The Romans came over to Malta in 218BC, and not encountering much resistance and clearly enjoying the climate, they stayed for about 700 years. Despite this, there’s not a whole lot of evidence of their sojourn on the island, with…
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The local bands form a major part of the festas held in the towns and suburbs around Malta, so as you may expect, the St Julian’s Band Club bar is to be found right at the heart of St Julian’s….
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Tony’s Bar near the ferry stop in Sliema is a pretty popular spot for a beer or two, and they also do reasonable business with their selection of eatables. The breakfast pictured is an example of same, and is perfectly…
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This is one of the nicest places to live in Malta, and as a consequence, one of the most expensive. Of course if rural isolation is what you’re after, you should be looking to set yourself up somewhere in the…
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Is this the best beach in Malta?
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The house always wins. Malta has a rather contradictory attitude to gambling. Perhaps that’s appropriate, as this is a contrary sort of a country in many ways: the last country in Europe to legalize divorce, but which allows prostitutes to…
