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]]>If you love going out for brunch, then there is perhaps no more elegant place to do so than the Harbour Club. Built in the 18th century, this elegant site will provide you with a perfect view of the Grand Harbour, all while tucking into some scrumptious local brunch delights.
If you love the idea of breathing in the fresh salty sea air while exploring the exquisite landscape of Valletta, then a Dgħajsa ride will surely be up your alley. This is a relaxing, crowd-free way to get to know the Maltese capital a little better.
If you’re a fan of opera and the performing arts, then a visit to the Manoel Theatre is certainly on the agenda. Constructed in 1731, this exquisite theatre is a treasured piece of Maltese culture and history.
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]]>Malta’s rich history unfolds as you wander through its ancient streets, where megalithic temples, medieval cities, and Baroque architecture coexist harmoniously. Valletta, the capital, is a World Heritage site and a living testament to the island’s diverse heritage.
Malta’s diverse cultural influences are a result of its strategic geographical location in the central Mediterranean, making it a crossroads for various civilizations throughout history. The island’s unique position has exposed it to a multitude of cultures, each leaving its mark on Malta’s heritage. The fusion of influences from Phoenician, Roman, Arab, and Norman eras is palpable in Malta’s cuisine, a delightful melange of flavors and textures. Indulge in pastizzi, explore the colorful markets, and savor fresh seafood by the azure waters.
Beyond the historical allure, Malta boasts crystal-clear waters, inviting you to explore its underwater wonders. Snorkel in the Blue Lagoon or dive into the mysterious Blue Hole, and you’ll find a vibrant marine world beneath the surface.
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]]>This 16th-century palace was home to the noble Maltese family de Piro. Although still privately owned by a local noble family, this palace is open to the public, providing you with an inside look at what noble life in Malta once looked like.
While this Catholic country is home to many churches, the St. John’s Co-Cathedral has emerged as a national monument. Built by the Knights of King John in the 16th century, this cathedral boasts an elegant baroque design on the outside while housing many treasures within.
While most of the Maltese capital city of Valletta consists of cobbled streets and stone, the Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens are filled with green, tranquil nature. This park consists of lush gardens, benches, and statues and memorials scattered throughout. There is also a cafe at the Upper Gardens where you can grab a beverage to cool off on a hot summer’s day.
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]]>This charming village was originally constructed as a movie set for Robert Altman’s 1980 film Popeye, and it grew into one of one of Malta’s most popular attractions. Your kids will enjoy its small theme park, while you’ll be impressed by its colorful wooden houses and picturesque harbor.
If you’re looking for a kid-friendly attraction where your little ones can learn something new while having fun, Malta National Aquarium is a place to be. It’s home to over 40 fish tanks and 175 species of fish, reptiles, amphibians, and insects, and it offers a captivating journey through the marine life of this beautiful Mediterranean island.
Malta is home to countless beautiful beaches, but that’s not stopping water parks from thriving in this island country. Splash and Fun Water Park is the most popular of them all, and it’s a true aquatic wonderland with a wide range of attractions, including waterslides, pools, lazy rivers, playgrounds, and a food court.
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]]>If you’re interested in ancient history, culture, and ruins, then you’ll find that Malta has so much to offer you. From the Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta to the catacombs and cathedrals in Mdina to ruins that pre-date the pyramids of Giza, your head will be spinning from all of the interesting sights to see.
We can’t talk about Malta without mentioning the amazing time you’ll be able to have in the water. With stunning turquoise waters, lagoons and coves, and amazing scuba diving with lots of interesting underwater caves, wrecks, and reefs to explore, you’ll never want to get out of the water.
Part Italian, part North African, part Spanish, and part Norman, the food you’ll find in Malta is a history lesson in and of itself, with plenty of fish, herbs, olive oils, and yummy gelatos to enjoy as you recuperate from all of those interesting water sports.
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]]>Malta will open for tourists on June 1st and the country has prepared vouchers for hotels and activities like diving. They hope to bring around 35,000 tourists to the country in an effort to help tourism. This basically means you can be paid to stay in a hotel or to try diving, so if you’re interested, see more information here.
What can Malta offer you? Besides stunning beaches that are perfect for a chill vacation, the country has a rich history and interesting cities that you will remember for the rest of your life. Some of the structures you can see there are among the oldest in the world. The climate is mild and warm, just like the rest of the Mediterranean. It’s really a place where you can forget about real life and completely relax for a few weeks.
Have you visited Malta before? Is it on your bucket list?
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]]>Located on the shores of Anchor Bay, this village once served as the set of 1980 live-action musical Popeye, starring Robin Williams. It’s been four decades since this project was filmed, but the rustic wooden buildings built for that purpose still remain in Malta, largely intact.
The set of Popeye is still around and it’s been converted into one of the prime tourist attractions on this tiny island. Popeye Village is especially popular with families visiting Malta due to its kid-friendly nature, live shows with performers dressed as Popeye and Olive Oyl, and many exciting rides and playhouses they can explore.
Due to Malta’s small size, Popeye Village can be easily accessed by bus or car from other parts of the city, and there are even a drop-off service and organized tours. Entrance fees vary depending on the season, and Popeye Village is usually open every day between 9:30 and 17:30, with the exception of the winter period between November and March when it closes one hour earlier.
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]]>Portugal is one of the countries that deserve a spot on your bucket list, and winter is the most affordable and the least hectic time to visit it.
This tiny island country is one of Europe’s most underrated destinations, but it has a lot to offer to tourists all year long.
Cyprus is another gorgeous island country you can fully enjoy even once temperatures drop.
Most people visit Greece during their summer vacation, but if you’re not the sunbathing type, winter is just as good.
Southern cities in Spain, including Seville and Malaga, are the best places in Europe to escape the cold winter temperatures.
Italy is one of Europe’s most popular destinations, and southern and central parts of the country are equally enjoyable in the winter.
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]]>The gorgeous country is blessed with perfect weather for most of the year, blissful scenery, and long, thin stretches of white sand and crystal clear turquoise water.
And if you’re planning a trip to Malta anytime soon, check out these interesting and things about this charming island!
The name of this island nation is derived from a Greek word meaning “honey,” which makes sense because Malta is home to a very special, endemic species of bees that produce a one-of-a-kind type of good quality honey.
Malta definitively has a lot of churches for such a small country. The Maltese take their religion quite seriously – church attendance is among the highest in Europe.
Malta’s most popular dishes include pastizzi, a greasy, cholesterol-spiking yet delicious pastry, rabbit stew, pasta and seafood delicacies.
Stray cats are well looked after by the whole community, with people leaving bowls of cat food and fresh water on their doorsteps for the colonies of cats that roam Malta’s streets.
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]]>The post Why You Should Visit Valletta, Malta appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you love going out for brunch, then there is perhaps no more elegant place to do so than the Harbour Club. Built in the 18th century, this elegant site will provide you with a perfect view of the Grand Harbour, all while tucking into some scrumptious local brunch delights.
If you love the idea of breathing in the fresh salty sea air while exploring the exquisite landscape of Valletta, then a Dgħajsa ride will surely be up your alley. This is a relaxing, crowd-free way to get to know the Maltese capital a little better.
If you’re a fan of opera and the performing arts, then a visit to the Manoel Theatre is certainly on the agenda. Constructed in 1731, this exquisite theatre is a treasured piece of Maltese culture and history.
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]]>The post Meet Malta, The Incredible Island of Cultures appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Malta’s rich history unfolds as you wander through its ancient streets, where megalithic temples, medieval cities, and Baroque architecture coexist harmoniously. Valletta, the capital, is a World Heritage site and a living testament to the island’s diverse heritage.
Malta’s diverse cultural influences are a result of its strategic geographical location in the central Mediterranean, making it a crossroads for various civilizations throughout history. The island’s unique position has exposed it to a multitude of cultures, each leaving its mark on Malta’s heritage. The fusion of influences from Phoenician, Roman, Arab, and Norman eras is palpable in Malta’s cuisine, a delightful melange of flavors and textures. Indulge in pastizzi, explore the colorful markets, and savor fresh seafood by the azure waters.
Beyond the historical allure, Malta boasts crystal-clear waters, inviting you to explore its underwater wonders. Snorkel in the Blue Lagoon or dive into the mysterious Blue Hole, and you’ll find a vibrant marine world beneath the surface.
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]]>The post How To Get The Most Out Of Malta In A One-Day Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This 16th-century palace was home to the noble Maltese family de Piro. Although still privately owned by a local noble family, this palace is open to the public, providing you with an inside look at what noble life in Malta once looked like.
While this Catholic country is home to many churches, the St. John’s Co-Cathedral has emerged as a national monument. Built by the Knights of King John in the 16th century, this cathedral boasts an elegant baroque design on the outside while housing many treasures within.
While most of the Maltese capital city of Valletta consists of cobbled streets and stone, the Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens are filled with green, tranquil nature. This park consists of lush gardens, benches, and statues and memorials scattered throughout. There is also a cafe at the Upper Gardens where you can grab a beverage to cool off on a hot summer’s day.
The post How To Get The Most Out Of Malta In A One-Day Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Family-Friendly Spots to Visit in Malta With Your Little Ones appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This charming village was originally constructed as a movie set for Robert Altman’s 1980 film Popeye, and it grew into one of one of Malta’s most popular attractions. Your kids will enjoy its small theme park, while you’ll be impressed by its colorful wooden houses and picturesque harbor.
If you’re looking for a kid-friendly attraction where your little ones can learn something new while having fun, Malta National Aquarium is a place to be. It’s home to over 40 fish tanks and 175 species of fish, reptiles, amphibians, and insects, and it offers a captivating journey through the marine life of this beautiful Mediterranean island.
Malta is home to countless beautiful beaches, but that’s not stopping water parks from thriving in this island country. Splash and Fun Water Park is the most popular of them all, and it’s a true aquatic wonderland with a wide range of attractions, including waterslides, pools, lazy rivers, playgrounds, and a food court.
The post 3 Family-Friendly Spots to Visit in Malta With Your Little Ones appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Here are Some Awesome Reasons to Visit Malta appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re interested in ancient history, culture, and ruins, then you’ll find that Malta has so much to offer you. From the Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta to the catacombs and cathedrals in Mdina to ruins that pre-date the pyramids of Giza, your head will be spinning from all of the interesting sights to see.
We can’t talk about Malta without mentioning the amazing time you’ll be able to have in the water. With stunning turquoise waters, lagoons and coves, and amazing scuba diving with lots of interesting underwater caves, wrecks, and reefs to explore, you’ll never want to get out of the water.
Part Italian, part North African, part Spanish, and part Norman, the food you’ll find in Malta is a history lesson in and of itself, with plenty of fish, herbs, olive oils, and yummy gelatos to enjoy as you recuperate from all of those interesting water sports.
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]]>The post Malta Pays You to Visit This Summer appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Malta will open for tourists on June 1st and the country has prepared vouchers for hotels and activities like diving. They hope to bring around 35,000 tourists to the country in an effort to help tourism. This basically means you can be paid to stay in a hotel or to try diving, so if you’re interested, see more information here.
What can Malta offer you? Besides stunning beaches that are perfect for a chill vacation, the country has a rich history and interesting cities that you will remember for the rest of your life. Some of the structures you can see there are among the oldest in the world. The climate is mild and warm, just like the rest of the Mediterranean. It’s really a place where you can forget about real life and completely relax for a few weeks.
Have you visited Malta before? Is it on your bucket list?
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]]>The post Popeye Village is One of Malta’s Quirkiest Attractions appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Located on the shores of Anchor Bay, this village once served as the set of 1980 live-action musical Popeye, starring Robin Williams. It’s been four decades since this project was filmed, but the rustic wooden buildings built for that purpose still remain in Malta, largely intact.
The set of Popeye is still around and it’s been converted into one of the prime tourist attractions on this tiny island. Popeye Village is especially popular with families visiting Malta due to its kid-friendly nature, live shows with performers dressed as Popeye and Olive Oyl, and many exciting rides and playhouses they can explore.
Due to Malta’s small size, Popeye Village can be easily accessed by bus or car from other parts of the city, and there are even a drop-off service and organized tours. Entrance fees vary depending on the season, and Popeye Village is usually open every day between 9:30 and 17:30, with the exception of the winter period between November and March when it closes one hour earlier.
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]]>The post Visit These European Countries to Escape the Cold Winter Weather appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Portugal is one of the countries that deserve a spot on your bucket list, and winter is the most affordable and the least hectic time to visit it.
This tiny island country is one of Europe’s most underrated destinations, but it has a lot to offer to tourists all year long.
Cyprus is another gorgeous island country you can fully enjoy even once temperatures drop.
Most people visit Greece during their summer vacation, but if you’re not the sunbathing type, winter is just as good.
Southern cities in Spain, including Seville and Malaga, are the best places in Europe to escape the cold winter temperatures.
Italy is one of Europe’s most popular destinations, and southern and central parts of the country are equally enjoyable in the winter.
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]]>The post Fun Facts You May Not Know About Malta appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The gorgeous country is blessed with perfect weather for most of the year, blissful scenery, and long, thin stretches of white sand and crystal clear turquoise water.
And if you’re planning a trip to Malta anytime soon, check out these interesting and things about this charming island!
The name of this island nation is derived from a Greek word meaning “honey,” which makes sense because Malta is home to a very special, endemic species of bees that produce a one-of-a-kind type of good quality honey.
Malta definitively has a lot of churches for such a small country. The Maltese take their religion quite seriously – church attendance is among the highest in Europe.
Malta’s most popular dishes include pastizzi, a greasy, cholesterol-spiking yet delicious pastry, rabbit stew, pasta and seafood delicacies.
Stray cats are well looked after by the whole community, with people leaving bowls of cat food and fresh water on their doorsteps for the colonies of cats that roam Malta’s streets.
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