2021年2月7日 · Towards the end of the 18th century, Sa Maison became the seat of a Masonic lodge, according to George Muir’s Masonic Almanack for Malta (1849).

Sa Maison Gardens provide a quiet relaxing spot with beautiful views over Marsamxett harbour. The Sa Maison Garden is also known as ‘il-Gnien tal-Milorda’ (Her Ladyship's Garden) in memory of Lady Julia Lockwood, who loved this garden between 1842 and 1856 until her house was demolished and taken over by the military.

The beautiful rustic-style Sa Maison Garden remain unfrequented, promising a quiet retreat in beautiful surroundings. Set in the fortifications overlooking Pieta' and Marsamxett Harbour, the Sa Maison Garden is spread over five levels.

Sa Maison and Tal-Milorda are connected gardens. The former takes its name from the bastion on which it was set up, Sa Maison Bastion. The latter is named after Lady Julia Lockwood, who began renting the house and garden on a year-to-year basis, in 1842.

Set in the fortifications overlooking Pieta' and Marsamxett Harbour, the Sa Maison Garden is spread over five levels. On the highest vantage point is a Gardjola sentry box, which provides the perfect spot for enjoying panoramic views of the harbour, bastions and gardens.

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Looking for hidden treasures of Maltese places of interests you should go to Floriana outskirts. There you will find a beautiful and silent Sa Maison Garden having wonderful sights at Pietta and Marsamxett Harbour.

The Sa Maison Garden is a small, pretty garden mostly known for its military heritage. The garden is also known as ‘il-Gnien tal-Milorda’ (Her Ladyship's Garden) in memory of Lady Julia Lockwood, who resided there between 1842 and 1856.