
The feast season runs from June to September
Fifty-eight of the hundred and thirty-four parish feasts in Malta and Gozo take place in July and August. November has only one.

Fifty-eight of the hundred and thirty-four parish feasts in Malta and Gozo take place in July and August. November has only one.

Fresh, dried, peppered or in oil. Same little sheep cheese, four completely different things on the plate.

St John’s Co-Cathedral and Mdina Cathedral charge for entry. The other three hundred do not.

Twelve kilometres of Victorian wall along the Great Fault, from Fomm ir-Riħ to Madliena. Never fought over, still standing, and walkable in…

Birgu or Vittoriosa, Rabat or Victoria. People say one name, the maps and the buses use the other.

Globigerina limestone comes out of the ground soft, hardens in the air and weathers from white to honey to grey.

Open early, locked from about noon to four, open again for the evening Mass. The two that charge for entry are the…

Five thousand years old, four linked temples, and houses on three sides. The village grew around it after 1913.

The air defence of Malta was run from these tunnels, and so was the landing on Sicily in 1943.

A walled town on a hill, a twenty minute circuit of the ramparts, and the reason Gozitans slept inside the walls for…

Drawn on paper in 1566 and built on bare rock, with a grid that ignores the hill and turns three streets into…

The Saluting Battery still fires at midday and at four. From the gardens above it costs nothing.
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