-
found a new settlement,
called Codacchio, later, when
other refugees from
Dragonara arrived,
christened Terra Maioris ("Major Land"), the
modern Torremaggiore...
-
Dragonara Palace (Maltese: Il-Palazz tad-Dragunara), also
known as
Palazzo Dragonara or
Villa Dragonara, is a
palace in St. Julian's, Malta. It was built...
-
located at the
princely residence of
Dragonara.
Dragonara Palace was
built in 1870. Its name
comes from the
Dragonara Point, the
peninsula where it is built...
- St. George's Bay St. Julian's Bay
Balluta Buildings Palazzina Vincenti Dragonara Point Il-Qaliet
Paceville Portomaso Mercury Tower Ta'
Giorni Villa Rosa...
- The
Roman Catholic Diocese of
Dragonara (Latin:
Dioecesis Dragonariensis) was a
Roman Catholic diocese located in the town of
Torremaggiore in the province...
- The
Westin Dragonara Hotel is a
hotel in Paceville, St. Julian's, Malta. It is
located near the
Dragonara Palace, both
being at
Dragonara Point. The hotel...
- as 'Malta's Sin City'.
Paceville is
located between Spinola Point and
Dragonara Point,
delimiting Spinola Bay and St. George's Bay respectively. In 2016...
- po****tion has been
found particularly in the necropolis. The
Grotta Dragonara is a huge
Roman cistern which was dug into the
cliff next to the harbour...
-
diversified outside the
betting business by
taking a
major stake in the
Dragonara Palace in Malta, a
casino and hotel,
which opened its
first phase in 1964...
-
refer to: Luis Suárez (bishop),
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop,
Bishop of
Dragonara, 1554–c. 1580 Luis Suárez (baseball) (1916–1991),
Cuban baseball player...
