Remember the old Maltese buses? They’re back!
Lately, beautifully-restored old Maltese buses have been seen on the roads again
Lately, beautifully-restored old Maltese buses have been seen on the roads again
They’re difficult to miss but have you taken time to visit and appreciate these architectural gems on the island of Gozo?
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
The Maltese flattened sourdough bread, best known as the ftira, will be the first local product on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List!
Heritage Malta is celebrating the 40th anniversary since UNESCO declared Ġgantija Temples a World Heritage Site
New Year’s Eve is fast approaching and every year, without fail, celebrations take place in St George’s Square in Valletta
Launched last month as an initiative aimed at encouraging the local population to engage in sustainable lifestyle, a number of stakeholders in the community have joined the 5x5Challenge to advocate a healthier, cleaner environment for the wider benefit of our society
Heritage Malta will be opening five new galleries to the public at MUŻA – the Malta National Community Art Museum in Valletta, along with the launch of a programme of artistic laser projections which will feature in the museum’s courtyard throughout this coming festive season
Heritage Malta's student passport scheme has been extended!
A jaw-dropping 800kg of waste were collected during a clean up of a Natura 2000 area, just below the cliffs of Irdum id-Delli, in Majjistral Park
The ‘Tree of Hope’, Gozo’s first ever crocheted Christmas tree was officially lit last night in Kerċem, in Gozo
ATTENTION all culture and history buffs!