The village of L-Għarb is one of Gozo’s oldest, as archeological excavations have revealed the remains of both Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements. The Phoenicians made L-Għarb their home, followed by the Romans and Byzantines. However, the name is Arabic and means ‘west’, suggesting the establishment of an organised community during Arab domination between 870 and 1090 AD
Did you know that Gozo's history can be traced back to 5000BC? In light of this, we thought it fitting to focus on a handful of some of the island's most mesmerising and culture-rich site
Take note, everyone! Both Gozo Fast Ferry operators have suspended their services for the day today, due to unfavourable weather conditions
Choose a stress free holiday, away from busy roads and into the peace of country lanes. Surround yourself with nature, choose a cultural event or dine at your favourite restaurant. Gozo is so different, yet just a 5km ferry trip away from Malta
Five ways to enjoy Gozo’s blissful outdoors this autumn
Welcome friends of the land and salty sea! With Oh My Malta, we travelled to Gozo for this article, to check out the salt pans of Leli tal-Melħ. I’m going to throw some information about salt before we jump into the salt pan process, as the uses for salt go far beyond the kitchen
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Oh My Malta September 2021 issue hits the shelves
Celebrating Maltese tradition in one special fireworks even
The island’s natural swimming pools st.peter's pool Summer is well and truly upon us and getting through a Maltese summer without complaining about the heat at least once a day…
