Just off the coast of Bugibba you can see the tiny St Paul’s island, notable for the statue of the great man which stands on its highest point. Believe it or not, the island was inhabited in the not too…
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Just outside Birzebugga you can find the Ghar Dalam cave, Malta’s oldest prehistoric site. Evidence of human habitation dating back more than 7,000 years was found here, as well as the fossilised bones of extinct creatures such as pygmy elephants…
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Most things about Malta are amazing, we all know that. However there are some people who just cannot be satisfied, and many of those good folk will go right to Tripadvisor to express their displeasure. The following comments are all…
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At the beginning of the 1600’s, Malta was still ruled by the Knights of the Order of St John. One of these knights, Fra Giorgio Nibbia, had a chapel erected near the Sacra Infermia, the main hospital in Malta which…
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Built in 1610, this impressive tower occupies a prominent position along the coast of St Paul’s Bay. Despite that, and despite the fact that I’ve lived in the area for a couple of years, we had never ventured inside before…
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After years of research the world famous Lonely Travel Guides have released a new book featuring the top 500 places in the world that you must visit before you die. And despite it’s small size Malta makes the list an…
