距离 ≈ 30分钟哈尔萨夫列尼地宫- 距离
- 9.6公里

Long-term residents treat the surrounding Buskett woodland as an everyday walking ground, since the palace gates stay shut to the public for presidential business outside a single summer charity gala.
Grand Master Jean Parisot de la Valette originally commissioned a hunting lodge in the Boschetto woodlands for the game hunts of the Order of Saint John. Grand Master Hugues Loubenx de Verdalle later expanded the structure into a fortified residence, giving the estate his name. Subsequent rulers added baroque embellishments before the complex endured stints as a military prison for French troops and a British silk factory.
British governors restored the abandoned complex from disrepair, turning it into their official country retreat and a temporary wartime medical facility. Curators transferred national museum collections to the stone vaults for safekeeping during wartime bombardments. Foreign monarchs and visiting heads of state stayed here for diplomatic summits before the republic formally designated the property for presidential use.
For long-term residents, the estate presents an unusual barrier. The surrounding Buskett woodland functions as an accessible public park, but the palace perimeter remains secured and inaccessible throughout the seasons. The general public gains access only during the annual August Moon Ball, an evening charity gala organised for the national community chest fund that temporarily opens the courtyards to ticket holders.
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