- Upper Barrakka Gardens – Valletta; historic terraced garden offering panoramic harbour views.
- Lower Barrakka Gardens – Valletta; adjacent to the Upper Barrakka, featuring historic monuments and a sea‑level promenade.
- San Anton Gardens (Ħaġar Ġnien San Anton) – Attard; the President’s official residence gardens, noted for ornamental plantings, fountains, and a small zoo.
- Buskett Gardens (Buskett tal-Ġonna) – Żejtun; one of the few woodland areas of Malta, used for picnics and the annual Feast of St. Joseph.
- Ta’ Qali National Park (Ħal Qali) – Ta’ Qali; a reclaimed limestone quarry now serving as a recreational park with walking paths, sports facilities, and the Malta Aviation Museum.
- Hastings Gardens – Sliema; a sea‑front garden named after Sir Charles Hastings, offering views of the Mediterranean.
- Argotti Botanic Gardens – University of Malta campus, Msida; academic botanical garden containing a collection of local and exotic plant species.
- Giardinu Farm – Qormi; a community garden and educational farm focusing on sustainable agriculture.
- St. George’s Square (Pjazza San Ġorġ) – Victoria, Gozo; includes a landscaped green area surrounding the historic cathedral.
- Villa Bologna Gardens – Attard; historic villa grounds featuring formal Italianate garden design and a collection of rare trees.
- Gardens of the Sacra Infermeria – Valletta; a small restored garden within the historic Infirmary building.
- Mediterranean Kitesurfing and Windsurfing Garden (Mġarr) – Mġarr; a coastal green space supporting water‑sport activities.
- Julius Caesar’s Gardens (Hagar Qim) – Not a formal park; archaeological site adjacent to natural vegetation, sometimes referenced as a garden area.
Note: The list includes parks and gardens that are documented in reliable sources such as government tourism portals, heritage registers, and reputable guidebooks.
