In the middle of the Mediterranean sits Malta. The three islands share a rich culture, but are also distinctly different. Malta is home to centuries of history and the capital city of Valletta. Gozo offers a relaxed vibe, with temples that predate the Pyramids. You'll find gorgeous beaches on Comino, including the iconic Blue Lagoon.
Learn MoreVisiting Malta, you'll find so many historic sites to explore. Car-free cobblestone alleys wind through the "Silent City" of Rabat. At the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ġgantija, the massive temples are rumored to have been built by giants. In Valletta Harbour, a twice-daily cannon blast celebrates the Great Siege of 1565.
Learn MoreWhen visiting, you might just recognize a few places from the big screen. Malta's well-preserved architectural gems and reliably gorgeous weather (300+ sunny days a year) make it a favorite of film location scouts. The country's recent film and TV credits include Gladiator II, Troy, Assassin's Creed and Game of Thrones.
Learn MoreThis Mediterranean crossroads has seen cultural influences ranging from ancient times (Romans & Phoenicians) to medieval (Arabic, Sicilian & Christian knights) to colonial (French & British) to the modern day. Each left an imprint on shaping Maltese culture. Fun fact: four languages are spoken regularly here—including English.
Learn MoreThere's a never-ending roster of outdoor experiences available in Malta. Hire a boat to explore hidden coves. Visit sublime beaches like the sandy stretch at Santa Marija Bay. Dive into the Blue Hole. Hike the soaring seaside cliffs on Malta's west coast or venture through Wied il-Għasri, a lush valley leading to a secluded inlet.
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