Fatima House

Sliema, Malta

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Fatima House, a Grade II scheduled villa at 65 High Street in Sliema, Malta, was built in 1895 as a family residence for Maltese Senator Alfonso Maria Galea. Designed by leading architect Francesco Zammit in the Palladian style, the detached building was originally known as Villa Bétharram and remains surrounded by gardens—a rare survivor of Sliema's once more spacious residential character. Now serving as a hostel for women in social needs, it stands as one of the few remaining villas in the area's highly urbanized landscape, preserving a sense of how the locality once appeared.