Facts You Didn’t Know About the Three Cities
During a holiday to Malta, many head straight for the spectacular capital city of Valletta and the old capital, the Silent City of Mdina. But if fortified former capitals are…
Why Malta is the Ultimate Holiday Destination for Film Fanatics
For the discerning film fan, look no further for your holiday destination than Malta and her sister isle of Gozo. Throughout cinematic history, countless film productions have flocked to Maltese…
Valletta is Capital of Culture 2018: Interesting Facts!
The New Year marks an especially prestigious occasion for the Mediterranean island of Malta. The country’s capital city Valletta has officially taken on the title of European Capital of Culture,…
10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Malta’s Carnival
Visit Malta in February and you may well experience Carnival, a traditional celebration hosted in the capital city of Valletta and throughout the Maltese islands. With extravagantly decorated floats in…
Unmissable February Events on the V18 Calendar
Valletta’s year as European Capital of Culture continues with more unmissable events – here’s some of the best for you to experience this February. The Snake Show 2nd-10th February – 188B…
Unmissable January Events on the V18 Calendar
One of the most highly-anticipated events in Malta’s cultural history is finally upon us – European Capital of Culture 2018. As a result, January kick-starts a series of unforgettable events…
How to Celebrate Christmas in Malta
Christmas is traditionally the time of year for leaving gifts under the tree and feasting, surrounded by your family and friends. However, there are other seasonal customs that are unique…
Behind the scenes on the traditional Maltese panto
The Maltese festive season would not be the same without the traditional pantomime to entertain the whole family. From concept through to opening night, the panto production process begins a…
6 Things the British and Maltese Have in Common
As Malta was a part of the British Empire for more than 150 years, it’s not surprising that Maltese and British people still share a lot of similarities in the…
