Valletta and Senglea each have twenty museums and historic sites within two kilometres. The harbour towns are far ahead of anywhere else.
Sixteen countries at the MFCC in Ta’ Qali, on a stage built around the village festa. Malta hosts for the third time.
Eleven of the 69 bays on this site record accessibility provision. Eight are in Malta and three in Gozo.
Sixteen beaches are officially dog friendly, twelve in Malta and four in Gozo. Every other sandy beach is closed to dogs all…
The 134 feasts in Malta and Gozo fall on just 55 dates. Fifteen August and 26 July carry eight each.
What a business in Malta needs to get online: your own domain, the right hosting, and a fixed price agreed in writing…
Gozo has sixteen bays on this site. The north coast holds the red sand and the swell; the east side stays calm…
Third-party motor insurance is compulsory in Malta. Private health cover is not. Most policies here are bought through a broker rather than…
Gozo has lost its archaeology museum, two more sites are shut, and Fort St Elmo has opened a wing back up.
The north-east wind takes over as summer ends. These are the bays with no open sea in that direction.
Thirty one have nothing at all, and three have a shower. The fully equipped beach is the exception here.
Two fillings, sold hot from small shops all over both islands, and often cash only.
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