Traditional Maltese rabbit dishes
Today I will introduce you to the traditional Maltese rabbit dishes, in Maltese "il-fenek". There are many dishes that you can try in Malta, [...]
The carob tree (ceratonia)
When in Malta, one just cannot ignore the Ceratonia tree, which has a huge number of names such as the carob, St. John the Baptist's [...]
The Loquat tree and its fruit
If you are planning to come to Malta in spring, be sure to try the Loquat fruit which in Maltese is called ‘naspli’. The [...]
Sheep cheeselets in Malta
The small round ġbejna cheeselet, which is made from sheep's milk, is a very popular traditional food item in the islands of Malta and [...]
The Devil’s Clock
The Maltese Islands are known to be very religious - which explains why there are about 365 churches in this tiny archipelago, one for [...]
The flag of Malta
The Maltese flag was officially adopted on 21 September 1964, Malta’s Independence Day. The flag consists of two equal vertical stripes, white in the [...]
The Manoel Theatre
To have an idea of the cultural life in Valletta, one should go to a performance at the Manoel Theatre - the oldest operating theatre [...]
The Judas tree
The Judas tree is in full bloom in Spring at the time of the Christian celebration of Easter! All its branches are completely covered [...]
Maltese traditional wooden balconies – “Il-Gallariji”
Malta enchants the visitor with its colourful wooden balconies. The multicoloured palette can be found not only in the capital city of Valletta, but [...]
Door knockers
In Malta, you need to lose yourself in one of the small picturesque villages and wander the narrow streets to admire the beautiful Maltese [...]