Pembroke, Malta's newest town, is on the northern coast of Malta. The town is named after Robert Henry Herbert, the 12th Earl of Pembroke and British Secretary at War in 1859.

The first known buildings in the area of the town date back to the time of the Knights of the Order of Saint John who built two Watch Towers on its coast, and these served as a means of defence for the Grand Harbour, situated approximately 6 km to the East. However, it was the British who were instrumental in the development and fortification of Pembroke by building a military base with training grounds.

Pembroke has since become a pleasant residential town and a rather green town by Maltese standards. It is popular with visiting language students particularly during the summer months.

The town is well known for hosting a high concentration of schools and eductional institutions including the St Clare Primary and Secondary State Schools; Verdala International School; Framingham State College; Sprachcaffe; St.Catherine's High School; Institute of Tourism Studies; St. Michael's Foundation; STC Training; Sir Adrian Dingli Junior Lyceum/St. Clare College Girls' Junior Lyceum Pembroke; Institute of Management(MIM) and San Miguel School.

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