The most beautiful places of the Republic of Malta
The best of the Republic of Malta
Malta is a republic in the Mediterranean Sea spread over three inhabited islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino and then several small uninhabited ones. Even though it is the smallest member state of the European Union, it offers a number of interesting places. Thanks to a turbulent history and numerous sieges, here you will find heavily fortified medieval towns. There are also several natural attractions, such as beaches and rock arches.
Suburbs of Valletta - Paola Parish Church
The capital of the island republic of Malta
The Tarxien district of Valletta offers a beautiful walk in the surrounding streets and a view of one of the undoubtedly largest churches in Malta. continue reading
Victoria
The largest city on the island of Gozo
Victoria is the largest and at the same time the capital of the island of Gozo. Its dominant feature is the large medieval citadel located on top of the hill above the city. At the entrance to the citadel is a very nice cathedral. There is a wonderful view of the island from the fortress. The city of Victoria itself has a beautiful historic center with pretty streets continue reading
The Blue Grotto
The most famous tilting formation of Malta
Probably the most famous rock formation still standing on Mata is the Blue Grotto (thanks to the fact that the Blue eye rock gate on Gozo collapsed into the sea during a storm in 2017). It can be found in the south of the island of Malta and you can walk along the top of the cliff. There is a bus stop here or there is also a small parking lot at the viewpoint. continue reading
Gardens under the walls
Quiet city
The local gardeners ingeniously used the space under the walls, where there used to be a moat defending the city from invasions. At present, you can walk through a green park under the walls in the shade, which in Malta's warm climate must be a must to keep working, especially during the summer season. continue reading
Upper Barrakka Gardens
Garden and view in one
The monumental Peter and Paul Bastion features the interesting Upper Barrakka Gardens with beautiful views of Grand Harbor and St. Angelo's Fortress on the opposite side. continue reading
Ramla beach
Golden beach on the island of Gozo
Ramla Beach is a famous beach on the island of Gozo. It is a beach with golden sand and a gradual entry into the water. It is located in the northeast of the island just 5 kilometers from the capital of the island of Victoria. At the beach there is also the possibility of refreshments in a small restaurant. continue reading
Popeye Village
A monument to the filming of the movie Pepek the Sailor from 1970
Pepko's village is not an open-air museum or a remnant of the original fishing village, but originally a film set for the movie Pepek the sailor from 1970. It is possible to enter the village like any other amusement park, or enjoy a walk along the cliff and a view from above of the picturesque bay with this picturesque village. continue reading
Central Square - St George's Square
The central square of Valletta
Central St George's Square is located in the heart of the peninsula in the old town. It provides a pleasant open space in contrast to the surrounding ubiquitous narrow streets. At the time we were there, a flower show was taking place here. continue reading
Salt pans in Malta
Picturesque salt mining like in the old days
There are several places in Malta where sea salt is still actively mined by evaporation from pans carved into the cliffs. One such picturesque spot can be found not far south below Valletta. You will also find a lighthouse, a guard fort and a bay with access to the beach for swimming. continue reading
Golden bay beach
One of the most famous beaches in Malta
One of the favorite beaches for sunbathing and swimming is the Golden Bay beach on the west coast of Malta. A short walk up the cliff above the beach to the watchtower can be a pleasant diversion from a day spent at the beach. continue reading
