Taste History, Heritage Malta’s gastronomic arm, has launched its second season of short documentaries featuring historical recipes and beverages, following the resounding success of the previous one
Yes, you did read that correctly. University of Malta scientists have discovered an area of coral mounds, just off Marsascala, that is 10 times the size of the island of Comino
time to explore with esplora A conversation with local jurist, author and researcher Judge Emeritus Giovanni Bonello A conversation with local jurist, author and researcher Judge Emeritus Giovanni Bonello In…
A map of the world dating back around 320 years has been acquired by Heritage Malta to be part of the national collection and in time become one of the star items in the future display of the Gozo Museum
Shakin’ Stevens could not have described Christmas in a better way than he did in the classic song, which is blasted round about December all over the world. It is that same feeling that locals and tourists alike will get to experience this year, as Fairyland – Santa’s City will return to Valletta from the 3 December to 2 January 2022
Attention! A household survey focused on transport is expected to provide the Maltese government with data, which will aid the move towards cleaner transport means, including a metro, said transport minister Ian Borg
Ġnien Dinja Waħda, a newly-opened garden at the prehistoric site of Għar Dalam, offers students an educational and riveting experience beyond the classroom walls
Malta’s weightlifting champion Yazmin Zammit Stevens has partnered up with fitness company Gymshark, officially becoming a Gymshark athlete
Donation of a hundred trees and shrubs to a school in Ħamrun
A total of five countries have been removed from Malta’s red list, meaning that anyone arriving from these countries, must quarantine upon arrival in the country
Next weekend, Heritage Malta will be giving all those who are interested, with the opportunity to visit the Main Guard in Valletta, where restoration and conservation works are currently on-going, including a new lease of life for hundreds of paintings on the walls
