Hotel Flora Bugibba

Pioneer Road Bugibba, Island of Malta, Malta

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A travel blog entry by mezzaandyort

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... streets and where I bought a beautiful candle holder made of Mdina glass. This city was the old capital city of Malta dating back to pre-historic times known as “the silent city”. We hop back on the bus and then get off in Mosta where we see a beautiful church, parish church of Santa Maria better known as the Rotunda built between 1833 and 1860. We spent a bit of time here, have chicken pie and pastizzi for lunch and walked around ...

Malta with the girls

A travel blog entry by jessicaharvey

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I had been to Malta twice with my b/f Nick so this was the third and this time it was with the girls - with my sister Tanya, and three mates - Christina, Laura & Jayne. Tanya had been out there in June so she knew the area too which is always a bonus when its just a bunch of girls going way.

First Stop - Bugibba! We went into the town for a meal and drinks and ended up at the Irish Bar which hosts the biggest Cocktails!

The next ...

Beautiful views and crazy fireworks

A travel blog entry by findingthedrama

Malta is one of the most beautiful places the hostel we stayed in was fantastic. The shopping was good and the sea and the buildings were so beautiful I only got to stay for two days so sally and I tried to make the most of it! We went on night walks by the beach and we went sight seeing and had a relaxed couple of days where sally showed me all the places she loved and we got some amazing food. The buses were ...

Valletta, Malta

A travel blog entry by pathfinder35

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... any time with no formal wear requirements - but the food doesn't compare to Celebrity and having to pay extra for specialty restaurants with non-special cusine just doesn't agree with me. And the layout of the Jade's buffet cafe area does not flow like Celebrity's Mercury,for instance. And we miss the little Celebrity extras like the water and ice carafe in your room, the news daily newsletter, the knowledge enrichment sessions where you learn about the port, not ...

Feast of St. Paul's Shipwreck

A travel blog entry by avalon_48

... of the day for the Maltese and she told us the best place to stand and what to take pictures of. As the statue neared the church, the bells were ringing, fireworks were going off, and the band was playing, a group of local men had gathered on the steps to the church to hinder the statues return inside the building. They were singing, chanting, and clapping and there was an overall feeling of excitement and merriment. Finally, the police separated ...