Zammitello Palace

Zammitello Palace, also known as Castello Zamittello, is a striking 19th-century Victorian folly located on the outskirts of Mġarr, Malta. Built by Sir Giuseppe Nicola Zamitt, this ornate structure resembles a fortified tower but serves more as a picturesque country villa. It features unique architectural elements, including a turret and guerites, and is topped with a crucifix. The palace is open to the public for events such as weddings, making it a charming destination for tourists. The site has a mysterious history, including the unsolved murder of its last resident in 1988, adding an intriguing layer to its allure for researchers and visitors alike.