Park Lane Aparthotel
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Maria dag i Mosta.
... båret på skuldrene af ti mænd klædt i hvidt. Det var tydeligt at det var en tung byrde at bære. De skulle bære statuen gennem gaderne i byen i fire timer. Efter at processionen havde forladt pladsen, gik vi lidt rundt og så på de festklædte mennesker og besluttede os så til at tage bussen hjem. Vi gik den sædvanlige vej til bussen og mødte så procestionen igen på nærmeste hold. Maria dagen var en utrolig god ...
Malta - Mediterranian Stronghold.
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... look at our boarding passes and just put a stamp on them. This was rather unfortunate as she stamped my return journey instead of the flying out. We arrived at security and the queue was snaking its way through cattle races and it seemed like there were around 1000 or more people trying to get through.
It wasn't until we got through to the front of security that the mistake with my stamp was picked up and I was sent back to get the correct stamp! Luckily I ...
Valletta
... Africans on board, mostly male, and I told Mum it was probably a good thing we weren’t on it too.
The next bus proved the point as the Maltese came out of the woodwork and the Africans melted away – an orderly queue, 47c each, and we were sitting down and on our way as if the near-riot had never happened. What’s the story with the other bus??
Back to the hotel, via a little supermarket for water and nibblies, ...
The Maltese experience
... words, it's just like flying Rex Airlines.
The drive to Valletta took about 45 minutes and it was totally worth it. When we passed through Saint Julian's, the waterfront scenery was spectacular. It’s very much a mixture of old world charm buildings coupled with a restaurant culture. When we arrived at Valletta we were similarly impressed, although this was more of a walled city, with alleyways, huge churches and open plazas. We actually went to the old town by ...
It Ain't All Greek To Me!
... couldn't stand to be left out. They wanted a Greek Sicily to rule with Sracuse at the helm. That lasted until Athens got jealous of the growing power the so called outpost had and war broke out again. Seems the only thing Athens and Syracuse could agree on was keeping the nasty Carthaginians at bay. Meanwhile the Sicels just tried to keep out of the way.
Back in Malta the Carthaginians ruled (there was no one there to kick them out I guess) until Rome decided to ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Kitchenette
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