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Get a glimpse into the lives of an aristocratic Maltese family when you tour this 16th-century palace.

Wander through underground chambers, enjoy impassioned reenactments and see one of the most powerful weapons ever made at one of Kalkara’s most famous attractions.

Relax on this island paradise, featuring rural landscapes, charming villages, pristine beaches and a laid-back local atmosphere.

This lovely stretch of sandy beach that looks west to the sunset is special for its beauty and rarity on Malta’s rocky coastline. 

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

Get a glimpse into the lives of an aristocratic Maltese family when you tour this 16th-century palace.

The liveliest enclave of St Paul’s Bay has a special draw, unique for Malta: a beach, with real sand that you can get between your toes. 

Wander through underground chambers, enjoy impassioned reenactments and see one of the most powerful weapons ever made at one of Kalkara’s most famous attractions.

Wander through underground chambers, enjoy impassioned reenactments and see one of the most powerful weapons ever made at one of Kalkara’s most famous attractions.

Come face to face with the cute and homely local fish of Malta’s waters in this sleek and modern facility in picturesque Qawra. 

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

Visit this unique and grand palace that has been providing amazing views of the Maltese coast since the 18th century. 

The stony streets of Balluta Bay seem to be right on top of the turquoise shallows in this charming enclave of bustling St. Julian’s. 

Perched on the edge of the Grand Harbour is Kalkara, a village known for historic forts and delightful boats. 

Discover the archaeological treasures and historical catacombs of the city that was said to be the Maltese home of St. Paul.

Visit this unique and grand palace that has been providing amazing views of the Maltese coast since the 18th century. 

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

Wander through underground chambers, enjoy impassioned reenactments and see one of the most powerful weapons ever made at one of Kalkara’s most famous attractions.

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

Beloved by young revelers, this shoreline in St. Julian’s is a rare stretch of sand along a generally rocky coast. 

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.

The museum’s prehistoric tools, figurines and temple altars reveal much about Malta’s past and the ancient peoples who inhabited the island.