living and working in Malta
Sure, Malta is a beautiful little island, crammed with history, owning a unique cultural identity and boasting more sunshine that anywhere else on the continent. That goes without saying. But nowhere is perfect, and there are some things that visitors…
Valletta is the smallest capital city in the European Union, but it manages to pack a surprising amount inside of those sturdy city walls. Good things in small packages, that sort of thing. And Valletta crams a whole lot of…
Mosta! Home of the famous Mosta Rotunda, the impressive church with the fourth largest unsupported dome in the World, or something like that. (Third largest, I just googled it). So you should probably visit, as you can take some good…
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…
This week, on our journey down some of Malta’s less well-travelled tourist tracks, we made our way to the Malta Falconry Centre in Siggiewi. The tourist hop-on/off buses come here via the Limestone centre, so it’s not completely off the…
The Silent City of Mdina is less famous than Valletta, but certainly equally worth visiting, and adjacent Rabat contains a few notable attractions too. See how many of these you have been to:
