Valletta, European Capital of Culture – a spur to resolving long-standing issues of accessibility, not just to our capital and not just for culture?
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Malta bus is dead. Long live the King
Another 20th century icon dead. The iconic Malta bus is on its way out soon. You’ve until 3 July to get a ticket to ride it on most routes.
Read more »Malta loves used cars more than ever!
Secondhand cars now have cache’ in Malta! There’s never been a better time to import what you fancy and the more expensive the better the deal, so they say.
Read more »The heart of the nation
Malta, the tourism destination, is defined by the visitor’s experience not the tourist brochures. But what is that experience? Antonio Anastasi talks about the face, or faces, the Maltese nation portrays.
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Cycle for your life
Imagine being able to cycle Malta top to toe traffic free! For now, while this is more than a dream away, we look at what Malta’s cyclists face as we get the bikes out to enjoy this cooler weather sport.
Read more »And what if the Malta bus were to disappear?
The end of the line for Malta’s ageing bus stock? Some people feel it’s about time a few shining examples were made museum pieces while the rest of the stock is scrapped.
Read more »Malta Bus Blues: passenger etiquette
Malta’s buses might not be the most comfy of rides, but fellow passengers could do their bit to help us make it home in one piece. Irene Scicluna, a long-term commuter, ask us to consider our neighbours when we’re stuck on a bus – if it stops for us that is!
Read more »Who’s ever been in a karozzin?
Do either tourists or locals get a good deal from the horse-drawn Karozzin that are part of Malta’s street life? We think not, but read on and beg to differ!
Read more »Malta’s Buses: how to use them & what to expect
Malta’s buses, love them or hate them, add a certain unique, local colour to the islands. We all have an opinion on them, whether we use them or not. Here’s one person’s…
Read more »Expat insights: getting around & shopping
Malta is like ‘Brighton in the Med’ for many British expats, but there’s still a learning curve to life in Malta. An expat of three years talks about negotiating the basics – shopping and driving.
Read more »Get some wheels if you’re visiting
It’s easy to assume that because Malta is small, you can rely on public transport and taxis to get around. Here’s why we think that Malta cannot be experienced properly without having wheels of your own.
Read more »Indicate please! Tips for safe driving in Malta.
Driving in Malta, if you’re new to the islands’ highways and byways, can be daunting. For some, it’s sheer fun; for others, it’s sheer hell. Check out our safe driving tips.
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