Travelogues Malta

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Mdina, die stille Stadt Maltas

We drove to the other end of the island today. But this time not to take the ferry to Gozo, but to spend the day in Mellieha and the surrounding beaches and sights. First, we...

Today was a bit different: the day started off promising weather-wise, but ended up quite wet. Today's itinerary included the former capital of Malta: Mdina. To get there, we...

Once again, it's the end of a vacation. After our very eventful week in Malta, we didn't want to go very far from our accommodation today and planned to relax on the rocky beach...

A little bit crushed from the restless night, we were not very excited when the day started with rain. Unfortunately, the accommodation could only be booked without breakfast,...

Since we visited Mdina rather quickly, we decided to visit the St. Pauls Catacombs in Rabat. These are just a 10-minute walk away. The museum is hidden in the city center of...

As mentioned before, I discovered something on Google Maps. Something that looked like a nice little bay between the cliffs, very close to Marsaskala, namely St. Thomas Bay....

Blue Grotto

After a rainy start to the day, it fortunately turned out to be nice later on, so we were able to enjoy our day in Valetta. Driving on the left side of the road in Malta is very...

After spending enough time in Marsaxklokk, we went to St. Peter's Pool nearby. The wind and weather have carved out the limestone rocks there, creating a natural pool where you...

For Luke's sake, after visiting Mdina and Rabat, we went to the nearby Aviation Museum. He's very interested in airplanes, so it was quite interesting for him. Not so much for...

To escape the cold weather in Germany for a short time, we decided to fly to Malta for a week in March. Despite the fact that it was already spring, there were still below...

After leaving St. Peter's Pool, we didn't want to go back to Marsaskala just yet, the day was still young after all. We found an interesting looking place on Google Maps, seemed...