One of the charms of the island of Gozo is that each village has its own unique features waiting to be discovered. Beautiful churches, quaint wayside chapels, historic places, squares and alleys imbued with a typically Mediterranean vibe, scenic valleys and photogenic hilltops simply await to be noticed by the visitor who dedicates time to absorb the authentic Gozo experience.
Next Friday, 18 November, Heritage Malta will host an open evening for the Tarxien Prehistoric Complex, taking visitors on a guided tour by torchlight specially for this event
November: Malta’s Macabre Month November: Malta’s Macabre Month The Santa Maria Addolorata Cemetery Credit: michael_hamburg69 We examine Malta’s rich cultural and spiritual traditions celebrating life, and the memories of the…
The StarAwards Ceremony celebrated the ‘shining stars’ of the industry, voted for by Travel Bulletin readers
For the largest part of the western world, welcoming the month of October usually means that it’s time to deck out the house with jack-o'-lantern and start thinking of Halloween treats. Just a decade ago, in Malta, celebrating the holiday of Halloween was deemed ludicrous and ‘satanic’ since it went against traditional Christian teachings.
On the 22 October, Malta will once again host the Rolex Middle Sea Race, a decades-old celebration of seamanship, dedication and camaraderie, inviting sailing crews from around the world to compete for one of the most sought-after trophies in competitive yachting
Earlier this morning, the world’s largest ocean-going wooden sailing ship, and a replica of an 18th century Swedish East India Company ship, Götheborg of Sweden, arrived in Valletta
Gozo’s appeal as a holiday destination has many facets. Diving is one of them and it is an area that opens up the realm of aquatic underwater adventures that leads to the discovery of treasures of the deep. Everybody can enjoy snorkelling, but if you’re after more magic, you need to consider scuba diving in Gozo.
Two-time Giro D’Italia Winner Ivan Basso experiences some of Malta’s best sights
A look into the history of Victoria, Gozo
October is the perfect month for a bit of exploration combined with a refreshing dip in the sea as the Island begins to cool off slowly after the long hot summer months. Andrew Galea makes his way to Għajn Tuffieħa in hopes of discovering some World War II historical sites
On the 21 September, Malta celebrates its Independence Day, a pivotal moment in the country’s history which ushered in a new era of self-governance and national identity. Oh My Malta explores Malta’s complex history in a bid to better understand this crucial and historically remarkable moment