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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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Temples of Malta and Gozo
Malta has a set of Megalithic temples. Some of them are UNESCO world heritage sites. Rumoured to have built around 3000 to 4000 BCE. That makes the temples older than the Pyramids of Egypt and Stonehenge in England. Let’s dive in together as we name our temples in Malta and Gozo. Tarxien Temples Discovered in 1914 by a local farmer, this was an accidental discovery as the farmer was ...
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The Fortifications of Valletta
While walking in Valletta one can't ignore the imposing fortifications and probably ask how long did a hilly rock become such an impregnable fortress. You don’t have to ask those questions anymore. We will tell you the stories to get the answers you’re looking for. The Constructions and Improvements of the FortificationsThe construction of the fortifications of the Sciberras Peninsula ...
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Top 25 Things to do in Malta
The Maltese islands might be small but there are countless things to do when you’re here on holiday. Today we are going to list 25 things to do in Malta.1. The old Capital City of the island also known as the "Silent City". The Medieval City is one of the most beautiful places on the island. A MUST on your holiday plans. 2. Visit Valletta. The Capital City of the island previously, the ...
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Facts about Gozo
Gozo is the beautiful little sister island of Malta. Whilst you’re here on holiday, don’t neglect the sister island and pay her a visit. Here are some surprising fun facts about Gozo.The Ġgantija temples are of the oldest temples in the world! “Ġgantija” means “Giants Tower”. This temple was constructed in 3,600 BC during the Neolithic period. Ancient graffiti of ...
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