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Malta, known for its rich history and stunning architecture, offers endless opportunities to explore its past. Among the island’s hidden...

This blog aims to invite you to an unforgettable exploration of Valletta, whether on your own or by joining one of our Valletta walking...

Despite the charm of these two villages, a number of interesting features can also be found in the surrounding countryside.

Mqabba, located in the south of Malta, can be described as a traditional Maltese village. With a population of around 3,300 inhabitants,...

Ħaż-Żebbuġ, named after the large olive groves that were once found in the area, is one of the oldest settlements in Malta.

The Parabolic Acoustic Mirror was an experimental early-warning system.

A quick look at a map of Floriana reveals that nearly half its area is made up of green and open spaces.

Valletta's rich food history.

In the area of the famous Dingli Cliffs and the popular nearby Buskett Gardens lies another much less known, and somewhat mysterious site.

The small, quaint village of Qrendi boasts of a wealth of breathtaking scenery, a treasure trove of history, a rich religious cultural...

The arrival in Malta of the Knights of St. John in 1530 would lead to a complete revolution in the local medical scene, particularly...

There's more to Comino than just the famous Blue Lagoon... Check out this article for an off-the-beaten track experience!

Fancy an off the beaten track walk in Malta's countryside? Try out this walking route!

One of the highlights of the Order of St. John’s long stay in Malta was undoubtedly the way they completely revolutionised the local...

Today marks 102 years since the events of 7th June 1919 - a day when Maltese people from different sectors of society came together to...

One of the major landmarks located towards the tip of the Valletta peninsula is the Mediterranean Conference Centre. This 16th-century...

The ancient citadel of Mdina is undoubtedly one of Malta’s gems: located in the central part of the island on high ground, its...

“Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire,” writes Gustav Mahler. We are now entering into arguably one of the...

The historic city of Ħaż-Żebbuġ is one of the oldest settlements in Malta. Said to be named after the large olive groves that were once...

Most of us go to Valletta quite regularly, and we all like to think that we know our capital city quite well. But how true is that? Many...