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Shaping up for spring
Spring is shaping up nicely in Malta with a huge array of wild flowers in bloom. Get out and walk to catch them now, at their peak.
Read more »Where the Wild Things Are: Il-Majjistral Park, Mellieha
Leslie Vella welcomes the creation of Il-Majjistral park in Malta’s unspoilt North, but hopes that it won’t be over-manicured and start sporting too many picnic tables.
Read more »Sundays for culture vultures
Forget the regular tourist sights, try the Mount Carmel Psychiatric Museum or the gun battery on Comino for an excursion one Sunday soon. Join the Malta culture council’s tours for some tales of the unexpected.
Read more »Mimosa moments
Mimosa in flower is the crowning glory of spring in Malta. Enjoy it while you can as like most spring flowers, it’s season is all too short.
Read more »Malta’s Rites of Spring
Spring in Malta is fleeting. With so little to distinguish it from summer, we ask what goes into making a Malta spring – anything from spotting lizards to supermarkets’ seasonal offers!
Read more »Sweetness and light: honey in Malta
Every Maltese school kid and tourist learns that the islands’ name derived from ancient Greek and Roman for ‘honey’. Well, possibly. But one thing for certain, honey has been produced here since Roman times. We discover a Roman beehive in a cave, and find today’s beekeepers giving honey a new lease of life here.
Read more »Walking Qawra Point to Wignacourt Tower
Seafronts are never just seafronts in Malta. A walk from Qawra Point to Wignacourt Tower in St Paul’s Bay is not only good for the body, it’s also good for the soul. There are some fun things to spot en route!
Read more »Far from the madding crowds
Despite being one of the most crowded places in Europe, Malta still offers many places with space and natural beauty in winter.
Read more »Bella Vista: top panoramas in Malta
Winter is ideal for making the most of the Maltese Islands’ spectacular views. This is a reminder of places to point a camera lens, catch sunsets, or to just imprint the scenery on your mind.
Read more »A Walk by Grand Harbour
Saturday in the city of Valletta isn’t all about shops and cafes. Take the low road for once, and stretch your legs for a totally different view of Grand Harbour.
Read more »Wild Rucola salad days are here
That’s not a weed, it’s wild rocket, and perfectly edible as a salad leaf. Instead of buying a bag of ready-washed ‘rucola’ from Sicily, go for a country walk and pick some for free!
Read more »The Sea Squill: the first flower of autumn
The Sea Squill is remarkable not only for its name but also for being the first flower to rear its head after Malta’s long hot summer.
Read more »The second coming: Malta’s autumnal spring
Autumn is Malta at its best. Fresher, greener and with the ideal climate to get out and about in. Cycle, sail, walk, dive, swim in autumn’s mellow temperatures.
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