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Sights in Malta

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sights in Malta : the essentials
Bus Stations in Valletta
Valletta Bus Station
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The first thing that strikes you when you arrive in Malta are the buses! It's like being transported back 20 years! They not leave
Squares in Valletta
St George’s Square
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St. George's Square is the heart of Valletta, both geographically, and in terms of the institutions you can see here. It is right
Churches in Sliema
Church of the Virgin of Carmen
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In Balluta Bay, this church was built by the brotherhood of Carmen in 1858. Years later, the chapel was entrusted to the Carmelite
Historical Monuments in Rabat
Rabat Citadel Wall
The citadel of Rabat, in Gozo, is surrounded by a high wall. It reflects the strategic and defensive situation of a small capital
Churches in Msida
Trick the Devil in Malta
Legend has it that the Maltese, who are an extremely Catholic people, were often confused by the devil and never knew what time ma
Churches in Gharb
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Churches in Nadur
St. John the Baptist Church
This church is another of the many in Gozo. The highlight of this building is its size. It wasn't the biggest I had ever seen in
Temples in Tarxien
Tarxien Temple
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Approximately 7000 years ago (5200 years before Christ), civilization came to the archipelago of Malta from Sicily in rudimentary
Historical Monuments in Valletta
Fort Saint Elmo
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Fort Saint Elmo keeps watch over the entrance to Valletta's Grand Harbour. You can explore it in a single morning, but I'd recomme
Cathedrals in Valletta
St Paul's Pro-Cathedral
St Paul's Pro-Cathedral is situated in Valletta, in the old town. It lies at the end of Archbishop street and is on the corner of
Squares in Valletta
National Library of Malta
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The majestic National Library of Malta is located in the capital city of Valletta on the central tourist street, right in front o
Statues in Valletta
Queen Victoria Monument
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In the Republic Square of Valletta still has a figure of Queen Victoria, ruler of Britain between 1837 and 1901, and Empress of I
Historical Monuments in Mellieħa
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Churches in Victoria
Church of Xewkija
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It's completely feasible to visit the Citadel of Victoria alone, despite being such a touristy place. Its extraordinarily beautifu
Churches in Mgarr
Churches in Mellieħa
Cathedrals in Mdina
Cathedral of St. Paul
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Stunning
Squares in Valletta
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