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18 Feb, 06:13

🇲🇹 TON Community Malta: Join Island Crypto Enthusiasts! 🇲🇹

Ħello Malta crypto peeps! 👋 Feeling the buzz around crypto and blockchain? Especially about TON (The Open Network)? You're not alone!

There's a growing vibe for crypto here in Malta, and we think TON has massive potential for our island – from business innovation to cool new stuff for everyone.

That's why we want to build a lively and active TON community right here in Malta! A place where we, Maltese locals and island residents, can:

* 🤝 Connect and meet up with like-minded people, swap ideas and experiences about TON and crypto in general.
* 📚 Learn together: share knowledge, get answers to questions, and figure out the ins and outs of TON tech as a group.
* 🚀 Support each other in getting to grips with the crypto world, celebrate wins, and help each other through the tricky bits.
* 💡 Explore the possibilities of TON for Malta together: from business and tech to social projects and just plain fun.

Sound interesting? Jump into the conversation!

* ➡️ Tell us in the comments: Why are you interested in TON? What do you already know about it? What questions are you keen to discuss?
* ➡️ Share your ideas: How can we build this community best? What topics are you into? Maybe we can set up an online meetup or a crypto coffee somewhere in Valletta? 😉

Let's build a strong and friendly TON community in Malta together! L-għaqda tagħna tagħmilna aktar b'saħħithom! 💪 *(Together we are stronger! - Maltese)*

#TON #Malta #Malta #Community #CryptoCommunity #Maltese #CryptoEnthusiasts #Blockchain #Together #MaltaTONCommunity #CryptoMalta #BlockchainMalta #GħaqdaTONMalta

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14 Feb, 09:24

❤️ Romantic Valentine's Day in Malta: 5 Ideas for an Unforgettable Date ❤️

Love is in the air, and especially in sunny Malta! Valentine's Day is the perfect excuse for a romantic getaway, or a special date if you're already on the island. Here are 5 ideas for an unforgettable day for two in Malta!

1. 🍽️ Dinner with a Sea View (or Valletta View!): What could be more romantic than a candlelit dinner with a stunning view? Malta has tons of restaurants with panoramic terraces overlooking the magical Mediterranean Sea or the glittering lights of Valletta. Pick a cozy spot and enjoy delicious food and each other's company to the sound of waves or city lights.

2. 🚶‍♀️ Sunset Stroll through Mysterious Mdina: The "Silent City" of Mdina is one of the most romantic places in Malta. Walk hand-in-hand through its narrow streets, soak in the medieval atmosphere, and catch a magical Maltese sunset while admiring panoramic views from the city walls. After sunset, warm up in a cozy cafe and sip on hot chocolate.

3. 🛥️ Romance on the Waves: Boat Trip to the Blue Lagoon: Even in February, the Blue Lagoon on Comino is breathtakingly beautiful! Take a romantic boat trip or a small yacht cruise, and enjoy the crystal-clear water and picturesque scenery. You could even book a private boat for extra privacy and a truly special moment.

4. 🧖‍♀️ Spa Day for Two: Relax and Unwind Together: Pamper yourselves and enjoy each other's company at one of Malta's spa centers. Book a couples massage, swim in the pool, soak in a jacuzzi – it's the perfect way to spend Valentine's Day in an atmosphere of tranquility and care.

5. 🧺 Picnic on Romantic Golden Bay Beach: Even if it's still a bit chilly for swimming, Golden Bay beach is gorgeous any time of year! Have a romantic picnic by the sea, enjoy the fresh air, the sound of the waves, and the beauty of nature. Bring a blanket, a thermos of hot tea, and your favorite treats.

Happy Valentine's Day! May your love bloom in sunny Malta! ❤️

#Malta #ValentinesDay #14thFebruary #Romance #Date #Love #DateIdeas #Valletta #Mdina #BlueLagoon #GoldenBay #Restaurant #Spa #Picnic #MaltaVacay #MaltaValentine

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12 Feb, 06:38

📸 Top 5 Photo Spots in Malta: Capture the Best Shots! 📸

Malta is a photographer's paradise! Everywhere you look – it's postcard-perfect. Want to bring back not just memories, but also stunning photos for your Instagram (and for your soul, of course)? Here's my list of the top 5 most photogenic places in Malta where your shots are guaranteed to get likes! 😉

1. 🏙️ Valletta Panorama from the Upper Barrakka Gardens: A classic for a reason! This spot offers breathtaking views of the Grand Harbour, the Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea, Cospicua), the Saluting Battery cannons, and the colorful church domes. Tip: Come here at sunrise or sunset to catch the soft light and magical colors of the sky.

2. 🚪 Majestic Mdina City Gate: The "Silent City" of Mdina is like stepping back into the Middle Ages. The main city gate is a monumental structure straight out of a historical novel. Tip: Photograph the gate from different angles, play with perspective, and use the natural light passing through the archway.

3. 💙 Azure Waters of the Blue Lagoon (Comino): If you're looking for paradise landscapes, this is it! Crystal-clear turquoise water, white sand, picturesque cliffs, and yachts bobbing on the waves – every shot will look like it's from a travel magazine cover. Tip: The best time to shoot is in the morning when the water is especially clear and there aren't too many tourists yet. Shoot from both the shore and a boat for different perspectives.

4. 🌅 Golden Sunsets at Golden Bay: One of Malta's most beautiful sandy beaches, surrounded by scenic cliffs. It's especially magical at sunset when the sky is painted in shades of gold and pink. Tip: Bring a tripod to take sharp long-exposure shots and capture all the beauty of the sunset. Silhouettes of palm trees and cliffs will add drama to your frame.

5. 🎣 Colorful Boats of Marsaxlokk: The fishing village of Marsaxlokk is a Maltese icon. Colorful "luzzu" boats with "Eyes of Osiris" on their bows, a calm harbor, a fish market (on Sundays) – there's character everywhere you look! Tip: Shoot close-ups and wide shots of the boats, play with reflections in the water, and try panoramic shots of the harbor. The Sunday morning market is a great time for atmospheric shots.

Capture the best shots in Malta and share them in the comments! And what are your favorite photo locations on the island?

#Malta #Photo #Photoshoots #Instagram #PhotoSpots #Valletta #Mdina #BlueLagoon #GoldenBay #Marsaxlokk #PhotographyTips #Travel #Beauty #Landscape #Malta #PhotoSpots #Instagram #TravelPhotography

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10 Feb, 07:20

😊 Malta Mondays: 5 Reasons to Start Your Week Smilin'! 😊

Hey everyone! Mondays don't always get the best rep, right? But not in Malta! 😉 Even the start of the work week here is filled with sunshine, warmth, and good vibes. Here are 5 reasons to crack a smile this Monday, especially if you're lucky enough to be in Malta right now:

1. ☀️ Sunshine, even in Feb! You wake up, and bam - bright Maltese sunshine streaming through the window, chasing away any Monday blues! Yeah, it might not be scorching hot, but you're getting that Vitamin D and a mood boost for the whole day.

2. 🥐 Pastizzi for breakfast = instant happiness! What's Monday without a cup of amazing coffee and some fresh, flaky pastizzi? This tasty start to the day just sets the right tone for the whole week!

3. 🌊 The sea is always calling! Even if you've got a busy workday ahead, knowing the sea is just minutes away is a real mood lifter. You can totally squeeze in a walk along the waterfront before work and breathe in that fresh sea air.

4. 😌 Chill vibes and a relaxed pace. Even Monday in Malta doesn’t feel super rushed. They know how to enjoy life here and take it easy. That peaceful vibe totally rubs off on you!

5. 🏛️ Beauty all around = inspiration overload! You step outside, and you're surrounded by gorgeous Valletta buildings, cute little streets, historic forts... All this beauty can't help but inspire you with good vibes and positive thoughts!

Agree? Find your own reasons to smile on a Malta Monday! And share them in the comments! 😉

#Malta #Monday #MondayMotivation #PositiveVibes #Smile #Sunshine #Coffee #Pastizzi #Sea #Architecture #MaltaLife #February #MaltaMonday

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07 Feb, 12:57

🍽️ Friday Night Maltese Dinner: Let's try Mdina Rabbit Stew (Stuffat tal-Fenek)! 🍽️

Hey everyone, Friday's almost here, which means it's time to think about a tasty dinner! And today, I wanna introduce you to a real Maltese classic, a dish that warms you up no matter the weather and is a total foodie pleaser – Stuffat tal-Fenek, or Mdina Rabbit Stew.

This isn't just any rabbit stew, it's a symbol of Maltese cuisine! Tender rabbit meat, slow-cooked in a flavorful wine sauce with veggies and herbs – sounds yummy, right? Stuffat tal-Fenek is a dish with history, recipes passed down through families, and every Maltese family has their own secret touch.

Want a taste of Maltese cooking? Here's a super quick recipe to get you inspired (you can easily find full recipes online, just Google "Stuffat tal-Fenek recipe"):

1. Joint the rabbit into portions, brown them in a pan until golden.
2. In the same pan, sauté onions, garlic, carrots, and celery.
3. Add tomato paste, red wine, broth, herbs (bay leaf, thyme, rosemary), and spices.
4. Put the rabbit back in the pan, simmer on low heat until the meat is tender (about 1.5-2 hours).
5. Serve with potatoes, bread, or pasta – whatever you like!

Where to try Stuffat tal-Fenek in Malta?

You'll find this dish in pretty much any traditional Maltese restaurant. Look for "traditional Maltese restaurants" in Valletta, Mdina, Rabat, or other towns. It's extra special to try Stuffat tal-Fenek in a cozy taverna in Mdina, which is where the name "Mdina Rabbit Stew" actually comes from.

Friday night is the perfect excuse to cook up some Stuffat tal-Fenek at home and wow your friends! And if you're planning a trip to Malta, definitely try this dish at a local restaurant!

What do you think of this Friday dinner idea? Let me know in the comments, are you a rabbit fan? 😉

#Malta #Cuisine #Recipes #StuffatTalFenek #Rabbit #Friday #Dinner #Food #Gastronomy #WhatToEat #MalteseCuisine #Weekend #Delicious #Traditions #Mdina

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06 Feb, 06:29

🚌 Bus Tips for Malta: Ride Like a Local! 🚌

Hey travelers! Today’s post is all about getting around Malta like a pro – by bus! Maltese buses are awesome and super cheap way to get pretty much anywhere on the island. But to make your trips smooth, there are a few things you should know 😉

1. Where to find the bus schedule?

* Bus Stops: Each bus stop has a sign with the route number and a list of the main stops on that route. But honestly, you often won't find a detailed timetable posted there.
* Malta Public Transport Website: Your best bet is the official Malta Public Transport website: [Malta Public Transport](again, insert link here as per instructions). They've got a Journey Planner where you can type in where you're starting and where you want to go, and it'll tell you which bus you need, the schedule, and you can even track your bus live!
* Tallinja App: Malta Public Transport has an official app called Tallinja (you can find it on the App Store and Google Play). It’s super handy for planning trips, buying tickets, and tracking buses.

2. How to buy tickets?

* Single Ticket: You can just buy a single ticket right from the driver when you get on the bus. In winter (roughly until mid-June), a single ticket is €2. It's pricier in summer and at night. You usually pay in cash, so try to have small bills or coins.
* Explore Card: If you plan to use the buses a lot, it’s way cheaper to get an Explore Card. They have a 7-day card (€21) which gives you unlimited bus rides on Malta and Gozo. You can buy Explore Cards at the airport, at Malta Public Transport kiosks, and in some tourist shops. You need to activate the card on your first ride by tapping it on the validator when you get on the bus.

3. How to figure out the routes?

* Route Numbers: Every bus route has a number. Remember the number you need and keep an eye on the sign on the front of the bus.
* Final Destinations: The bus sign usually shows the final stop of the route. Use that to make sure you’re heading in the right direction.
* Google Maps and other navigation apps: These are awesome for getting around Malta. They show bus routes and stops really well.
* Don’t be afraid to ask! Maltese people are usually really friendly and happy to help tourists. Ask the driver or other passengers if you're unsure about the route.

4. Tips for a comfy ride:

* Be ready for traffic: Especially during rush hour and in popular tourist spots. Give yourself extra travel time.
* Buses can get crowded: In peak season and at busy times, buses can be packed. Be prepared to stand.
* Wave to stop the bus: To get the bus to stop at your stop, you need to wave as you see the bus with the right number coming.
* Press the "Stop" button early: To get off at your stop, press the "Stop" button on the handrail a bit before your stop, so the driver knows to pull over.

Hope these tips help you feel more confident using Maltese buses and make your trip to Malta even more awesome!

Got your own Maltese bus stories? Share them in the comments!

#Malta #Transportation #Buses #Tips #Travelers #TravelHacks #HowToGetAround #ExploreCard #PublicTransport #MaltaPublicTransport #Tallinja

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05 Feb, 09:34

🤔 Question of the Day: What Souvenirs Should You Bring Back from Malta? 🤔

Hey everyone, today I want to talk about something fun - souvenirs! Because who doesn't love bringing back a little something special from their travels to remember the trip and brighten up their day?

So, what are the best souvenirs to get from Malta? Let's brainstorm!

I'll kick things off with a few ideas, and then it's your turn to add to the list in the comments!

* Maltese Lace: This incredibly delicate and intricate lace is a beautiful gift for anyone who appreciates handmade crafts. You can find doilies, tablecloths, collars, and even entire dresses adorned with Maltese lace.
* Glassware: Malta is famous for its glassblowers. In souvenir shops, you'll find vases, glasses, jewelry, and figurines made of colorful glass - true works of art!
* Filigree Jewelry: Silver and gold jewelry made using the filigree technique is another traditional Maltese souvenir. Earrings, pendants, bracelets, brooches - the choice is huge!
* Ceramics: Bright and distinctive Maltese ceramics are a great option for those who want to bring back something both practical and beautiful. Plates, cups, jugs, pots - all decorated with traditional Maltese patterns.
* Tasty Treats: Don't forget about edible gifts! Local honey (especially thyme honey!), olive oil, capers, liqueurs (like Bajtra, made from prickly pear, or limoncello), sweets - all these will delight your loved ones and remind them of the taste of Malta.

Now it's your turn! Share your ideas in the comments:

* What souvenir from Malta do you think is the best/most unusual/most memorable?
* What did you bring back from Malta for yourself or as a gift?
* Maybe you have photos of your Maltese souvenirs? Share away!

Let's create a list of the best Maltese souvenirs together!

#Malta #Souvenirs #Gifts #WhatToBringBack #Shopping #QuestionOfTheDay #Discussion #Travel #Tips #Ideas #Lace #Glass #Filigree #Ceramics #Food #Honey #Liqueur #Memories #Keepsakes

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03 Feb, 06:51

☀️ Escape the Winter: What to do in Malta in February! ☀️

Hey everyone, while winter's still got its grip on a lot of Europe, Malta's already feeling those spring vibes! February is the perfect time to ditch the cold and soak up that mild Mediterranean climate.

So, what's there to do in Malta in February?

* The weather's whispering sweet nothings: Average daytime temperatures are around 15-17°C (59-63°F), and the water's about 14-15°C (57-59°F). Sure, it's not quite beach weather yet, but it's perfect for strolling, sightseeing, and getting active!

* Explore the islands: February is ideal for checking out Malta's main attractions without the rush. Wander the narrow streets of Valletta, soak in the silence of the medieval city of Mdina, and uncover the mysteries of the megalithic temples (they're UNESCO World Heritage sites!).

* Gozo, go, go! Don't miss a trip to the neighboring island of Gozo – it's greener, quieter, and totally charming. You'll find picturesque bays, impressive cliffs, cozy villages, and amazing food.

* Hiking heaven: Malta is a hiker's paradise. February, when it's not too hot, is the perfect time to hit one of the many trails along the coast. Get ready for stunning sea views, cliffs, grottos, and secluded coves.

* Get on your bike! Rent a bike and explore the scenic roads of Malta or Gozo. It's a great way to combine exercise with sightseeing.

* Diving for the brave: If you're not afraid of a little chill, February's a good time for diving. Visibility is excellent this time of year, and Malta's underwater world won't disappoint!

February in Malta is the perfect chance to escape the city grind, enjoy beautiful scenery, soak up some history, and recharge before spring arrives.

Would you like to be in Malta in February? Let me know in the comments!

#Malta #February #Winter #Travel #Vacation #Weather #ThingsToDo #Valletta #Mdina #Gozo #Hiking #Cycling #Diving #Mediterranean #Islands #SpringIsComing

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29 Jan, 09:06

## 🤔 Malta in February: How much does it cost? 🤔

Hey everyone! Winter's slowly winding down, and February is a great time to enjoy Malta's mild weather without the huge crowds. So, let's break down how affordable a trip to Malta is in February if you're flying from Europe.

✈️ Flights:

February is still considered low season, so you can snag some pretty sweet deals on flights. For example, you can fly from Berlin to Malta and back for around €80-€130 (Ryanair, Wizz Air, EasyJet). From Warsaw, prices are similar. From Rome, you might find tickets for €60-€110. From Paris, expect to pay a bit more, around €100-€160. Of course, prices will vary depending on the exact dates and airline, but generally, February offers some nice deals on flights within Europe.

🏠 Accommodation:

Accommodation prices in February are still lower than in the summer, but they might be a little higher than in January, especially towards the end of the month.

* Apartments: You can find a studio or small apartment for €35-€60 per night.
* 3\* Hotels: A room in a 3-star hotel will cost around €45-€80 per night.
* 4-5\* Hotels: Prices for nicer hotels start at around €80-€90 per night and can go up to €180-€250 or more, depending on the hotel's level and location.

🍕 Food:

Food prices in Malta in February are pretty much the same as in other winter months.

* Lunch at a cheap cafe: €10-€15 per person.
* Dinner at a restaurant: €20-€30 per person (not including drinks).
* Cup of coffee: €2-€3.
* Glass of beer/wine: €3-€5.
* Groceries at the supermarket: Prices are comparable to other European countries. If you cook for yourself, you can get by on €20-€30 per day for two people.

🚌 Transportation:

* Single bus ticket: €2 (winter fare is valid until mid-June).
* 7-day Explore Card: €21 - unlimited bus travel on Malta and Gozo.

🏛️ Sightseeing & Activities:

* Museum entry fees: €5-€10.
* Tours: from €20 (group tours).

Bottom Line:

February is an awesome time for a budget-friendly yet comfortable trip to Malta. Flight and accommodation prices are still lower than in peak season, and the weather starts getting warmer and sunnier. On average, a week-long trip to Malta in February (excluding flights) will cost around €350-€550 per person if you choose budget-friendly accommodation and food options.

Conclusion: February is a great choice if you want to enjoy Malta without the crowds and at a good price. The weather is getting increasingly pleasant for walking around and exploring the sights.

So, are you considering Malta for a February getaway? Let me know what you think in the comments!

#Malta #Prices #Vacation #Travel #February #Budget #Planning #HowMuch #Tourism #Europe #Winter #Affordable #SpringIsComing

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27 Jan, 07:10

📸 Photo of the Day: Share your Malta pics! 📸

Hey everyone, let's kick off the week with some beauty! Today, I'm inviting you to share your brightest, warmest, and most memorable photos from Malta.

Remember that incredible feeling when the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky in fantastic colors? Or maybe you captured a shot of a colorful local at the Marsaxlokk market? Or found a hidden gem in the San Anton Gardens that hardly anyone knows about?

Share your Maltese masterpieces in the comments! 👇

Let's create a gallery of memories together and inspire each other for new adventures!

P.S. Don't forget to tell the story behind your photo! Where was it taken? What made it special for you?

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23 Jan, 06:47

🗣️ Speak Maltese? Let's learn some for your trip! 🗣️

Heading to Malta? Awesome! Yeah, English is everywhere, but knowing even a few words in Maltese will totally win over the locals and make your trip even better. 😉

Maltese is this cool mix of Arabic, Italian, and Sicilian, so it sounds really unique! Don't be shy to give it a go - the Maltese really appreciate it when tourists try to speak their language.

Here are some basic phrases that will definitely come in handy:

Basics:
⏺ Hello - Bonġu (Bon-joo) - Use this anytime of day
⏺ Good evening - Bonswa (Bon-swah)
⏺ Goodbye - Saħħa (Sah-ha)
⏺ Please - Jekk jogħġbok (Yekk yoj-bok)
⏺ Thank you - Grazzi (Grat-see)
⏺ Thank you very much - Grazzi ħafna (Grat-see ha-fna)
⏺ Excuse me - Skużani (Skoo-zah-nee)
⏺ Yes - Iva (Ee-vah)
⏺ No - Le (Leh)
⏺ I don't understand - Ma nifhimx (Ma neef-heemsh)

Shopping:
⏺ How much is this? - Kemm jiswa dan? (Kemm yee-swah dan?)
⏺ I want to buy this - Irrid nixtri dan (Eer-reed neesh-tree dan)
⏺ Do you have...? - Għandek...? (Ahn-dek...?)
⏺ The bill, please - Il-kont, jekk jogħġbok (Eel-kont, yekk yoj-bok)

At a restaurant:
⏺ Table for two, please - Mejda għal tnejn, jekk jogħġbok (May-dah ahl t-nayn, yekk yoj-bok)
⏺ Menu, please - Il-menu, jekk jogħġbok (Eel-meh-noo, yekk yoj-bok)
⏺ I would like... - Nixtieq... (Neesh-tee-ek...)
⏺ Very delicious! - Tajjeb ħafna! (Ty-yeb ha-fna!)
⏺ Water - Ilma (Eel-mah)
⏺ Wine - Inbid (Een-beed)
⏺ Beer - Birra (Beer-rah)

Getting around:
⏺ Where is...? - Fejn hu...? (Fayn hoo...?)
⏺ How do I get to...? - Kif nasal għal...? (Keef nah-sal ahl...?)
⏺ Bus stop - Venda tal-karozzi tal-linja (Ven-dah tal-kah-rot-see tal-leen-yah)
⏺ Toilet - Tojlit (Toy-leet)

Bonus:
⏺ What's your name? - X'jismek? (Sh-yeez-mek?)
⏺ My name is... - Jisimni... (Yee-see-mnee...)

Save this little phrasebook, practice, and don't be afraid to speak! Your trip to Malta will be even more awesome with these phrases.

Any questions about pronunciation? Let us know in the comments! Maybe one of our Maltese-speaking followers can even record some audio 😉

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20 Jan, 11:04

☀️ Hey everyone! What's up in Malta? ☀️

Your go-to channel for all things Malta is back! We've got a jam-packed week coming up from January 20th to 26th, 2025, so let's dive into the island's cultural scene:

Monday, January 20th:

⏺

National Museum of Archaeology (Valletta): Check out Malta's rich history, from the Neolithic period onwards. Don't miss the artifacts from the Ġgantija temples and the Phoenician jewelry collection. Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

"Maltese Artists of the 20th Century" Exhibition (MUŻA, Valletta): Get a feel for how Maltese art developed throughout the last century. Open 10 AM to 6 PM.

Tuesday, January 21st:

⏺

Grand Master's Palace (Valletta): Explore the Armoury and State Rooms for a glimpse into the era of the Knights of St. John. Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

"In Transit" Contemporary Art Exhibition (Spazju Kreattiv, Valletta): This exhibition brings together young Maltese and international artists exploring themes of migration and identity. Open 9 AM to 9 PM.

Wednesday, January 22nd:

⏺

National Museum of Natural History (Mdina): Discover the plants and animals of the Maltese islands, and learn about their geology. Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

Organ Music Concert (St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina): Enjoy the sounds of the historic organ in this stunning cathedral. Starts at 7 PM.

Thursday, January 23rd:

⏺

Fort St. Angelo (Birgu): Check out one of Malta's oldest forts, which played a huge role in the Great Siege of 1565. Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

Manoel Theatre (Valletta): "Carmen" opera by Georges Bizet. Catch this classic performance in one of Europe's oldest working theaters. Starts at 7:30 PM.

Friday, January 24th:

⏺

St. Paul's Catacombs (Rabat): Explore these early Christian burial sites - a fascinating network of underground tunnels. Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

"Maltese Philately" Exhibition (Malta Postal Museum, Valletta): A cool collection of rare stamps and postal envelopes showing the history of Malta's postal service. Open 10 AM to 4 PM.

Saturday, January 25th:

⏺

Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples: Visit these incredible prehistoric temple complexes - they're UNESCO World Heritage sites! Open 9 AM to 5 PM.

⏺

Valletta Baroque Festival (various locations, Valletta): The festival's closing day! Catch the "Music at Court" concert by the Valletta Baroque Ensemble at the Manoel Theatre. Starts at 7:30 PM.

Sunday, January 26th:

⏺

St. John's Co-Cathedral (Valletta): A must-see! This cathedral is a masterpiece of Maltese Baroque and houses paintings by Caravaggio. Open to visitors after 12 PM.

⏺

Wignacourt Museum (Rabat): Located in a former college for chaplains of the Knights, this museum has collections of paintings, sculptures, and silverware. Open 9:30 AM to 5 PM.

Just a heads-up: event schedules might change, so it's a good idea to double-check the official websites of the museums and venues before you go.

Stay tuned for more updates on the hottest happenings in Malta!

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20 Jan, 05:59

🎆 Saluting Battery in Malta — A Historic Tradition in the Heart of Valletta 🇲🇹

If you want to experience Malta’s history firsthand, don’t miss the Saluting Battery — one of the world’s oldest active artillery batteries. Every day, precisely at 12:00 and 16:00, a cannon shot echoes across the Grand Harbour, taking you back to the time of the Knights of Malta.

✨ Why Visit?

🕰️ Living History: This tradition dates back over 500 years and was originally used to mark the time and salute incoming ships.
📍 Perfect Photo Spot: Located at the Upper Barrakka Gardens, the battery offers stunning views of the Grand Harbour.
🎭 Spectacular Ceremony: Soldiers in historic uniforms explain the preparation process and share insights into military traditions.

💡 Tips for Visitors:
⏺ Arrive early to grab the best viewing spot.
⏺ Take a stroll around the Barrakka Gardens afterward to enjoy the views and atmosphere.
⏺ Tickets for guided tours of the battery are available on-site or online.

💬 The Saluting Battery is more than just a cannon shot — it’s a living reminder of Malta’s rich history. Don’t miss this experience if you’re on the island!

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16 Jan, 14:39

💰 Where to Buy Toncoin in Malta: A Guide for Beginners 🇲🇹

Toncoin is gaining popularity, and many are wondering how to purchase it while in Malta. Here’s a simple guide to get you started:

🔍 Where to Buy Toncoin?

1. Cryptocurrency Exchanges:
• Platforms like Binance, OKX, and KuCoin support TON.
• Sign up, complete verification, top up your account, and start buying.

2. P2P Platforms:
• Buy Toncoin directly from other users by agreeing on a payment method.
•Always check seller reviews and exchange rates.

3. Local Exchanges:
•Some services in Malta allow fiat-to-crypto exchanges. Check if they support TON.

💡 Safety Tips:
•Store your Toncoin in the official TON Wallet or TON Space for added security.
•Make sure to use only trusted platforms with good reputations.

📌 Why Toncoin?
Toncoin isn’t just a cryptocurrency — it’s part of Telegram’s ecosystem. With fast transactions, low fees, and ease of use, it’s perfect for everyday operations.

💬 Already using Toncoin? Share your experience in the comments!

#Malta #Toncoin #CryptoInMalta #HowToBuyTON #TONEcosystem

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13 Jan, 07:24

🎻 The Baroque Festival in Valletta — A Musical Journey Through Time 🎶

From January 9th to 25th, Malta’s capital, Valletta, comes alive with the annual Baroque Festival, a unique celebration of music and art that draws culture enthusiasts from around the world.

✨ What to Expect?
• 🎼 Baroque music concerts in historic venues, including St. John’s Co-Cathedral and the Manoel Theatre.
• 🎭 Theatrical performances and musical acts inspired by the Baroque era.
• 🖼️ Exhibitions and tours dedicated to the cultural heritage of the period.

📍 Why Attend?
The festival offers a chance to enjoy masterpieces by Vivaldi, Bach, and Handel while soaking up the atmosphere of Valletta — a living monument to history.

💡 Pro Tips:
• Book your tickets early for popular concerts.
• Don’t miss the Baroque-inspired culinary treats available at some events.

💬 Let the music of the Baroque era transport you to another time!

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09 Jan, 06:14

✈️ Incident at Malta Airport: What Happened?

Earlier this January, Malta International Airport became the center of attention due to an unusual incident. During an unscheduled landing of a Turkish Airlines flight, prompted by a passenger’s medical emergency, four men of Moroccan origin unexpectedly left the aircraft.

🔍 What Happened?
• The men jumped off the plane directly onto the runway.
• They fled the airport grounds, prompting an immediate response from authorities.
• Investigations and search operations are currently underway.

💬 How is Malta Responding?
This event has drawn attention from local authorities and international security services. Airport security measures have been tightened to prevent similar incidents in the future.

✈️ Travel Safe! Stay updated and be prepared for possible delays due to increased airport security.

7,432

06 Jan, 08:56

🏡 Updates to Malta’s Permanent Residence Program (MPRP) 🇲🇹

Starting January 1, 2025, new conditions for Malta’s Permanent Residence Program (MPRP) have come into effect, offering a pathway to residency in this sunny Mediterranean country.

✨ What has changed?

1.Minimum Property Value:
•Real estate purchases now require a minimum investment of €375,000 (previously €300,000).
•For rentals, the minimum annual rent has increased to €14,000.
2.Contributions:
•Applicants are required to make specific contributions, depending on their chosen residency scheme.
3.Eligibility Criteria:
•Stricter requirements have been introduced, including proof of financial stability and asset ownership.

💡 What does this mean?
•The program is now more exclusive, targeting high-income applicants.
•The updated conditions aim to attract investors willing to contribute to Malta’s economy.

📌 Why consider it?
MPRP offers not only the chance to live in one of Europe’s most beautiful countries but also access to Malta’s excellent education, healthcare, and tax benefits.

If you’re considering applying, make sure to review the new requirements and consult with professionals for guidance.

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31 Dec, 08:42

🎆 The First Days of January in Malta: The Festivities Continue! 🎉

In Malta, New Year’s celebrations are more than just one night – it’s a week of joy, festive vibes, and amazing events. If you’re on the island, here’s what you can look forward to in early January:

✨ What’s Happening?
🎇 New Year’s Fireworks: On January 1st, the skies over Valletta and other towns light up with spectacular fireworks. Don’t miss this dazzling show!
🎶 Open-Air Concerts: Musical performances continue, bringing festive vibes. Be sure to check out concerts in Valletta.
🎭 Cultural Events: Museums and galleries host special exhibitions celebrating New Year and Christmas themes.
🛍️ Christmas Markets: Some markets are still open, offering local delicacies, souvenirs, and handmade crafts.

💬 The festive atmosphere is everywhere! Streets across Malta remain beautifully lit with decorations, and restaurants offer special menus for those looking to celebrate with friends and family.

📍 Don’t Miss:
⏺ A stroll through Valletta to soak up the charm of the old city.
⏺A visit to local cafes to try traditional desserts like Qagħaq tal-Għasel (honey rings).

💡 Let 2025 begin with bright emotions and warm memories!

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26 Dec, 07:26

🎄 Christmas and New Year in Malta: Traditions That Warm the Heart 🎆

Malta knows how to make the holiday season special! Here, Christmas and New Year are not just about gifts and lights but also unique traditions passed down through generations.

✨ What makes the holidays in Malta so special?

🎄 Christmas:

🕯️ Midnight Mass: A Catholic tradition that gathers hundreds of people in churches. Children deliver the Christmas story, known as “Il-Priedka tat-Tifel”.
🌟 Nativity Scenes (Presepju): Beautifully crafted cribs are displayed everywhere — in churches, homes, and even on the streets.
🎶 Christmas Parades and Festivals: The streets of Valletta and other towns come alive with music, lights, and festive processions.

🎆 New Year:

🎉 Celebrations in Valletta: The biggest gatherings happen in the capital with live concerts, shows, and spectacular fireworks at midnight.
🍴 Traditional Dishes: On Maltese New Year tables, you’ll find Timpana (a baked pasta dish) and sweet honey rings Qagħaq tal-Għasel.
💫 Family Dinners: New Year’s Eve is a time for family, often spent at home enjoying a festive meal together.

💬 These traditions make the holidays in Malta unforgettable! If you’re on the island, make sure to soak in the atmosphere of light, music, and family warmth.

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23 Dec, 07:06

🎄 Stay Safe During Holiday Events in Malta 🎇

The festive season in Malta is all about joy, bright lights, and countless events. To make the most of the celebrations, it’s important to keep safety in mind.

✨ Tips for Enjoying the Holidays Safely:

🛡️ Follow public safety rules: Avoid conflicts at crowded events and listen to the instructions of organizers and police.
🎒 Keep an eye on your belongings: In large crowds, it’s easy to misplace your wallet or phone, so keep them secure.
🚶 Watch over children: Don’t leave them unattended, especially at markets and concerts.
🚗 Plan your transport ahead: With heavy traffic, consider using public transport or arranging rides with friends.
🕯️ Be cautious around fire: If you’re attending events with fireworks or candles, maintain a safe distance.

📞 What to Do in an Emergency?

📱 Save emergency numbers: 112 is the all-in-one contact for police, ambulance, and fire services.
Report any suspicious activity to event organizers or security staff.

💬 Let this holiday season bring you joy and warmth! Enjoy Malta’s festive atmosphere while staying alert and looking after your safety.

5,796

19 Dec, 07:10

🎁 Boxing Day in Malta — December 26th 🎉

The day after Christmas, Malta celebrates Boxing Day, a holiday to keep the festive spirit alive, show gratitude, and surprise loved ones with small gifts.

✨ Boxing Day Traditions:

🎁 Exchanging gifts with friends and family.
🛍️ Big sales in stores — the perfect time for bargain shopping!
🍴 Cozy family lunches and dinners to enjoy quality time together.

📍 Where to Spend the Day?

⏺ Visit major shopping centers and stores offering great discounts on popular items.
⏺Stroll through Christmas markets to find unique souvenirs and local treats.
⏺Relax at one of Malta’s restaurants with a festive menu.

💬 Let this day be filled with joy, warmth, and gratitude!

5,758

16 Dec, 05:15

💼 Average Salaries in Malta: How Much Can You Earn? 💶

If you’re planning to work in Malta, it’s essential to know what kind of salaries employers offer in different fields. Here’s the latest information on average earnings across key professions:

📊 Popular Professions and Their Salaries (monthly, before taxes):
👩‍💻 IT & Development: €2,500–€4,500
🧑‍⚖️ Lawyers: €2,800–€5,000
🏥 Healthcare Workers: €2,000–€3,500
🧑‍🏫 Teachers: €1,500–€2,500
🏗️ Construction (engineers and workers): €1,200–€2,800
🛎️ Hospitality (waiters, receptionists): €900–€1,400
📈 Finance & Accounting: €2,000–€3,800

💬 Factors That Affect Salaries:
Experience: More experienced professionals earn significantly more.
Company: International companies often pay higher than local ones.
Location: Salaries in Valletta and Sliema tend to be higher than in Gozo.

💡 Taxes: Keep in mind that after taxes (20–35%, depending on your income level), the amount you take home will be lower.

🔍 Where to Look for Jobs?
Top platforms include JobsPlus, Keepmeposted, and Glassdoor. Employers value strong English skills and adaptability to the local culture.

Are you planning to move to Malta or already working here? Share your experiences or ask questions in the comments! 👇

5,511

13 Dec, 06:59

🇲🇹 Happy Republic Day, Malta! 🎉

Today, Malta celebrates Republic Day (Jum ir-Repubblika) — a symbol of freedom, pride, and unity.

✨ May this day inspire us to preserve history, embrace culture, and move forward as one nation.

Congratulations to all Maltese people on this special occasion! 🎇

5,068

12 Dec, 08:08

🇲🇹 Tomorrow is Republic Day in Malta! 🎉

On December 13th, Malta will celebrate Republic Day (Jum ir-Repubblika) — a significant national holiday marking the country’s proclamation as a republic in 1974.

✨ What’s happening tomorrow?
🎖️ Wreath-laying ceremonies at monuments honoring national heroes.
🎺 Military parades showcasing pride in Malta’s history.
🎶 Cultural events and concerts taking place across the island.
🎇 In the evening, stunning fireworks will light up the sky over Valletta.

💬 This day is a reminder of Malta’s independence, pride, and unity. If you’re on the island, don’t miss the celebrations!

5,661

09 Dec, 07:49

🎉 December 8th — Feast of the Immaculate Conception in Malta 🎉

Yesterday, Malta celebrated one of its most significant religious holidays — the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. This day is especially important for the town of Cospicua (Bormla), where the celebrations take the form of a grand festa.

✨ What happened?
• 🕯️ Solemn processions with locals carrying statues and candles.
• 🎶 Musical performances and marches by local bands.
• 🎇 Stunning fireworks lighting up the sky over Cospicua.
• 🍷 Local delicacies and festive markets creating a joyful atmosphere.

💬 This day reminds us of the importance of traditions and culture that bring people together. If you ever find yourself in Malta in December, don’t miss this unique celebration!

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05 Dec, 05:30

🌍 Toncoin: The Perfect Travel Companion for Malta?

Malta isn’t just about sunny beaches, historic fortresses, and delicious food — it’s also a chance to embrace the future of technology. What if your trip became even more convenient by using Toncoin?

💳 How could it work?
Toncoin could become a universal tool for tourists:

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🏖️ Pay for boat rentals or guided tours directly from your phone.

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🍴 Settle your bill at a cozy restaurant overlooking the sea.

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🛍️ Shop for souvenirs at Christmas markets or local stores without the hassle of cash.

📈 Why is this possible?

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🇲🇹 Malta is already known as a crypto-friendly island.
⏺TON offers simple and fast solutions for integrating crypto into the real economy.

💬 What do you think — are local businesses and tourists ready to adopt cryptocurrency for everyday needs? Share your thoughts in the comments!

5,211

02 Dec, 06:33

🌄 Good morning from Victoria, Gozo!

Start your week with inspiration, just like this magnificent fortress standing strong on the hill. Let your goals be as solid, and your journey as beautiful as the views from here.

💪 Every Monday is a new chance to achieve more! Wishing you a productive day and a successful week ahead.

4,843

27 Nov, 12:28

🎄 Christmas Markets in Malta — Feel the Magic of the Holidays!

Starting from late November, Christmas markets across Malta create an incredible festive atmosphere. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas, stroll through decorated streets, and enjoy local treats, these markets are the perfect place to be!

✨ What to Expect?

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🎁 Colorful souvenirs and handmade crafts — a great opportunity to find unique gifts.

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🍷 Traditional Christmas delicacies, warm mulled wine, and Maltese specialties.

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🎶 Live music, performances, and festive shows for the whole family.

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🎠 Fun attractions and activities for kids and adults alike.

📍 Where to Find the Markets?
1. Fairyland in Valletta: Starting December 10, located at the square near the city gates.
2. Christmas Market at Villa Rundle Gardens: The longest-running market, full of cozy vibes and festive cheer.
3. Malta Artisan Christmas Market: Featuring unique crafts by local artisans at Palazzo Parisio.

🎅 Bring the Festive Spirit Home! Malta’s Christmas markets are not just about beautiful decorations but also a journey into the warmth, light, and joy of the season. Don’t miss the chance to feel the magic of Christmas! ✨

10,882

24 Nov, 07:46

🌅 Good morning from sunny Marsaxlokk! 🌊🐟

This Sunday kicks off in one of Malta’s most vibrant spots – Marsaxlokk. This charming fishing village is famous for its lively market, where you’ll find the freshest seafood, local delicacies, and colorful fruits. 🍋🐠

🌟 Why visit Marsaxlokk?
⏺ Authentic atmosphere and quaint streets.
⏺ A fantastic selection of fresh seafood for true foodies.
⏺ And, of course, the iconic traditional Maltese “luzzu” boats, painted in bright colors. 🚤🇲🇹

Sunday is the perfect day to stroll through the market, breathe in the fresh sea air, and soak up the peaceful vibes of this unique place.

💬 Share your favorite moments from Marsaxlokk!

9,227

22 Nov, 07:37

🇲🇹 Malta: Then and Now — A Journey Through Time

Malta is a country where history and modernity meet at every corner. Comparing old photographs with modern-day images reveals the incredible transformations that have taken place over the past decades.

📸 What has changed?
⏺The streets and squares of Valletta have preserved their historic charm while incorporating modern elements that highlight the unique architecture.
⏺Infrastructure has significantly improved, with new buildings blending harmoniously alongside restored historical landmarks.
⏺Natural areas and beaches have become more developed, offering greater comfort for locals and tourists alike.

💬 A Journey Through Time
These changes show how important it is to balance development with the preservation of cultural heritage. Malta is a shining example of a country where the past continues to thrive in the present.

7,833

20 Nov, 07:16

🎄 Christmas Cheer at Fort St. Elmo and the National War Museum

📅 When? December 8–10, 2024
📍 Where? Fort St. Elmo, Valletta

This December, Fort St. Elmo and the National War Museum will host a festive celebration perfect for families and history enthusiasts alike! Get ready for a unique Christmas experience that blends tradition, culture, and holiday cheer.

🎉 What to Expect?

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Christmas Market featuring local crafts and delicious treats.

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Kids’ Zone with fun activities and workshops for the little ones.

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Live music and performances to get you in the festive spirit.
⏺A chance to explore the museum and learn about Malta’s history in a magical Christmas setting.

💬 Why Visit?
It’s a great way to enjoy time with your loved ones, soak in the Christmas atmosphere, and discover Malta’s cultural heritage in a festive and unique way.

📌 Tickets: Available on the Heritage Malta website or at the venue.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of Christmas in a historic setting! 🎄✨

6,176

18 Nov, 06:22

🌞 Good Morning!

Let this week be as bright as the golden sunlight reflecting on Malta’s serene waters. May every morning bring inspiration, and your days be filled with harmony and joy.

💙 Stay inspired, dream big, and achieve your goals! Have an amazing week, everyone! 🛶✨

4,738

14 Nov, 08:42

🥃 Malta Whisky Festival — Here’s How It Went!

📅 When? November 9-10, 2024
📍 Where? Victoria, Gozo

Last week, Gozo welcomed whisky lovers from all over Malta and beyond! The Malta Whisky Festival, held on November 9-10, was a true celebration of flavor and aroma, allowing guests to indulge in unique tastings and meet industry professionals.

🎉 Festival Highlights:

- Tastings of exclusive whiskies from renowned brands
- Masterclasses by experts and talks on whisky culture
- Opportunities to chat with distillers and learn about the art of whisky-making
- Cozy relaxation zones where guests could share their impressions and connect with other whisky enthusiasts

The festival was not only a chance to enjoy the finest whiskies but also an excellent opportunity for socializing and making new connections. Attendees were thrilled with the experience, and the atmosphere made for an unforgettable event!

📌 Looking forward to more discoveries and gatherings next year!

6,856

11 Nov, 06:48

🚀 TON and Malta: A Step into the Future of Blockchain Technology

At a recent blockchain conference held in Malta this October, the focus was on the development of the TON (The Open Network) ecosystem and its potential integration into various sectors of the Maltese economy. The event brought together top experts and developers who discussed how TON could support the country’s digital transformation.

🔹 How Can TON Transform Malta?
Experts believe that TON can enhance transparency and efficiency in financial operations and provide a platform for decentralized applications (DApps). This opens up possibilities for blockchain use in finance, healthcare, and public administration.

🌐 Malta and Blockchain: A Perfect Match
Malta has long been known as the “Blockchain Island” thanks to its crypto-friendly policies. Integrating TON could strengthen the country’s position as an innovation hub and attract even more investment into the economy.

TON + Malta = The Future of Digital Technology!

3,054

06 Nov, 05:23

Sannat Gozo🇲🇹

3,585

29 Oct, 06:41

📊 Malta’s 2025 Budget: Support for Families, Youth, and the Economy

The Maltese government has unveiled its 2025 budget, focused on improving quality of life and driving sustainable growth. Here are some key initiatives:

1. Support for Families and Children: The budget includes an increase in allowances for families with children requiring specialized therapy—a meaningful step to support families with additional healthcare needs.
2. Free Gym Memberships for Youth: Young people will receive six months of free gym memberships as part of a new government program encouraging a healthy lifestyle and more physical activity.
3. Zero VAT on Women’s Hygiene Products: In a notable social initiative, VAT on women’s hygiene products has been removed, making these essentials more affordable.
4. Support for Local Producers: The government is reducing excise taxes on low-alcohol beverages made by small local producers, encouraging competition and growth for small businesses.

This budget reflects Malta’s commitment to social progress and better living conditions for its residents.

4,675

24 Oct, 07:29

☀️ Good morning, Malta! 🇲🇹 Sunrise in Malta is always very beautiful! 🌅 We hope that everyone has seen it at least once. Have a wonderful day everyone! 🚀

4,361

21 Oct, 05:36

💬 Mental Health on Malta: 21 Suicides Reported in 2024

According to the Ministry for Home Affairs, 21 suicides have been registered in Malta in 2024, bringing attention back to the ongoing issue of mental health. Most cases occurred in April and July. Organizations like Richmond Foundation and Appoġġ are continuing their efforts to support those in crisis, offering hotlines and online assistance.

💡 If you or someone you know needs help:

✅ Call the Richmond Foundation helpline: 1770.
✅ Use online chat services: OLLI chat and Kellimni.com.
✅ National helpline Appoġġ: 179.

Let’s look out for one another and remember that asking for help is always okay. Mental health matters!

4,790

15 Oct, 08:01

🌍 How to Choose the Right Area to Live in Malta?

If you’re planning to move to Malta, it’s essential to choose an area that fits your lifestyle and needs. Malta is small, but diverse, with various types of housing, infrastructure, and access to necessary amenities. Here are some key areas to consider depending on your preferences:

1. Sliema and St. Julian’s: For an Active Lifestyle

These two coastal towns are among the most popular with expats. They are home to many restaurants, bars, shops, and offices. If you work in IT or for an international company, most offices are located in these areas.

Pros:
⏺Direct access to the sea.
⏺Great infrastructure: supermarkets, malls, cafes, and restaurants within walking distance.
⏺Lively nightlife and social scene.
⏺Close to major transport hubs.

Cons:
⏺High rental prices.
⏺Noisy and crowded with tourists in peak seasons.

2. Gzira and Msida: For Students and Young Professionals

These areas are popular among students and young professionals due to their proximity to the University of Malta and more affordable rent compared to St. Julian’s and Sliema. They offer budget-friendly housing options while still maintaining access to the sea and city center.

Pros:
⏺Cheaper rent compared to St. Julian’s.
⏺Close to the university and business centers.
⏺Well-developed public transport.

Cons:
⏺Dense development, little greenery.
⏺Fewer entertainment options compared to other areas.

3. Mellieha and Bugibba: For Nature Lovers and Families

If you prefer a quieter atmosphere and want to live away from the city hustle, northern areas like Mellieha and Bugibba are great options. These places are known for their beaches and relaxed lifestyle. Perfect for families looking for spacious homes.

Pros:
⏺Close to beaches and nature reserves.
⏺Relaxed and quiet atmosphere.
⏺Spacious homes and villas.

Cons:
⏺Far from the capital and business centers.
⏺Fewer job opportunities within walking distance.

4. Valletta: For History and Culture Enthusiasts

Malta’s capital, Valletta, is ideal for those who love being in the heart of cultural events. It’s a historical center full of museums, theaters, and cultural activities. Living here means being a part of Malta’s rich history.

Pros:
⏺Historical architecture and cultural events.
⏺Central location with easy access to the rest of the island.
⏺Plenty of restaurants, shops, and cafes.

Cons:
⏺Expensive rent with limited parking.
⏺Older buildings may require renovation.

5. Mdina and Rabat: For Peace and Quiet

These areas, located away from the busy coastal towns, are perfect for those who value tranquility and privacy. Mdina, known as the “Silent City,” is surrounded by walls and offers a serene living environment in a beautiful historical setting.

Pros:
⏺Quiet and peaceful.
⏺Rich in history and architecture.
⏺Fewer tourists compared to other areas.

Cons:
⏺Far from business and entertainment centers.
⏺Limited amenities and infrastructure.

Conclusion

Choosing an area in Malta depends on your lifestyle and priorities. If you want a vibrant social life and proximity to offices, consider Sliema or St. Julian’s. For those who value nature and tranquility, northern areas like Mellieha are great options. Families may enjoy Mellieha’s spacious homes, while history lovers will feel right at home in Valletta or Mdina.

Think about your priorities and budget, and pick the area that best suits your expectations for life in Malta!

5,199

11 Oct, 07:36

🚤 Malta Boat Show 2024 — Don’t Miss the Top Maritime Event of the Year!

From October 31 to November 3, 2024, head to Dock 1 in Cospicua for the annual Malta Boat Show, the ultimate gathering for maritime enthusiasts, industry professionals, and international brands.

🎯 Why should you come?
It’s your chance to witness the latest in yacht design and marine technology, while immersing yourself in Malta’s rich seafaring heritage. You’ll meet industry leaders, network with experts, and explore cutting-edge innovations from top manufacturers.

💸 How much does it cost?
Ticket prices typically start at €10 for adults, with discounts for children and seniors. VIP packages are also available, offering access to exclusive events and private showings.

👀 What can you expect?

⏺ Showcasing new yacht and boat models
⏺ Cutting-edge marine gadgets and technologies
⏺ Meet-and-greets with renowned yachtsmen and industry experts
⏺ Workshops and demonstrations on yacht handling
⏺ Special zones for families and kids’ activities

📅 How was it last time?
Last year’s event attracted a large crowd, and everyone was impressed by the scale and the incredible innovations on display. For Malta, this show is a fantastic opportunity to shine as a Mediterranean maritime hub.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this maritime celebration and explore the future of the industry!

4,324

08 Oct, 07:49

💼 Malta Updates Crypto Laws — Prepares for MiCA Implementation

Malta is actively updating its cryptocurrency regulations to align with the new EU standards (MiCA), which will come into effect in December 2024. These changes will allow crypto companies in Malta to operate across the entire EU with a single license. Key updates include simplifying audit requirements and lowering capital thresholds for crypto business licenses, making it easier to conduct business in the country.

🌍 Why is this important for residents and those considering moving to Malta?

For locals, this could mean new job opportunities in the growing blockchain and crypto sectors, along with increased foreign investment, driving economic growth. For those planning to move to Malta, the country becomes even more attractive as it remains one of the leading hubs for the crypto industry, providing a stable legal framework for businesses and professionals in the field.

3,995

02 Oct, 06:48

✈️ New Ryanair Flights from Malta!

Great news for travelers! Ryanair is launching three new winter routes from Malta to Rome, Paris, and Katowice. This is a fantastic opportunity for Maltese residents and visitors to explore Europe with more convenient and affordable flights. These new routes make traveling even easier and more accessible.

🌍 Malta is becoming even more connected with Europe!

Get ready for winter adventures—start planning your trips and book your tickets now. ✈️

4,592

28 Sep, 06:17

💼 Most In-Demand Jobs in Malta

If you’re planning to move to Malta and seeking employment, here are some of the most in-demand jobs:

1. IT Professionals: Developers, cybersecurity engineers, data specialists.
2. Finance and Banking Experts: Fintech specialists, auditors.
3. Healthcare Workers: Doctors, nurses, pharmacists.
4. Hospitality and Tourism: Hotel managers, tour guides, restaurateurs.
5. Education: English language teachers, school educators.

Malta is actively attracting foreign professionals, especially in these booming sectors!

5,151

23 Sep, 06:08

🌍 5 Unusual Facts for Those Planning to Move to Malta

1. Two official languages: English and Maltese are both official, but knowing a few Maltese words can help you integrate faster.
2. A country of cats: Malta is famous for its love of cats, which roam freely and are even considered local mascots.
3. Ancient temples: Malta boasts some of the oldest structures in the world, older than the pyramids!
4. Left-hand driving: Like in the UK, Malta drives on the left side of the road.
5. Sunny but humid: Over 300 sunny days a year, but the humidity can be intense in summer!

Ready to move? 🌞

4,674

17 Sep, 06:35

🚀 Malta – The Blockchain Island and New Opportunities for Toncoin

Malta has long earned its reputation as a crypto-friendly region, offering great potential for cryptocurrencies like Toncoin. With advanced regulations in place for blockchain technology, the country is an ideal platform for developing digital asset projects.

🌍 As part of Telegram’s ecosystem, Toncoin could eventually be integrated into Malta’s digital services and commerce, thanks to the nation’s progressive stance on crypto.

📈 Malta + Toncoin = A perfect combination for the future of the crypto economy!

4,751

12 Sep, 06:04

🇲🇹 Surprising Facts About Malta You Might Not Know

1. One of the smallest countries in the world: Despite its tiny size, Malta is a treasure trove of culture and history!
2. No rivers or lakes: Unlike most European countries, Malta doesn’t have any natural rivers or lakes. Water is sourced mainly through desalination.
3. Ancient temples: The Mnajdra and Ġgantija temples on Malta are older than the Egyptian pyramids, dating back over 5,500 years, making them some of the oldest structures in the world.
4. Maltese language: It’s the only Semitic language officially recognized in the EU. While it has Arabic roots, it borrows heavily from Italian and English.
5. Colorful balconies: Malta is famous for its bright, enclosed balconies known as “gallarijas,” which give the cities a unique and charming look.
6. The “Maltese Falcon” story: The Knights Hospitaller were granted Malta in exchange for a symbolic annual payment of one falcon to the Spanish king.
7. George Cross on the flag: Malta was awarded the George Cross for the bravery of its people during WWII, and this symbol still appears on the nation’s flag.

📍 Malta is more than just sunny beaches – it’s full of history and culture!

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09 Sep, 19:03

🚩 Important Notice from Malta Red Cross 🚩

We are experiencing high winds along various beaches on the coast of Malta. These conditions can be extremely dangerous for swimmers and beachgoers.

Beaches affected include:

- Gnejna
- Ghajn Tuffieha
- Golden Bay
- Perched Beach
- Fond Ghadir
- Zurrieq
- Lapsi
- St.George’s Bay
- Balluta Bay

For your safety and the safety of our lifeguards, we kindly ask you to:
- Avoid swimming in rough seas.
- Follow the instructions of our lifeguards at all times.
- Stay informed about weather updates and beach conditions.

Your cooperation is crucial in helping us ensure everyone's safety. Let's work together to prevent any accidents and keep our beaches safe.

Thank you for your understanding and support. (C)

4,562

09 Sep, 13:11

🚣‍♂️ Traditional Victory Day Regatta in Malta

In Grand Harbour, one of Malta’s most iconic locations, the annual boat races took place to celebrate Victory Day. This event drew in large crowds, cheering on the teams competing for the top spot in this symbolic regatta. Victory Day, celebrated in September, marks Malta’s triumph over the Ottoman siege and victory during World War II.

🏅 Sportsmanship and Tradition

These races have become a key part of Malta’s cultural heritage, bringing together participants from all over the country. The exciting races and national spirit make this one of the most anticipated sporting events in the local calendar.

📍 Feel the Maltese atmosphere and cheer for the participants at the next race!

3,960

05 Sep, 10:42

🇬🇧 The British Royal Family is Visiting Malta in October!

In October 2024, Malta will host special guests from the British Royal Family. The visit is part of the celebrations marking Malta’s independence anniversary and highlights the long-standing historical ties between the two nations. The British monarchy played a significant role in Malta’s history, and this visit adds another chapter to their shared story.

🎉 Why is this important for Malta?

This visit will draw global attention to Malta and become a major cultural event. Alongside the official ceremonies, it’s a great opportunity to promote tourism and boost the country’s international image.

🔗 Stay tuned for updates and don’t miss this historic event!

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03 Sep, 10:47

🐢 Malta Sets a New Record for Turtle Nests!

In 2024, Malta reached a new environmental milestone with the discovery of eight sea turtle nests, breaking the previous record of seven nests set in 2020. The latest nest was found on Ramla l-Ħamra beach on the island of Gozo. This achievement highlights the ongoing efforts to protect wildlife habitats and the importance of conservation in Malta.

This event not only marks a significant step in preserving endangered species but also reminds us of the need for continued action to protect nature and biodiversity on the island.

📍 Let’s cherish nature and support wildlife conservation initiatives!

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01 Sep, 06:37

💼 Malta and Crypto: A New Hub for Crypto Millionaires?

Malta is solidifying its position as one of the most attractive destinations for cryptocurrency investors. Since implementing pioneering laws in 2018 to regulate virtual financial assets, Malta has drawn significant attention from the crypto market. The island offers a favorable legal and tax environment, including opportunities to minimize capital, inheritance, and wealth taxes, making it particularly appealing to those seeking stability and security for their digital assets.

Moreover, the local government actively supports innovation and the development of blockchain technology, enhancing Malta’s reputation as the “Blockchain Island.” For companies and individual investors involved in cryptocurrencies, this creates unique opportunities for business growth within a legal framework that encourages expansion and the influx of new capital. Malta’s strategic location in the Mediterranean further adds to its appeal, making it a convenient hub for international business and global asset management.

All these factors combine to make Malta an ideal location for crypto millionaires looking for effective asset management and capital protection. The island offers a conducive environment for the long-term growth and preservation of cryptocurrency investments in a stable and favorable setting.

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31 Aug, 08:19

🇲🇹 Happy last day of summer, Malta! But the swimming season in Malta continues and promises to be long! 🏊🏻

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21 Aug, 12:12

🇲🇹 Malta's earliest megalithic temple is located on the island of Gozo. Ġgantija temples are one of Malta's best preserved prehistoric temples and is considered as one of the oldest free standing monuments in the world preceding Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids! In this place you feel the breath of antiquity, because it was built almost 6000 years ago. Of course, it is better to visit outside the summer months so that the scorching sun does not interfere with your visit. ☀️

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20 Aug, 17:57

🌅 Some of the most beautiful sunsets can be seen on the island of Gozo, Malta, in Xlendi Bay. 🇲🇹

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🇲🇹 Malta Online 🇲🇹

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