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by abha

The Maltese Islands, consisting of Gozo, Malta, and uninhabited Comino, known for its blue lagoons, have a panoply of historic sites, rocky and sandy beaches, and diving hotspots. On arrival in Italy, many tourists take a ferry to reach the shores of these compact islands dotting the Mediterranean Sea. Others hop off of a luxury cruise to see the sights in a day. Almost all the major sights are served by efficient and economical public buses. There are three worthy UNESCO World Heritage Sites that reveal the world of our ancestors -- the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni, the Megalithic Temples, and Valletta, the capital city, which houses 320 monuments. Amble through Comino and Gozo to enjoy gorgeous Mediterranean views in solitude. The spectacular seascape with crystal-clear water makes it a highly photogenic diving destination. The most pleasant diving sites are the HMS Maori, Irqieqa Point, and the St. Marija Caves. Let your hair down in inexpensive bars and clubs in St. Julians, Mellieha, Bugibba, and Marsascala.
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sight Dwejra Inland Sea
in Gozo, Malta
Beautiful coastal formations with a Felsbogen and an idyllic lake. On the west coast of Gozo, the sea by a thin tunnel a path to the mainland and forms gebahnt there Felsbarriere behind a small lake, wh...
museum / gallery National Museum of Archeology/ Auberge de Provence
in Valletta, Malta
Malta's completely ancient. In the 1574-built, former Auberge de Provence, where the Knights lived Provencal Order, is now shown to what Malta's archaeological treasures to the ground was free. The muse...
sight St. John's Co-Cathedral
in Valletta, Malta
The magnificent building of the Teutonic Order. The impressive church of Valletta is the main church of the Order of St. John, John the Baptist was consecrated. After the withdrawal of the Knights of Ma...
To the most beautiful bays in North and West created by marcopolo on 2009-09-08 09:21:38
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Visita papá created by guest on 2009-09-24 11:51:27
A mamã e a Alexandra vão visitar o papá que foi para longe, combater os piratas. Como já estamos há muito tempo sem o ver, temos o coração pequenino com saudades e decidimos que valia a pena muitas ho...
I have spent two summers in Malta and I have to say I am a bit in love, both with the Maltese people and the country itself. Even if Malta isn't very "turist friendly" in many perspectives, there are still things to see and do here. Try the lovely Maltese octupus stews, the great pasta dishes and drink loads of the local beer Cesk.
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