Sant’Antnin Park in Marsaskala has become even more appealing with the addition of two new sports-circuit zones designed by Project Green, aimed at encouraging physical activity among children and youths.

The two areas feature age-appropriate equipment: one for children aged 5 to 12, and another for those aged 13 and over. Among the installations are climbing nets, monkey bars, and ninja step plates, with clear signage provided to guide users on safe and proper use.

During a visit by Environment Minister Miriam Dalli and the Marsaskala Local Council, Architect Chiara Darmanin from Project Green explained that the new facilities give younger visitors the opportunity to train and stay active in a safe, outdoor environment.

Minister Dalli praised the initiative, noting that such projects help bring communities together. “These spaces are meant to create memories, encourage physical activity, and bring people closer,” she said, adding that another large recreational area had just been inaugurated in Pembroke.

Marsaskala Mayor Mario Calleja also encouraged young people to make good use of the park. “We welcomed this initiative because our children need more safe, inclusive spaces. I urge everyone to enjoy and protect it from vandalism,” he said.

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