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Venus Aparthotel Qawra

Bekkum Street Qawra, Island of Malta, SPB08, Malta

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Meeting the Extended Family

A travel blog entry by adamsteph

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... an exquisite church, the catholic bishop and the whos, who of the rich and elite.


We met so many of Steph’s relatives from the other side of the world and it was hard to keep track. But notable where Mary’s niece Sandra and her kids; Jake who absolutely adored Ray and Jamie who was a little bit cheeky and who found herself a big sister in Stephanie. Unforgettable was Aunty Doris and Uncle ...

On my way to spring break!!

A travel blog entry by frannycat

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... yes, I did Katie haha) playing while working on Saturday and the limbo song came on and somehow we convinced a few of the architects working at the time to play limbo so a friend and I held a lamp plug cord that we used as a limbo stick. Hilarious stuff happens when everyone is exhausted from working.
My friend from Dublin arrived on Monday and I've been taking her around town for the last few days when I don't have class and am not studying for midterms so it's like ...

Going Home

A travel blog entry by harbra123

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... that it is all over, but we really feel that we have been away for a long time, and it hasn't really gone that fast. We have had so many wonderful, wonderful times, seen and done so many things, and shared experiences with our children that will stay with them for a lifetime. But, as we now get closer to home, we are all quietly excited to get back. The girls have really missed everyone, and have been ...

Malta's Knights, Frights and Insites

A travel blog entry by marybc

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... out of rock.
Hal Saflieni Hypogeum began in 5000BC. Well before the Pyramids and Stonehenge. In fact there is evidence of civilization here from around 7200BC. The Hypogeum (you must book tickets well in advance as only 10 people are allowed in at a time) is a temple dug in to the rock. It began as a place to bury the dead and after it was abandoned in 2500BC an estimated 7000 people were buried there. The third layer is the most ...

Valletta and the Malta Experience

A travel blog entry by brianporter

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... s most important treasure. Since the 1820s, it has shared cathedral status with Mdina’s Cathedral of St. Paul, hence the "co-cathedral" title. Many of the paintings and the decoration scheme are by the island’s beloved 17th –century painter Mattia Preti (b. 1613). The artistic tour de force, however, is Caravaggio’s The Beheading of St. John the Baptist, commissioned by the Knights and the only painting the artist ever signed. The emotive ...

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