Santana St. Paul's Bay
Triq il-Maskli St. Paul's Bay, Island of Malta, 05, Malta
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If this is Tuesday it must be Valletta!
... there!! I had it sent home!!
I then made my way to Ta'Quii Crafts village. This village was a former WW2 military aerodrome. All the buildings were make of corrugated iron and were an arc shape. Row after row of them all with different crafts showcased. Pottery, sculptures, glass work, lots of jewellery, paintings. It was great to wander around this extraordinary little village.
Mdina is the old capital of Malta and its origins can be traced back ...
Valletta, Gozo and other cities
... not much opened. Back on the bus and we thought we were on the blue line but ended up going back to the Valletta waterfront to drop off the millions of day trippers off the cruise ships. Not happy we didn’t know that was happening. It seems the people off the ships tend to have priority and others well who cares. Glad to see them get off and back on their ship. We had to wait over 1/2 hr before setting off again but been late in the ...
Beautiful views and crazy fireworks
... really old but lots of fun (only not when you have big bags) Then the last night we saw a national fireworks competition in Honor of one of the saints with a live orchestra and a marching band it was so good however getting back home was the interesting bit. But it's all an adventure. We celebrated Sally's birthday on my last day with an incredible pub and banoffi pie (my first one and defiantly not my ...
Was bleibt von Malta im Gedächtnis?
... br> Aber auch die vielen historischen Gebäude machen Malta wirklich attraktiv. Schließlich ist hier das vermutlich älteste Gebäude der Welt gefunden worden (Tarxien Tempel ca. 3250 v.Chr). Die Geschichte ist wirklich spannend und auf keien Fall langweilig. Den größten Einfluß auf das heutige Malta hatte auf jeden Fall die britische Kolonialzeit (1815-1964). Das fängt bei der Amtsprache an und geht über den Linksverkehr bis zum Frühstück (bääääh).
Und zum Schluß die ...
The silent city
... Maltese lunch and tucked in accordingly. After lunch we take a slow wander back to the car and decide to head over to the west of the island to a place called Dingli - it was always going to be a bit hit and miss as there are no main roads going there and as mentioned earlier, there is a distinct lack of road signs or indeed any signs at all in the countryside, so really its pot luck. John now gets the award for finding the most pot holed 'road' of the ...



