NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Victoria (Ir-Rabat) Bus Terminal
Description: Bus Terminal with 5 Bays
Localized names: الرباط; Il-Venda tar-Rabat, Għawdex
Name: Qortin
Description: Former landfill
Name: Torri ta’ Santa Marija
Description: Wignacourt Tower
Localized names: Saint Mary Tower; Torri ta’ Santa Marija
Name: Ir-Ramla t' Għajn Tuffieħa
Description: Riviera Martinique is derived from the semi-collapsed hotel that was built on the peninsula next to the beach. Ir-Ramla ta' Snien is derived from a man whose nickname was "snien", who during WW2 used to be there selling fruit to the English soldiers.
Name: Ħondoq ir-Rummien
Description: Beach and coastline with salt pans and caves. Popular for snorlelling and diving.
Name: Torri tal-Ħamrija
Description: De Redin Tower
Name: Royal Malta Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 68
Name: Knisja Arċipretali San Ġwann Battista
Description: One of the largest domes in Europe, it can be seen from many places on the island. It was built between 1952 and 1978.
Localized names: Xewkija Rotunda Church; Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Xewkija
Name: Popeye Village
Description: Former set for the town of Sweethaven for the 1980 movie "Popeye" starring Robin Williams.
Localized names: Popajevo selo
Name: ONE TV
Description: TV Station
Name: Il-Borża ta' Malta
Description: The Malta Stock Exchange took over the building - originally built in the 19th Century as a chapel for the British garrison in Malta - in 2001. It was comprehensively restored in a very good renovation and conversion project.
Localized names: بورصة مالطا; Malta Stock Exchange; Il-Borża ta' Malta
Name: Il-Berġa ta' Bavjera
Description: Private palace of the Knights of the Order of Saint John. Palacio privado de los Caballeros de la Orden de San Juan.
Localized names: نزل بافاري; Auberge of Bavière; Albergue de Baviera; Auberge de Bavière; Il-Berġa ta' Bavjera
Name: Palazzo Parisio & Gardens
Description: The original palace was built in 1733. After it was acquired by the Parisio family, it iwas used as their summer residence until the 1850s. It was rebuilt and decorated in the beginning of the 1900s by the Marquis Giuseppe Scicluna.
Name: Popeye Village Fun Park
Description: Film set for Popeye (1980), converted to theme park
Name: It-Torri tad-Dwejra
Description: Lascaris Tower
Localized names: Dwejra Tower
Name: It-Torri ta' Qalet Marku
Description: De Redin Tower
Localized names: Qalet Marku Tower; -Torri ta' Qalet Marku
Name: Torri ta’ Sant' Agata (Torri l-Aħmar)
Description: Built during Grandmaster Lascaris reign and paid by the universita' of Mdina
Localized names: Red Tower; Torri ta’ Sant' Agata (Torri l-Aħmar)
Name: Torri tal-Għallis
Description: De Redin Tower
Localized names: Torri tal-Għallis
Name: Torri tal-Madliena
Description: De Redin Tower
Localized names: Torri tal-Madliena
Description: only with diverslicense
Name: Saint Gregory's Church
Description: http://www.kappellimaltin.com/Il-Kappelli/Sett08/ZTN_S_Katarina_l-Antika/OLD_DONE_-_Zejtun_-_Santa_Katerina_l-Qadima__San_Girgor_.pdf
Name: Torri ta' San Tumas
Description: The third of six fortified Wignacourt watch towers built. The largest watch tower in Malta.
Name: Kullegg San Tumas More
Description: Skola Primarja Marsaxlokk
Name: Knisja tas-Sarria
Description: Iglesia fundada por el caballero navarro, Martín de Sarria.
Localized names: Iglesia de Sarria
Name: Knisja Parrokkjali ta' Santa Marija Assunta
Description: Wikidata = Q15958462
Name: Knisja Arċipretali ta' San Ġorġ
Description: Two more churches are known to have been located on this site. Construction commenced in 1584 as an early paleachristian basilica but by 1684 it was constructed in the shape of a cross.
Localized names: Knisja Arcipretali ta' San Gorg
Name: Ċimiterju ta' Wied Għammieq
Description: Mass grave of the elderly that succumbed to the cholera in 1837.
Localized names: Cimiterju ta' Wied Ghammieq
Name: Knisja tal-Madonna tal-Bon Kunsill
Description: This tiny church dedicated to Mater Boni Consilli is privately owned and forms part of the palace complex. It was built in 1750 and is decorated on the inside with the most beautiful marble as well as various artistic treasures. Few people know that this
Name: Museum Station
Description: Last Station on the old Maltese railway line. Service ceased on 31/03/1931. Now it is used as a cafeteria called l-Istazzjon.
Name: L-Istazzjon Antik ta' Birkirkara
Localized names: Birkirkara Old Train Station; L-Istazzjon Antik ta' Birkirkara
Localized descriptions: former Birkirkara Station of the Malta Railway
Name: Saint Anthony's Battery
Description: Gun battery built 1731-1732 to guard the channel between Gozo and Comino.
Name: Id-Dar ta' Pultu
Description: Built by the baron Ippolito Novantieri, hence the reason why it is known by locals as 'ta' Pultu'.
Name: Kappella tal-Karmnu
Description: Chapel tied to a legend in which the landowner from Valletta Gerolamo Ciantar made a vow in a year of drought. The chapel belongs to Fratellanza tal-Karita' located il-Knisja ta' San Pawl, Valletta.
Name: Kappella tal-Lunzjata
Description: A chapel was present on site dedicated to Assumption of Our Lady. In 1619 a local benefactor rebuilt the chapel but was in disrepair 40 years later. Current chapel was built by the Xiberras family in the late 18th century.
Name: Torri ta' Xutu
Description: Lascaris Tower, currently used as a police station
Name: Il-Kappella tal-Providenza
Description: Chapel rebuilt by 1772 on the site of an earlier chapel. Portico built by 1839 after chapel was hit twice by lightning.
Localized names: Providence Chapel
Name: Torri ta' Lippija
Description: Lascaris Tower
Description: tv station
Name: Mġarr ix-Xini Tower
Description: Completed in 1661 at the end of Grand Master De Redin's reign as part of the system of towers constructed by the Knights of Malta for the defense of Malta and Gozo.
Localized names: Mġarr ix-Xini Coastal Tower; Torri ta’ Mġarr ix-Xini
Name: Torri tax-Xlendi
Description: Lascaris Tower
Localized names: Torri tax-Xlendi
Name: Torri Mamo
Description: Built as a fortified house by the Mamo family. Later integrated in the watch tower network.
Name: Torri ta' San Ġiljan
Description: De Redin Tower
Localized names: Torri ta' San Giljan
Name: Villa Portelli
Description: Completed in early 1800's by Sir Agostino Portelli. Was the residence of the Malta Flag Officer during WW2. In 1961 was taken over by Admiral Sir Douglas Eric Holland-Martin as his official residence. Currently used as the Maritime College of MCAST
Description: Paid parking
Description: WW2 pillbox
Name: Ħal Ferħ Complex
Description: Abandoned
Description: Bird trappig site
Description: Bird trapping site
Description: Bird Trapping Site
Name: Torri tan-Nadur
Description: Lascaris tower
Name: Qala Windmill
Description: The island's best preserved windmill- Built around 1860.
Name: Ġnien l-Imħallef M. Caruana Curran
Description: Playing field
Description: Plot of land not owned by the local council and not considered as an extension of Swieqi Civic Centre.
Name: It-Torri ta' Għajn Tuffieħa
Description: Lascaris Tower
Name: It-Torri ta' Kumbu
Description: Turkish pirates captured as slaves the bride and female guests in 1526. The myth of the Bride of Mosta probably originated from this event (Is-Swar u l-Fortifikazzjonijiet ta' Żammit, 1999:116)
Localized names: Cumbo Tower; It-Torri ta' Kumbu
Name: Knisja ta' Santa Marija
Description: Medieval church with Norman features. Non gode l'immunita ecclesias. Festa is held on the first Sunday after the 15th of August.
Description: Access to the Enter by block D
Name: Pjazza 1902 (former Raffles Discotheque)
Description: Former discotheque that has been rehabilitated into a commercial space, with restaurant, bar, childcare centre, and gym.
Description: Building was used as a steam mill. Built in the latter half of the 19th century. There is an indulgences plague dedicated to the Mother of Light on the principle facade. These indulgences were bestowed by the decree of Bishop Antonio Buhagiar on 18th Marc
Name: Knisja tas-Salvatur
Description: A church dedicated to Our Saviour existed by 1487. This church was demolished during the Great Siege of Malta (1565). It was rebuilt in 1580. It was rebuilt again in 1690 by Fra Mario Bichi.
Name: Tas-Silġ
Description: Megalithic Site which was later used as a Punic Temple, and later used as a Christian basilica.
Description: Old Windmill.Type = Tower
Description: Used as a military hospital during the Maltese revolution against the French in 1798 - 1800
Name: Torri t' Għajn Ħadid
Description: De Redin Tower
Name: Portelli Confectionery
Description: The oldest confectionery in Gozo, specializes in traditional pastries.
Name: Skola Primarja Żejtun A
Description: British Period School
Localized names: Skola Primarja Zejtun A
Name: Compass Lounge
Description: Terrace-style Mediterranean dining with a sea view. Open daily.
Name: San Ġwann Dog Park
Description: Recreational area with benches for dogs to wander about.
Description: World War 2 gunpost. Now used as a summer house.
Name: It-Torri l-Abjad
Description: Small coastal watchtower constructed by Grand Master Martin de Redin
Localized names: Torre Bianca; It-Torri l-Abjad
Name: Anġlu Mallia Kids Park
Description: A very recent park set up for the high number of children in the area.
Name: Knisja San Klement
Description: Built by Klement Tabone in 1658, as indicated by the date inscribed beneath the Tabone family coat-of-arms on the church facade. His face was painted at the lower left corner of the titular painting found in the church.
Description: World War 2 Pillbox
Name: Knisja ta' San Nikola
Description: First written sermon in Maltese was held here in 1743.
Name: Ċimiterju tal-Pesta
Description: Graveyard for plague victims of 1814 and cholera
Localized names: Plague Graveyard; Ċimiterju tal-Pesta
Name: Fort Saint Elmo
Description: Crusader castle dating from 1533
Localized names: حصن سانت إلمو; Fuerte San Telmo
Name: Ġnien il-Monsinjur Victor Grech
Description: Public park and playground in front of a Post office and Police station
Name: Canberra
Description: airplane
Description: this rock has always a lot of fish underwater.
Description: Rood built with "kileb"
Name: Villa Rumana ta' Kaċċatura
Description: Remains of a villa agraria primarily focused on the production of olive oil. It had a number of rooms built around a central courtyard, known as a peristyle. The remains of a stairway indicate that it had a number of rooms on an upper floor.
Description: Former coastline before collapse of Azure Window
Name: Hyatt Centric Malta
Description: Home to some of the world’s oldest historical attractions, Hyatt Centric Malta is ideally located at the crossroads of the old and the new. Whether you are ready to explore any of the island’s 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites, its stunning churches, or simpl
Description: World War 2 gunpost. Currently used as a summer house.
Name: Yellow House
Description: Although named Yellow House, it is part of the Red House complex.
Description: Possible Dejma outpost
Name: Kappella ta' Santa Duminka
Description: Currently used as the Zabbar Scout Group Headquarters
Description: World War 2 Gunpost
Name: Dar tal-Barunissa
Description: Originally built as a convent.
Localized names: Id-Dar tas-Soru
Description: Sheep farm. Some of the farm buildings are historic.
Description: Fire Control Tower
Name: L-Għassa tal-Pulizija
Description: This police station is probably the only building in Malta purposely built as a police station. It was built in the neo-classical style in the late 19th century. A clinic were patients could be seen by the Police Doctor which also formed part of the compl
Name: Aedis Danielis
Description: The name of this palace "Aegis Daniels" translates as "The House of Daniel". In the middle of the facade there is a large niche with the stone figure of the Prophet Daniel. This palace was built by the Testaferrata Bonniċi family. Girgor Bonniċi, the rule
Name: Aedis Danielis
Description: The name of this palace "Aegis Daniels" translates as "The House of Daniel". In the middle of the facade there is a large niche with the stone figure of the Prophet Daniel. This palace was built by the Testaferrata Boniċi family. Girgor Bonniċi, the rule
Localized names: Palazzo Gregorio Bonici
Name: It-Torri Vendôme
Description: This building was used as a tower at the edge of the old village of Ħal Biżbud and was built by engineer Phillippe Vendome Knight and Grand Prior of France. It's massive and robust appearance closely mimics a fortified building.
Localized names: Vendôme Tower
Name: Villa Curmi
Description: This villa was the residence of Dr. Paolo Curmi who was mayor of Żejtun towards the end of the 19th century. His daughter, Gużeppina Curmi was the founder of the society of the Jesus of Nazareth. The villa is built in the baroque style and has an open sto
Description: Ruined Farmhouse
Name: Id-Domus
Description: Church property where youths used to meet in the 1970s
Name: Ix-Xewkija
Description: For hundreds of years this area has been used as a storage and construction of small boats.
Description: The oldest Jewish burial ground. Opened by the Livorno Fund  with the aim of ransoming Jewish slaves.
Description: Used to transfer injured sailors from naval ships to the wards of the Royal Naval Hospital Bighi. It was damaged during WW2.
Name: Bighi Baths
Description: Thermal baths used for thalassotherapy. Each bath was assigned to specific categories of British servicemen.
Name: Forti Rinella
Description: Built by the British to guard the naval base and dockyard. It ceased to be used as a fort in 1906. It housed the 100-ton cannon built by Sir George Arstrong.
Localized names: حصن رينيلا
Name: Forti Santu Rokku
Description: Built on the site of the Battry of St. Rocco during the Revolution against the French. Construction of the fort started in 1872/1873 and is the first polygonal fort of its kind to be built by the British in Malta.
Name: Kunvent tal-Kappuċċini
Description: Land donated by Giuseppe Valerio Abela to the Capuchins to be built as a church and convent in 1736.
Description: Back Garden Gate
Description: Bird Trap
Description: "Dura" where the bird trapper waits for the birds that he intends to trap.
Name: Torri ta' Ġawhar
Description: Built around 269 AD in response to attacks from the Heruli
Localized names: Torri ta' Gawhar
Name: Torri ta' Wilġa / Tat-Torrijiet
Description: Built around 269 AD in response to attacks from the Heruli
Localized names: Torri ta' Wilga / Tat-Torrijiet
Name: Torri tal-Qawra
Description: Lascaris Tower
Localized names: Qawra Tower; Torri tal-Qawra
Description: Building built in the 1970s. Currently abandoned.
Name: Torri ta' San Ġorġ
Description: Lascaris Tower
Localized names: Torri ta' San Gorg
Description: WW2 Gunpost
Description: Bird Trapping site
Name: Torri Gauci
Description: Built in 1548 by Maltese nobleman Francesco Gauci after his wife and some servants were taken captured as slaves by Turkish pirates.
Name: Torri tal-Kaptan
Description: Built during the reign of Grandmaster La Vallette
Description: Abandoned Bird Trapping site
Description: WW2 gunpost
Name: It-Torri
Description: One of several examples of vernacular fortifications around Malta. It was built around 1700 and was used by farmers to keep a look out for thieves.
Name: Notabile Station
Description: Ceased to operate as a train station in 31/03/1931
Description: Invasive alien species
Description: Invasive Alien Species
Description: Bouyed off swimming area with metal ladder access
Description: Roundabout built on the spot of a fountain that was part of the Museum Station embellishments.
Name: Campus Hub Block D
Description: This is the main Campus Hub building that contains the lobby and access to parking and laundry space.
Description: Disused quarry. The name of the street was probably derived from such quarries. The ashlar blocks in the nave of the Church of St. Catherine in Żurrieq were cut in this quarry.
Description: WW2 watch tower/gun spot
Description: A theatre still in use today but was built back in the 90s with a red theme.
Description: WW2 pillbox used as a summer house
Description: Statue of Our Lady of Graces erected after the victorious battle of at this point of the Maltese over the French soldiers. The battle was an urban ambush. The Maltese suffered 6 dead and 6 wounded. The French suffered about 300 dead and 300 wounded.
Description: House of Francesco Saverio Briffa, the founder of Soċjeta Filarmonika Maria Mater Gratea
Description: church parvis
Name: Iċ-Ċentru tal-Arti u l-Artiġġjanat
Description: Oldest building in this part of the street and existed before the street was planned. Believed to have served as a tower. Has a Knights of St. John cross on the top of the building.
Localized names: Iċ-Ċentru tal-Arti u l-Artiġġjanat
Name: Bighi Cot-Lift
Description: Used to transfer injured sailors from naval ships to the wards of the Royal Naval Hospital Bighi. It was damaged during WW2.
Description: World War 2 gunpost
Description: Fortified bronze-age settlement
Name: MAPFRE Malta Geo Zone 1
Description: Zoning Attempt
Name: MAPFRE Malta Geo Zone 2
Description: Second Work with Rhjys
Name: MMS Geo Zone 3 Boundary
Description: MMS Geo Zone 3 Boundary
Name: MMS Geo Zone 3
Description: MMS Geo Zone 3 in the south
Name: Fra Ben Boundary
Description: Fra Ben Boundary
Name: Ta' Fra Ben
Description: Fra Ben Area Peninsula
Description: Former landfill
Name: Gorbog Il-Bidwi
Localized names: Farmers Hut
Localized descriptions: verlassenes Farmhaus
Name: Għerien
Localized names: Cave dwelling
Localized descriptions: zwei Hoehlenwohnstaetten mit separaten Eingaengen; two cave chambers carved into the rock
Name: Chapel
Description: A reconstruction of similar wartime chapels built by museum director general Ray Polidano. It is dedicated to Our Lady of Loreto, patron saint of aviators.
Description: Terrace
Description: Beach
Description: Rebuilt as a train station replica of the original Attard Station on the initiative of Kunsill Lokali Attard and Malta Railway Foundation.
Name: Massimo Mamo Metal Works
Description: Old hut
Description: Old hut