Spinola Palace Private Garden Opens to Public
Welcome to Spinola Palace (private) back garden! Another beautiful green oasis in the heart of St Julian’s! The garden was closed off to the public for many years,
Gardens
Experiences
Bringing Maltese Lace Making Back To Life
Let’s talk lace! Maltese lace making is unfortunately dying trade as many other traditional craftsmanship. Luckily there is HAJJA (meaning life in Maltese). HAJJA is a social enterprise
Activities
Top 5 Summer Activities
Welcome summer! The hottest time of the year is here! Some love it, some hate it, but this is Malta and we all got to deal with it.
Annual Events
The Story Behind The Umbrella Street in Zabbar
Welcome to the world famous umbrella street in Zabbar! Yes, that’s right! Triq il-Kbira decorated with over a 1,000 colourful umbrellas made it to numerous foreign media from
Places of Interest
Gozitan Salt Is Gozitan Gold
Salt. Such an ordinary commodity. Something we take for granted, but couldn’t possibly live without it. Did you know, than until today Cini’s family from Gozo still produces
Experiences
The Secret Behind Traditional Maltese Tiles
I’m sure you’ve already had a chance to admire some of the traditional Maltese tiled floors. But have you ever wondered how are these traditional patterned tiles made?
Walks & Treks
Tas-Salvatur Hill, Gozo – Hike With A Baby
Tas-Salvatur Hill is located on the outskirts of Marsalforn (Gozo). If you’re in the area with your trekking boots on, give it a go! Short but challenging (towards
Annual Events
Good Friday & Easter Sunday: All You Need To Know
Easter in Malta is a big deal! And there is so much happening during this time! It’s a must, even for non-believers or not church goers, to witness
Walks & Treks
Trekking Around Comino – Part 2
Comino trekking adventure continues. For me, spring is the best time of the year for hiking. Not too hot, not too cold. The countryside is green and blooming.
Walks & Treks
Trekking Around Comino – Part 1
Are you wondering if you should visit Comino in spring? The answer is definitely YES! You will never experience Comino in such glory and blooming than during spring