Marsascala Tower, also known as Saint Thomas Tower, is a historic coastal watchtower located in Marsascala, Malta. Built in 1659, it was part of a series of fortifications designed to protect the island from potential invasions. The tower features a circular structure and is made of local limestone, showcasing the architectural style of the period. The tower stands at a height of approximately 12 meters and offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the Marsascala Bay. Today, Marsascala Tower is a popular landmark and a reminder of Malta's rich history and strategic importance in the Mediterranean.