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Admiralty House (Maltese: id-Dar tal-Ammirall), formerly known as Casa Miari, Palazzo Don Raimondo and by several other names, is a palace in Valletta, Malta. It was originally built in 1569–70 as two private houses by Fra Jean de Soubiran dit Arafat, a knight of the Order of St. John. The houses were later leased to various owners, including Fra Raimondo de Sousa y Silva, who rebuilt them a single residence between 1761 and 1763.

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  • Admiralty House (Maltese: id-Dar tal-Ammirall), formerly known as Casa Miari, Palazzo Don Raimondo and by several other names, is a palace in Valletta, Malta. It was originally built in 1569–70 as two private houses by Fra Jean de Soubiran dit Arafat, a knight of the Order of St. John. The houses were later leased to various owners, including Fra Raimondo de Sousa y Silva, who rebuilt them a single residence between 1761 and 1763. In 1808, Louis Charles, Count of Beaujolais was received at the house, where he died of tuberculosis. From 1821 to 1961, the building was the official residence of the Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet, hence its name. The building housed the National Museum of Fine Arts from 1974 to 2016. Currently there are plans to restore Admiralty House and convert it into the Office of the Attorney General. (en)
  • Budynek Admiralicji (malt. id-Dar tal-Ammirall, ang. Admiralty House), wcześniej znany jako Casa Miari, Palazzo Don Raimondo oraz pod kilkoma innymi nazwami – pałac w Valletcie na Malcie. Oryginalnie zbudowany w latach 1569–70, jako dwa prywatne budynki, przez Fra Jeana de Soubiran dit Arafat, rycerza Zakonu św. Jana. Budynki leasingowane były później różnym właścicielom, w tym Fra Raimondo de Sousa y Silva, który w latach 1761–1763 przebudował je na jednolitą rezydencję. W roku 1808 Ludwik Karol Orleański, przybywszy na Maltę, zmarł w tym domu na gruźlicę. W latach 1821–1961 budynek był oficjalną rezydencją głównodowodzącego (ang.), stąd jego nazwa. Od roku 1974 do 2016 w budynku znajdowało się Narodowe Muzeum Sztuk Pięknych. Aktualnie planuje się odnowienie Admiralty House i przekształcenie go w Biuro Prokuratora Generalnego. (pl)
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  • Admiralty House (Maltese: id-Dar tal-Ammirall), formerly known as Casa Miari, Palazzo Don Raimondo and by several other names, is a palace in Valletta, Malta. It was originally built in 1569–70 as two private houses by Fra Jean de Soubiran dit Arafat, a knight of the Order of St. John. The houses were later leased to various owners, including Fra Raimondo de Sousa y Silva, who rebuilt them a single residence between 1761 and 1763. (en)
  • Budynek Admiralicji (malt. id-Dar tal-Ammirall, ang. Admiralty House), wcześniej znany jako Casa Miari, Palazzo Don Raimondo oraz pod kilkoma innymi nazwami – pałac w Valletcie na Malcie. Oryginalnie zbudowany w latach 1569–70, jako dwa prywatne budynki, przez Fra Jeana de Soubiran dit Arafat, rycerza Zakonu św. Jana. Budynki leasingowane były później różnym właścicielom, w tym Fra Raimondo de Sousa y Silva, który w latach 1761–1763 przebudował je na jednolitą rezydencję. (pl)
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