Malta is a tourist center consisting of a group of seven islands, of which only three are inhabited. It is internationally recognized for its numerous recreational areas and historical monuments, nine of which are recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.
Malta has a history of 7000 years and is packed with places of historical importance against a backdrop of spectacular scenic beauty with honey colored stones set against the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. The Maltese islands offer an amazing variety of things for tourists to discover. Tourists have the feeling that they are entering the mysterious prehistoric times of Saint Paul or the Knights of Saint John.
In Malta, sway according to your mood swings.
• DiscoverHistory
• Learn a new skill
• Get in shape in the best hotel spas or luxury resorts
• Relax on an island cruise
• Enjoy outdoor sports activities
• Just walk, bike or dive.
• Enjoy the nightlife and dance to the rhythm of the local drums
• Rock climbing
For a change, hop over to the sister islands of Gozo and Comino and enjoy a holiday within a holiday or visit these nine tourist attractions and get certified for guaranteed bliss, fun, excitement, adventure and feast for the senses.
• Rocca Piccola House
• Multivision show
• Museum of Great Siege Events
• Aviation Museum
• Melita Trains
• Falcón Palace Historical House Museum
• Happy park
• Limestone Heritage Park and Gardens
• Living history of Valletta
Malta’s capital is Valletta, famous for hosting plays, open-air concerts, carnivals, exhibitions and street events. The Valletta Archeology Museum has an exceptionally rich collection of prehistoric artifacts. Watch a costumed Sunday military parade at Fort St. Elmo. The capital also has the impressive Palace of the Grand Master and the Co-Cathedral of San Juan.
Wherever you look, a unique site awaits you that is worth visiting. The temples, palaces, cathedrals and forts provide a living history in which you can almost become absorbed. Taste cuisine rich in multicultural heritage. Try the Lampuki pie, the rabbit stew that is the national dish, the bragioli, the kapunata, the widow’s soup and the bigilla, a thick broad bean pate with garlic.
Water lovers can enjoy scuba diving, parasailing, wakeboarding, water skiing or swimming at Blue Lagoon. Tourists can also rent a boat or yacht and explore the deep blue of the Mediterranean Sea.
Whether you want an action-packed holiday for the family and children or want peace, quiet or just a taste of simple pleasure, Malta is packed with events with hundreds of celebrations and things to do on holiday.