In Guardia Parade
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Maltaisadiamond.blogspot.com is a blog where you can find a selection of the very best folkore manifestation which take place in our beautiful island, Malta.
If you are planning a visit to Malta and you want to know more about its history and traditions, you can find all this inforamtion and details on our website.
Here below you can find some information about the "In Gurardia Parade", whcih takes place in Valletta.
The "In Guardia Parade" is a historical re-enactment that portrays an authentic historical event set in the late 16th – early 17th century.
The re-enactment depicts the inspection of the fort and its garrison by the Grand Bailiff of the Order of the Knights of St. John who was in charge of military affairs.
During the re-enactment the fort's garrison (some 70 characters in all) is dressed in its best uniforms to demonstrate its military prowess. The show starts at 11:00hrs and lasts some 40 minutes.
For further information about this manifestation and others which are set in Malta, please visit our website: www.maltaisadiamond.blogspot.com.
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