GuideMeMalta.com
Culture
Culture
Made of hard stuff! Vintage video clip shows quarry workers on site at Ħaġar Qim
 
Sarah Micallef
Culture
Culture
Happy public holiday! Here’s why St Paul is so popular on the Maltese Islands
He managed to convert an entire nation.
Jillian Mallia
Culture
Culture
These 5 beautiful Maltese & Gozitan churches are all dedicated to St Paul
And there's plenty more!
Caroline Curmi
Culture
Culture
Did you know? Malta was home to 36 cinemas back in the 1960s
There are only six cinemas around Malta and Gozo nowadays.
Benjamin Abela
Culture
Culture
Welcome to the Capital! Here are the top 10 things to do in Valletta this winter
Valletta is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in all of Europe.
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
Malta ghost stories: The White Lady at Birgu’s Fort St Angelo
She later became known as the Grey Lady…
Jillian Mallia
Culture
Culture
Did you know? Floriana’s Argotti Gardens were once home to this stunning greenhouse
Sadly, only photos remain…
Sarah Micallef
Culture
Culture
Malta is now an official starting point for the world-famous Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is one of the most important pilgrimages for any Christian.
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
Boom! Have you ever seen the world’s largest cannon at Fort Rinella?
Did you know that Fort Rinella owes its very existence to the 100-ton gun?
Melanie Drury
Culture
Culture
Have you ever heard of the Burning Chapel at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta?
What an ethereal image!
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
University of Malta Campus like you’ve never seen it before! Check out these incredible photos
An entirely different world.
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
Did you know? Queen Victoria’s granddaughter Princess Victoria Melita was born in Malta
She was born here as her father was stationed with the Royal Navy in Malta at the time.
Emma Galea
New & now
New & now
166 years ago, Malta experienced one of its BIGGEST earthquakes
Many buildings ended up in absolute ruin.
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
WATCH: Heritage Malta using X-Ray technology to study and preserve Maltese ancient artworks
The technology is being provided by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Emma Galea
Culture
Culture
WATCH: Striking footage of Malta during World War II will leave you speechless
Malta has been through a lot...
Jillian Mallia