Find out more about the Malta Postal Museum which currently stands as #3 attraction out of 101 things to do in Valletta on TripAdvisor straight after the Lascaris War Rooms and St. John’s Co-Cathedral.
The Lascaris War Rooms in Valletta are something exeptional, unique and an absolute must-see attraction to get a better understanding of Malta’s history and its vital role during the WWII.
Here are 5 + 1 suggestions of what to do in Malta (not only) on a rainy day! Do you like museums? Maybe would prefer to visit a private palazzo or the only still functioning windmill in Malta? This is for you!
Since Valletta is the European Capital of Culture 2018 I thought it would be great to remind ourselves of all the beautiful sites that one can visit in Malta’s capital city. Starting with the Grandmaster’s Palace!
Discover one of Gozo’s well hidden treasures! This unique grotto will surprise you with stunning stalagmites and stalactites! Read this photo blog to find out more. 🙂
Let’s visit Malta’s only Classic Car Museum in Qawra! 🙂 Read more to find out what you can expect and look forward to at this popular tourist attraction!
Have you been to the National Library of Malta yet? Beautiful neoclassical building that’s a home to unique collections of books that once belonged to the Order of St. John and much more!
Can you believe that Malta was once home to deer, foxes, hippos or dwarf elephants? No? Visit Ghar Dalam Museum to see for yourself. It’s true! 🙂
Looking for a place to visit that would offer 360° views of the island, great history and beautiful arhitecture? Then look no more! St. Agatha’s Tower in Mellieha has it all and for only €2!
Have you ever wondered what the Maltese houses look from the inside? I always did! Casa Bernard in Rabat is a special one though! Guided tours done by the owners themselves!