The Fortifications Interpretation Centre contains exhibits relating to both military architecture in general as well as the various fortifications of Malta, starting from the Bronze Age walls at Borġ in-Nadur to the pillboxes built by the British in World War II.
Exhibits include a number of detailed scale models, which are presented along with audio-visual presentations and informative charts.
A few artifacts, such as a 17th-century drawbridge that was probably originally installed at Valletta's Porta Reale, are also displayed.
The bridge is scheduled with a status of Class B.
The centre also contains a lecture hall and a reference library, which are intended for researchers.
Another section is dedicated to children.
The centre occasionally houses art exhibitions.

The centre is open everyday except for Sundays and public holidays.
Entrance costs €2.
The Fortifications Interpretation Centre contains exhibits relating to both military architecture in general as well as the various fortifications of Malta, starting from the Bronze Age walls at Borġ in-Nadur to the pillboxes built by the British in World War II. Exhibits include a number of detailed scale models, which are presented along with audio-visual presentations and informative charts. A few artifacts, such as a 17th-century drawbridge that was probably originally installed at Valletta's Porta Reale, are also displayed. The bridge is scheduled with a status of Class B.
The centre also contains a lecture hall and a reference library, which are intended for researchers. Another section is dedicated to children. The centre occasionally houses art exhibitions.
The centre is open everyday except for Sundays and public holidays. Entrance costs €2.
Fortifications Interpretation Centre