If you are lucky, your trip to Malta will coincide with a local festival or ‘festa’. And to be honest, you don’t even need to be all that lucky, as there were 122 of them a year at last count.
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A rare public park among the browns and whites of built up Malta, the Upper Barrakka Gardens are on the east of the city – just turn right when you go through the main gates. Nice place to sit down…
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Nice location here, where you can sit outside and have your breakfast looking out over George’s Bay. And here is the breakfast you will be served:
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The ticket seller gave an audibly fed up sigh when I handed him a €20 to pay for my €6 ticket to the museum. “You don’t have six euros?” Sometimes, shopping in Malta with anything larger than a fiver you…
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Paceville is where people go to have a good time. Generally the people in question are teenagers or in their early twenties, mostly (but certainly not all) foreigners. The party district itself is pretty small: from a small open square…
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Short answer? Just under one and a half million per year. July 2012 was one of the busiest months on record, about 175,000 people making it over to the island. Which is a lot, when you consider the island’s population…
