Spotlight on: Rabat
The town of Rabat, found in the western region of Malta, has a population of just over 11,000. The name of rabat means a ‘suburb’ or ‘fortified town’ in Semitic, as it was once the suburb of Mdina, the old capital
The Sleeping Car Murders to be shown at Spazju Kreattiv
In association with the Alliance Francaise de Malte Mediterranee, Spazju Kreattiv and the French Embassy in Malta, the 1965 film Compartiment tueurs (The Sleeping Car Murders) will be showing on Wednesday
United to save trees dating back to the Knights’ era
Residents of the town of Dingli and activists have filed all the necessary paperwork, to save centuries-old trees, which Infrastructure Malta intends to cut down, to make way for a new road
Valletta International Baroque Festival returns to theatre tomorrow
That’s right, folks! The Valletta International Baroque Festival is returning to Manoel Theatre in Valletta tomorrow
Obscure tales about Mdina and Rabat recounted
Gruesome tales involving the Silent City of Mdina and Rabat will be recounted in a webinar by Heritage Malta today
Rare Maltese weasel spotted
Councillor of Żebbuġ and nature enthusiast Steve Zammit Lupi managed to capture this brilliant shot of the Maltese weasel
Remember the old Maltese buses? They’re back!
Lately, beautifully-restored old Maltese buses have been seen on the roads again
Architectural gems on the island of Gozo
They’re difficult to miss but have you taken time to visit and appreciate these architectural gems on the island of Gozo?
Hypogeum skulls displayed for first time since 1995
The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum skulls, which have for many years now, captured the imagination of many since they were unearthed at the start of the last century, are finally on display at the National Museum of Archeology, in Valletta
UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage list addition: the Maltese ftira
The Maltese flattened sourdough bread, best known as the ftira, will be the first local product on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List!
Happy anniversary to Ġgantija!
Heritage Malta is celebrating the 40th anniversary since UNESCO declared Ġgantija Temples a World Heritage Site
Watch the fireworks, sip champagne, on your sofa
New Year’s Eve is fast approaching and every year, without fail, celebrations take place in St George’s Square in Valletta