1. The Roads. For some reason cheese seems to have been selected as a principal ingredient when the roads in Malta were being laid. There can be no other explanation for the holes and cracks all over them. 2. Democracy. The…
Author: David
The Limestone Heritage Park & Gardens in Siggiewi are a celebration of the very stone from which pretty much all of Malta is built. From ancient megalithic tombs to that ugly apartment building that was thrown up a couple of years ago,…
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Okay so these expressions may sound perfectly natural to the native Maltese speaker, but when translated into English they sound a little…. Strange. Take a look and see what you think: http://gty.im/463055503 Kemm inti basla! – – – – What…
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Thinking about relocating to Malta for a life in the sun? Here are a few things you will need to think about: 1.Have you got a Visa? If you’re a citizen of the European Union then you don’t need one….
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Fortunately enough, Malta has not been hit too badly by the tides of economic doom and gloom which have swept over much of Europe (5.85% unemployment as of the third quarter of 2014, compared to the Eurozone average of 11.4%*). So there…
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Malta’s national aquarium opened in 2013, so it really shouldn’t have taken us this long to pay a visit.However another grey and rainy day provided the excuse for a weekend visit to look at fish. I should start by saying…
