Malta – the beautiful island country located at the heart of the Mediterranean sea – famous for its history, clear seas and beautiful views. So, if you are aiming to visit Malta and you need to know which place to go to, you don’t need to further search anymore. In this article, let’s discover the friendliest parts of Malta that you should not miss at all.
1. Valletta
Valletta, the capital city of Mialt is a wonderful UNESCO site that ought to be a must visit. It may not be a hug city but it has some architectures, beautiful roads and has almost the best view of the surrounding panoramic views. This place offers a chance to have a walk through some busy street of the capital city, to visit St. John’s Co-Cathedral and to go up to the Upper Barrakka Gardens with a marvelous view of the Grand Harbor.
2. Mdina
Mary unittest If you have interest in histories and those old world charmsMdina is a place that you should visit. This ancient city is also referred to as the ‘the Silent City,’ and is a walled medieval town that has a lot of historical appeal. Wander through the old streets, see the Mdina Cathedral and hear its bells, and try walking on the city walls and look at beautiful views. Do not leave without having local Maltese pastries at the Fontanella Tea Garden coffee shop where we took our photos.
3. Gozo
Visit the beautiful island of Gozo by taking a short ferry ride away from the busy and crowded main island. It is the smaller island in the group and has attractive sandy beaches, fascinating villages and stunning sceneries. Go to see the famous Dwejra, a seven-arch milky coastline, which has now become a unique natural sight; Walking through a picturesque Victoria village; Go in for a swim in the lovely Ramla Bay. Gozo is the best destination for those who want rest and plunge into the beauty of nature.
4. Blue Grotto
If you are daring enough then, do not miss to go to Blue Grotto. Located on the southern part of Malta, this is a network of caves on the coast, with beautiful blue sea in front of them. You can take a boat in order to take a closer look at the caves and admire the marvelous rocks in it. Warning, the Blue Grotto is a paradise for photographers !
5. The Three Cities
Embark onto an historical tour and explore the three cities of Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua with fortifications. These beautiful medieval RESORTS provide outsiders with a glimpse of what old town MALTA is like with the networks of narrow streets, old houses, and advanced systems of fortification. At the Grand Harbour Marina, walk around, get to know more about the Inquisitor’s Palace, watch as the Cannons fire during the historical recreations. The Three Cities are an undiscovered gem for Malta.
6. Comino and the Blue Lagoon
For paradise, Comino and Blue Lagoon should be at the top of the list when it comes to the people’s choice. This small island is best for those who like watching wildlife and other natural beauty as well as beach lovers. Sunbathe on the clean sandy beach and swim in the amazingly clear sea – it will be in the Blue Lagoon. There are no cars allowed on the Island of Comino which was a plus for us to get to travel to its shores and get that slice of peace.
7. Marsaxlokk
No trip to Malta is complete with out getting a fee of the magic of Marsaxlokk. This fishing village is well known for the ‘Luzzu’ fishing boats and its provides an inside view to the realistic Maltese life. Take a walk through the oceanside boulevard, visit the bustling fish market and taste super fresh fish champagne in the coastal cafés. There is the Sunday market especially famous for souvenirs, be sure to not miss this opportunity.
Conclusion
Malta is for everybody, history lovers, those looking for sun, sea, and sand. Therefore, many people know Malta as the pearl of the Mediterranean because of its wonderful seascapes, an interesting story, and welcoming locals. Check out these greatest pieces of places in Malta and make lifetime memories.
