Valletta is the smallest capital city in the European Union, but it manages to pack a surprising amount inside of those sturdy city walls. Good things in small packages, that sort of thing. And Valletta crams a whole lot of…
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Mosta! Home of the famous Mosta Rotunda, the impressive church with the fourth largest unsupported dome in the World, or something like that. (Third largest, I just googled it). So you should probably visit, as you can take some good…
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Okay here’s the mandatory stuff. If you can’t tick both of these boxes then forget about getting your licence in Malta for now. So you must be 18 years old, and you must have been resident in Malta for at…
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This is a list of weird things which only seem to happen in Malta. Okay, I’m sure some of them are not exactly unique to the island, but I can honestly say that in all my travels I have only…
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Malta loves Twistees, the iconic crispy type snack doing it’s best to fly the flag for Malta versus the Doritos, Walkers and Pringles of this world. The packaging has a rather Olde Worlde appearance, at least if the 1980’s qualify as Olde…
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In order to teach English in Malta, you’ve got to have a certificate from a recognised school stating that you’ve completed an EFL course of at least 60 hours in length. So why not kill two birds with one…
