Malta is full of history and beauty and attracts the interest of a variety of people. It offers a lot of museums due to its rich history as well as traditions and cultures. Any potential visitors find it hard to believe the variety of activities on the Island due to its size! Malta has plenty […]
The Easter Figolla is very famous and traditional on the Rock and is always expected during Easter. Many people buy these, however many other families make home made ones. Ingredients: Figolla For pastry 2 lbs flour 1 lb sugar 1 lb butter 1 lemon zest (optional) 4 egg yolks For the filling 1lb sugar 2/3 egg […]
Being such a Christian Island, Christmas (Jesus’ Birth) and Easter (Jesus’ Resurrection) are the most important events in Malta. Just like a lot of religious activities happen during Christmas, they also happen during Easter. In Malta, just like in so many other Christian Countries, there is a preparation process ahead of Jesus’ Resurrection. Easter Preparations […]
Valletta has changed so much from the first time I went to Malta in 1993 and what it looks like today.
Malta has so much to offer when it comes to sports and activities, whether you want to participate or relax and spectate! In this post we are going to explore some of the popular activities that visitors like to participate in. But don’t worry, if there is something you love to do that is not […]
The Blue Lagoon, on Camino Island Malta
A Timeline of Maltese History 5200BC- Pre History 900BC- Early Inhabitants 218BC- Roman Times 870- Under the Arabs 1090- Norman Rule 1530- Knights of St John 1798- French Occupation 1814- British Period 1964- Modern Malta As we have mentioned in previous posts, the Brits left a great influence on the Island since their departure. Here […]
One of the favorites of the locals and definitely one of ours. Maltese make rabbit stew like no other. Actually many restaurants have their own secret recipe. Here is one to give a try. When you visit Malta, you will for sure want to try Maltese Rabbit Stew and be sure this is on your […]
The Azure Window (It-Tieqa Zerqa) is the most iconic and popular landmark of Gozo. Originally a cave but due to sea erosion, it became a 92ft natural arch. Past pictures show an indication that it became an arch in the 19th century. It has become extremely popular since then. Known as the Dwejra Window, extremely famous […]
Gozo is one of the three main islands in the Maltese archipelago, along with Malta and Comino. It is located in the Mediterranean Sea, about 80 kilometers (50 miles) south of Sicily and approximately 290 kilometers (180 miles) north of Africa. Gozo is known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Gozo, […]
