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The Maltese Luzzu: Facts, tradition, and the superstition.

When you’re in Malta especially by the seaside, it’s hard to ignore the colourful boats floating on the sea. Called the “Luzzu”, these boats were used since the Phoenician times. They have become the symbol in the Maltese island. Discover the Maltese Luzzu: Facts, tradition, and superstition.Facts and Tradition.The Luzzu is a fishing boat and typically painted in the colours of blue, ...

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Top 5 Facts about Malta. Part 2

We might be small BUT this island of almost 450,000 and growing, holds many treasures and secrets, many still undiscovered! We’re rich in history and we’re proud of our heritage. Thinking of visiting our island? Find out in which city cars are not allowed and more, in our list of fun facts about Malta part 2 below. You find part 1 on our profile. 1. The official languages in ...

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Discover Magnificent Views to Marvel at in Malta

Here are some stunning views for you to marvel at in Malta. Blue LagoonThe Comino Blue Lagoon, located only fifteen minutes by boat from the port of Mġarr, is one of the best bathing spots in Malta with its translucent waters and sheltered coves. An old pirate spot, Comino Island, with its magnificent lagoon and wild landscapes, will delight divers, hikers, and photographers. Blue ...

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Fun Facts About Mdina

Mdina otherwise known as the silent city is located in Rabat, the central part of the island. This walled city was the capital of Malta before the arrival of the knights in 1530.Here are some facts about Mdina.The city has more nicknames. Mdina is also known as Citta Nobile which means the noble city and Citta Vecchia, the old city. Home of the nobles: Mdina was and still is the ...

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Places to Visit in Malta at Night

Places to visit in Malta at night for a new experience. Rabat. First one in our list of places to visit in Malta at night. Outside the bastion’s walls of Mdina lies a charming place called Rabat. Located on the northern side of the island, Rabat is quiet and also rich in history. You can go for a walk, have coffee in the cafes, or a bottle of wine with some cheese or dinner. Perhaps ...

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