All Things Malta

Malta boasts a rich and complex history shaped by numerous civilizations

Home to some of the oldest free-standing temples in the World, the Islands have also played host to the Phoenicians, the Romans, Arabs, the Knights of St. John, Napoleon and the British Empire. A jaunt to its phenomenal fortifications, and an open-mouthed-gape at its truly awe-inspiring architecture is a must. 

UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Malta is the epitome of historical richness. Boasting three UNESCO World Heritage sites, there is always something to explore on this Mediterranean Gem!

Museums Galore!

With such a rich and colorful history, it is hardly surprising that Malta is dotted with a wide array of top-notch museums and learning Centres to complement its awesome selection of artefacts. If art is more your thing, a trip to the National Art Museum, aptly coined as one of Europe’s Must-See museums, is an absolute necessity.

Temples & Archaeological Sites

The Maltese Islands are blessed with tons of different Temples and Archaeological Sites from various eras, including 7 unique Megalithic Temples!

Forts, Towers & Other Historic Sites

Aptly coined the ‘Fortress Island’ due to the sheer number of towers, forts, and bastions, the array of architectural masterpieces dotted around Malta is endless! Constructed both by the Knights of St John, as well as under British rule, these awe-inspiring feats of military engineering offer a unique glimpse into Malta’s vast and varied history!

The Old Capital

Behind its fortified walls, Mdina’s timeless beauty has been mesmerising nobilities throughout its 4,000 years of existence.

Embarking on this journey back in time, you will discover an astonishing mix of baroque and medieval architecture in its ever-winding streets, wonderfully adorned and preserved churches, majestic palaces and fortified walls that turn this silent city into an outdoor museum.

A Language the reflect its deep history

A language of Semitic origin written in the Latin script and over the centuries it has incorporated many words that originally derived from English, Italian and French. Italian is also widely spoken, as is English, but the Maltese islanders have managed to retain a unique language, despite countless others being brought over throughout the years.

Music with a unique spirit and Mediterranean soul

Experience the heartbeat of Malta through its vibrant music, a living echo of the island’s rich heritage. Traditional għana folk singing, with its soulful, improvised melodies, tells stories of love, life, and local history, while village band marches fill the streets during lively festas. Modern Maltese music thrives with a fusion of folk, rock, jazz, and electronic sounds, showcased in intimate bars, seaside venues, and major festivals like Earth Garden and the Malta Jazz Festival.

Malta’s cultural calendar is a vibrant celebration of history, tradition, and community, offering unique holidays unlike anywhere else

Experience the spectacular village festas, where streets burst with colourful decorations, band marches, fireworks, and heartfelt devotion to local patron saints. Step into Easter traditions with elaborate processions, Good Friday pageantry, and joyful Sunday celebrations. Carnival transforms towns with dazzling parades, masks, and music, while Mnarja honours Malta’s rural heritage with folk singing, horse races, and countryside feasts. Every holiday immerses you in Malta’s living culture, blending centuries-old customs with lively Mediterranean spirit.