Before visiting Malta, you will undoubtedly have done some research – places to visit, historical sites to see and so forth. In your search you will have come across a massive but quite plain looking church, located in the middle of Valletta, the European City of Culture 2018. Take it from me; St John’s Co-Cathedral…
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The Roman Road – Exploring the Xemxija Heritage Trail
The magical thing about living in Malta is that history is always just around the corner. Whether you’re strolling down the streets of Valletta, wandering around Mdina, or marvelling at some of the oldest man-made structures in the world, history surrounds you everywhere you go. Xemxija, although mostly known for being a quaint seaside town…
Lesser Known Historical Sites in Malta
Malta is a history-lover’s paradise. This island has attracted a variety of ancient populations, each of whom left their mark on its stones. While some of these remains are quite known to the public, and are visited regularly by tourists and locals, there are other sites which seem to lie low on travellers’ radars. Yet…
Which property best fits your holiday personality?
Choosing a holiday home is very much like choosing your own home – this will be the place you will spend time in when you’re not out exploring, when you need to rest your head after a day touring around the island. Some might choose this abode haphazardly, not giving it much thought. Yet there…
Making your short rental property feel like home
Short rental properties are terrific – you get a whole home away from home at the price of a hotel room, which is often a fraction of the size of a rental property. While renting a property, you can cook your own meals (thereby saving a substantial amount of cash), wash your clothes (so you…
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