Malta: Criminals, caves, and cart ruts
Mary Murphy
February 7, 2020
I’m not a great fan of caves. I may well have overdosed on them when we were in Georgia a few years back, but I
I’m not a great fan of caves. I may well have overdosed on them when we were in Georgia a few years back, but I
I come to Malta every year around February and thanks to the perseverance of some lovely friends whose mission it seems is to take me
The traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see. So said G. K. Chesterton many moons ago and although
Visiting Malta for the umpteenth time with Air Malta and looking forward to seeing more of what the islands had to offer, Roman beehives weren’t
Don’t ever let anyone tell you that there’s nothing to do in Malta once you’ve seen the temples and the hypogeum. I was over there
Like a lot of things in Malta, the graffiti is contained… contained mainly to underpasses and skate parks. The island is not awash with colourful
Shrove Tuesday – the last chance for you to use up your eggs, empty your jam jars, use up the syrup and pig out before
When I was seven, my twenty-year-old cousin was old, which made my forty-year-old aunt very old and my grandmother positively ancient. Age was relative –
2010, saw the fifth annual Notte Bianca in the Maltese city of Valletta. The inspiration behind this night of cultural events lies in the concept
Maribor. Maribor. Maribor. The name was embedded in my brain long before I ever set foot in the city. I knew of it because of
