MALTA GUIDE

"A good traveler has no fixed plans, and he doesn't necessarily care about reaching a specific destination." Lao Tzu

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THIS GUIDE IS DESIGNED FOR THOSE WHO LOVE TRAVELING

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➊ Pastizzi - traditionally baked goods stuffed with ricotta or peas, they are probably the most famous Maltese snack.&nbsp; ➋ Ftira biż-żejt - this traditional Maltese food consists of a portion of Maltese bread with tomato paste and olive oil, stuffed with a variety of ingredients such as tuna, cheese, capers, olives, pickled vegetables, lettuce and more. ➌ Bigilla - is a bean paste or dip made from beans, locally known as "ful tal-ġirba", which contains garlic, chili peppers, parsley and olive oil. ➍ Rabbit (Fenek) - this is undoubtedly one of the most famous traditional dishes of Maltese cuisine. There are even places that specialize only in taking "fenkata", which is a term used when locals go out to eat a rabbit. Mġarr and Baħrija are well known for such restaurants; don't expect anything fancy!&nbsp; ➎ Octopus (Qarnita) - another favorite among traditional Maltese dishes is octopus, which is usually served fried in garlic or as a stew, but spaghetti with octopus sauce is also popular. ➏ Imqaret - is a traditional Maltese "street dessert", if you can call it that. It is usually sold from small, frying houses on wheels. Imqaret consists of dates wrapped in dough, which is then fried in deep oil. In the restaurant you can eat it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Yum! ➐ Pastini tal-lewz (almond cake) - almonds are an important element of Maltese sweets. These small almond cakes are usually consumed with afternoon tea, but there is also a huge variety of traditional sweets made from almonds: figolli, kwarezimal, prinjolata and traditional wedding cake are also made from almonds.

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Malta, despite its size, has a strategic location in the Mediterranean Sea, which is why it is famous for its multiculturalism. In ancient times it was the property of the Phoenicians or Carthaginians. In modern times, for many years it was the seat of the Order of the Knights of Malta, and in the nineteenth century it became a British colony.&nbsp;

The history of Malta is truly remarkable, therefore, in such a small area you can admire the monuments of many times. There are souvenirs of prehistoric times (Megalithic temples – on the UNESCO list of objects), Phoenician, Roman (e.g. in Xemxija the Roman road is preserved in good condition), the beginnings of Christianity (St. Paul, catacombs, etc.), the times of the Order of the Knights of St. John (order of Malta – the order operating to this day), the famous defense of Malta against the Turkish siege. Then there were French and then British times, including World War II, until independence on September 21, 1964 (with Elizabeth II as Queen).

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On 13 December 1974, Malta became a republic, which is why the first president was elected.&nbsp; On 31 March 1979, the last British soldiers left Malta, and therefore this day is celebrated as FREEDOM Day.

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MALTA – 10 ATTRACTIONS THAT ARE WORTH SEEING AND VISITING IN MALTA. Malta is the southernmost country in Europe. With 300 days of sunshine a year and the best climate in the world, Malta is a country to fly to all year round for a holiday or a multi-day trip. Wondering what to see in Malta? Discover the 10 most interesting attractions that are worth seeing and visiting in Malta.

➊ Valletta – the capital of Malta ➋ Mdina – Silent City ➌ Roman House (Domvs Romana) in Rabat, Malta ➍ Rotunda (Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God) in Mosta ➎ Rabat – Catacombs of St. Paul and St. Agatha ➏ Megalithic temples in Mnajdra and Hagar Qim ➐ Blue Grotto in Malta ➑ Beaches of Malta, Gozo and Comino ➒ Comino Island ➓ Gozo Island

You will arrive in Malta the fastest. Low-cost airlines offer flights from several cities in Poland: Ryanair from Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk and Poznan, and Wizzair from Warsaw and Katowice. The flight takes less than 3 hours, and the destination is the only international airport on the island – Luqa. Probably a rare, but possible choice for people who happen to be in Italy is a ferry. You can get to Valletta once a week from Salerno (near Naples) and from Catania (Sicily) – Grimaldi Lines.&nbsp;

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