Malta
Malta is a small Mediterranean archipelago south of Sicily, comprising three main islands—Malta, Gozo, and Comino.
Cities & regions
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Valletta is Europe's smallest national capital — a fortified baroque city built by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century on a narrow peninsula overlook…
Open guideSliema (meaning 'peace' in Maltese) is Malta's most cosmopolitan seaside town, serving as the island's premier shopping, dining, and hotel destination. Situa…
Open guideMdina is Malta's former capital, a walled citadel on the island's highest point, known as the Silent City because only about 300 people still live inside its…
Open guideMellieha is a hilltop village and bay on Malta's northern peninsula, 23 km north of Valletta and close to the Cirkewwa ferry terminal for Gozo and Comino. It…
Open guideMosta is a large inland town in the Northern Region of Malta, sitting roughly midway on the roads that connect Valletta with Mdina and Rabat, about 15-20 min…
Open guideQala is a quiet hilltop village on the eastern tip of Gozo, the second island of the Maltese archipelago, sitting above the Mgarr ferry harbour and looking a…
Open guideQrendi is a small village on Malta's southern coast, about 15 km from Valletta and roughly 10 km from Malta International Airport, sitting on a limestone rid…
Open guideŻurrieq is the largest settlement in the south of Malta, a village of roughly 10,000 people set among low hills and vineyards about 3 km from Malta Internati…
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