Embed from Getty Images Maybe the above is a little strongly worded, but it will suffice for the purposes here. Because frankly, a lot of people don’t have the first notion about Malta, if they’ve even heard of it at…
Author: David
Times Square is a popular pub down on the Sliema seafront. For a beer – absolutely fine. For a delicious breakfast, not so much. I would go so far as to call this offering: Average. It is a pretty nice…
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This is a continuation of a very compressed history of Malta. Here’s part one.Now where were we? Okay, in 1530, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V decided to give the islands to the Knights of Malta, and all he asked was…
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High season in Malta runs from April to October, so obviously this is the time to be looking for work in bars and restaurants.
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Malta is still a country strongly influenced by Catholicism, so it is perhaps unsurprising that Easter celebrations here are quite an event. Good Friday – which is a public holiday – features rather grave processions and actors dressed up as…
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Malta is dotted with prehistoric temple sites, and there are two beside each other on the west coast of the island, very near the Blue Grotto. For a mere nine euros you get to visit both of them plus the…
