Last Wednesday I shared just the morning of our recent visit to Malta. After enjoying a little coffee break at Caffe Cordina, we met up with our driver and headed toward Ħaġar Qim next. We made a …
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Ta’ Ħaġrat draws visitors on open day; Times of Malta
Open Day at Skorba and Ta’ Ħaġrat Temples; Newsbook
On Sunday 27th January, Heritage Malta is organizing an open day at Skorba and Ta’ Ħaġrat Temples. Both these sites have been inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List due to their archaeological value and to their contribution in understanding Maltese prehistory. Skorba lies in the hamlet of Żebbiegħ, at the outskirts of Mġarr, Malta. […]
Source: Open Day at Skorba and Ta’ Ħaġrat Temples – Newsbook
15 Best Thins To Do In Gozo; Ketki Hanamshet; TripHobo
Wish to enjoy a vacation on an island? Here are 15 best things to do in Gozo – a lovely Malta island.
Source: 15 Best Thins To Do In Gozo
Ġgantija Temples open free of charge on Sunday; Times of Malta
Ggantija Open Day on Sunday to mark 5th anniversary of Park inauguration; Gozo News
Next Sunday the Ggantija Temples in Xaghra, Gozo, will be open on free admission, to mark the fifth anniversary since the inauguration of the Heritage Park project. Heritage Malta is organising the event in collaboration with the Planning and Priorities Coordination Division within the Ministry…
Source: Ggantija Open Day on Sunday to mark 5th anniversary of Park inauguration
15 Best Things To Do In Malta; Ketki Hanamshet; TripHobo
Visiting the Maltese Islands any time soon? Discover the best things to do in Malta, ranging from best scuba-diving spots to visiting the Megalithic Temples.
Source: 15 Best Things To Do In Malta
Ħaġar Qim Temples awarded Travellers Choice Award; Times of Malta
Reduced price at Tarxien Temples on Jum Ħal Tarxien; Times of Malta
Holidays 2018: Seven reasons why you HAVE to travel to Malta this year; Francesca Specter; Daily Express
MALTA is home to Valletta, the European Capital of Culture for 2018 – and here’s why you need to visit the country.
1 Valetta is the European Capital of Culture 2018
The title has previously been held by Pilsen in Czech Republic (2015), Wroclaw in Poland (2016) and Aarhus in Denmark (2017).
The city will hold an opening ceremony on the 20 January 2018 where it will officially receive the title.
2 The weather
Malta’s average year-round temperature is 20 degrees Celsius, rising up to 27 degrees Celsius in July and August.
Due to its proximity to the North African cost, it is hot and dry throughout the year.
3 The Mnajdra Temples
This temple complex on the southern coast of Malta has been described by the World Heritage Sites committee as a “unique architectural masterpiece”.
