Malta Places to Visit

Malta silent city has hardly changed for centuries. In Roman times it was present Mdina (370 Ew.) Only a part of the island's capital Melite whose walls also about half of today's Rabat (11 500 Ew.) Enc...

St. Mary: The pilgrimage destination in Mellieha times since Teutonic Order. The small, quite vibrant city (6300 Ew.) Situated on a ridge high above the bay. On the northern outskirts rises until 1948, ...

Rotonda: The Rotunda of Mosta has the fourth largest dome in Europe. The village (17 400 Ew.) Owns one of the outstanding churches of the country. The Assumption of the Virgin Mary was consecrated Roton...

The colorful boats in the harbor of the fishing town is a popular photo opportunity. Marsaxlokk (2900 Ew.) Is an important fishing town. Colorful painted boats with names like "God save us" or "Mother T...

A Mediterranean city full of workers living history. Before the Order of Knights Valletta founded, they resided in Birgu, Vittoriosa today. Not Valletta, Birgu but was the target of the Turkish siege in...

Large stone buildings from a time without metal tools and machinery. In the midst of modern buildings are located in the town of Tarxien (7600 Ew.), Which seamlessly with Paola grown together, the impre...

The City (2800 Ew.) Is in the midst of huge, deep quarries, where the Globigerinenkalk for Malta's house won. A private visit to the quarries is not possible, but the view from above will remain in me...