Mosta

Mosta is a city in the north-west of Malta in the north-west of Malta. In 2014, its estimated population was 20,290, making it the third most populous city in Malta. Rotunda, the most famous building in Mosta, is a big church with the third largest unsupported dome in the world. Mosta celebrates the feast on August 15, which is popular among locals and tourists. One attraction in the motel is Speranza Chapel, which is located on Speranza Valley. It was constructed in the 18th century, between 1760 and 1761.

A legend linked to the chapel states that during the Turkish invasion, there was the risk of a young girl and her sisters, who were caring for her family's sheep, by the invaders. By the time the sisters escaped, the young girl could not run fast, because she was a little bit teaty. It is said that he was hiding in a cave under the chapel, on the left side, and in the meantime he prayed to Mary's mother Mary, pledging that if she was saved, then she was dedicated to our Lady Build a chapel. When Turkey invaders followed, they did not look for them in the cave because they thought that the girl could not hide there because there was an intact web at the entrance door, which would not have happened if someone went inside.