Order of Saint John	Mostly intact, restoration planned
			1878–1886	United Kingdom	Intact, restored
			1731–1732	Order of Saint John	Intact, restored
			1715	Order of Saint John	Battery partially intact, tower intact
			1715	Order of Saint John	Battery demolished, tower intact
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, restored
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1881–1886	United Kingdom	Intact, abandoned
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1602	Order of Saint John	Destroyed, ditch survives
			1798–1799	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Tower intact, battery rebuilt on modern interpretative lines.
			1560s	Order of Saint John	Intact, restored
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1872–1876	United Kingdom	Intact, used as a restaurant
			1889–1894	United Kingdom	Demolished
			1799	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1887–1890s	United Kingdom	Intact, restoration planned
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished. The church around which the battery was built still exists.
			1722	Order of Saint John	Demolished, ditch survives
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, dilapidated
			1715	Order of Saint John	Blockhouse intact, gun platform destroyed
			1715	Order of Saint John	Gun platform intact, blockhouse heavily altered
			1715	Order of Saint John	Battery mostly intact, tower intact
			1714	Order of Saint John	Blockhouse intact, gun platform destroyed
			1897–1899	United Kingdom	Intact
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished
			1882–1886	United Kingdom	Intact, used as a farm

• Batteries located within larger fortifications are not included in the above list unless they are notable in their own right. Such batteries include:
• *De Guiral Battery in Fort Saint Angelo
• *Grunenburgh's Batteries in Fort Saint Angelo, Valletta and Senglea
• *Low Battery in the Cittadella
• *Several other batteries within the fortifications of Birgu
• Anti-aircraft batteries built in World War II are also not included.

  Redoubts

Name	Image	Location	Built	Builder	Status
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a bar
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a police station
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1720	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Partially intact
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact
			1799	Kingdom of Great Britain	Demolished
			1716	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1799	Kingdom of Great Britain	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1715	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, used as a football club headquarters
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished. The windmill around which the redoubt was built still exists.
			1715	Order of Saint John	Intact, restored
			1715	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1798	Maltese insurgents	Demolished

Entrenchments

Name	Image	Location	Built	Builder	Status
			1761	Order of Saint John	Demolished
			1761	Order of Saint John	Partially intact
			1723–1732	Order of Saint John	Ruins
				Order of Saint John	Partially intact
			1761	Order of Saint John	Never completed Largely intact
				Order of Saint John	Short stretch intact
			1722	Order of Saint John	Partially intact
			1761	Order of Saint John	Short stretch survives in ruins
				Order of Saint John	Few remains survive
			1720	Order of Saint John	Few remains survive
				Order of Saint John	Short stretch intact
			1799	Kingdom of Great Britain	Demolished
			1761	Order of Saint John	Partially intact
			1761	Order of Saint John	Never completed Largely intact
			1761	Order of Saint John	Short stretches intact
			1761	Order of Saint John	Ruins
			1761	Order of Saint John	Ruins

• Entrenchments were originally planned to be built around the entire coastline of the Maltese Islands. The ones listed here are those of which some remains survive, or which are definitely known to have existed.

  Lines of fortification

• The Floriana Lines, Santa Margherita Lines and the Cottonera Lines are also lines of fortification, but they are listed with the walled cities since they are close to settlements.

  Stop walls

• Fortified houses and privately built towers