More from Malta for this week’s post for Thursday Doors.

I’m glad I decided to group my Maltese doors into colours as it’s made me look more closely at pictures I might otherwise have overlooked.

In putting this post together for Norm’s Thursday Doors I’ve clicked past all doors which are not blue.

Green Doors in Valletta can be seen here.

Next week it’ll be red doors, or yellow, or perhaps brown. Or maybe even those doors which are so old and weather-beaten that you can’t tell what colour they started out as.

All these images were taken in Valletta, or in one of its ‘Three Cities” across the Grand Harbour.

Part of the newly restored 16th century Fort St Angelo:

Blue Doors Fort St Angelo Birgu Valletta Malta Thursday Doors

Blue Doors at the Fort ©HelenBushe

One of the entrances to Fort St Angelo:

Blue Arch Fort St Angelo door historical Valletta iLBirgu Grand Harbour

Big Blue Doors ©HelenBushe

A Sweet Shop in Valletta:

Confectionery Sweetshop Valletta Malta doors

Confectionery Shop ©HelenBushe

I’d love to have seen this one at night:

Blue Door with Coloured Light Bulbs Valletta blue Thursday Doors Malta

Blue Door with Light Bulbs ©HelenBushe

Even the rubbish bags are blue:

Blue Door and Balcony Valletta Malta Thursday Doors blue

Blue Door and Balcony ©HelenBushe

Back to Fort St Angelo for a closer look at the archway over the “Big Blue Doors” in the second picture:

Blue Archway ©HelenBushe

27 Comments

John · 5 September 2017 at 10:44

i love Valletta. Amazing photos, well done.

HMB · 5 September 2017 at 19:14

Thank you John. It’s a beautiful and fascinating city

paulfraser11 · 8 June 2017 at 12:51

Really super images Helen, they certainly know how to make a good door … maintaining them, well …..

HMB · 8 June 2017 at 19:12

Thanks Paul. I’m pleased you like them. Doors fascinate me.

joey · 4 June 2017 at 04:58

Gorgeous! All that blue, and the sky, too!

HMB · 4 June 2017 at 07:16

Thanks Joey. I sure am missing it all now Im back in UK

Jean Reinhardt · 3 June 2017 at 20:04

After seeing your lovely photos I might even be tempted to switch from red to blue as my favourite colour door, 🙂

HMB · 3 June 2017 at 20:38

I’m the same! I always favour red, but Maltese Mediterranean blue to match the sea and the sky ……aaah…..I’m missing the sunshine.

dennyho · 3 June 2017 at 15:01

Beautiful blue doors on a bright day. The buildings and surrounding architecture look whitewashed against the sunny day allowing the blue doors to stand out nicely.