È tempo di fuggire! Scopri questa bellissima isola

Created: Friday, November 15, 2024

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The Maltese Islands are a melting pot of different cultures that have each played a part in shaping our history, heritage, and lifestyle. While there remains an innate “Malteseness” in everything that we do, influences from past rulers can still be observed in our day-to-day lives. Our language is derived from Semitic roots with Italian influences and is the only language of its kind that is written in Latin script; our Capital City – Valletta – and the Islands’ fortifications, were built by the Order of the Knights of St John; our national flag bears the George Cross, an award for the country’s display of valour during the Second World War, during which Malta served as the naval base for the British; and the list goes on. 8000 years of history are condensed into an island of just 316 square kilometres, so history can be found in every corner of the island. From the oldest free-standing temple structures of the Megalithic Temples and the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum to incredible feats of fortified architecture like the “silent” city of Mdina and the Capital City of Valletta, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you will also find that there is a more modern side to the Maltese Islands too. After over 160 years of British rule, Malta became an Independent nation in 1964. Since then, the Island has continued to develop into the warm and welcoming Island that we know today. From beautiful sunny beaches, to fun-filled leisure activities, luxurious experiences and, of course, historical, and cultural excursions, the Maltese Islands have something to offer to every type of traveller. An open, safe, and multicultural destination, Malta has always been a melting pot that embraces a diversity of cultures. Today, our country is one of the most inclusive places in the world, happily welcoming thousands of travellers of all kinds, shapes, sizes, colours, and creeds every year. Malta Facts • The Maltese Islands boast 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. • Malta is less than a three hour flight away from most major European airports. • The island’s total area covers just 316 km squared, meaning travel times are often kept under 20 minutes! • Maltese and English are the two official languages on the island, although many people are also fluent in Italian. • The Capital City, Valletta, was the European Capital of Culture in 2018 and is one of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites found on the island. • Malta joined the European Union on 1st May 2004 & adopted the Euro on New Year’s Day, 2008.

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QAWRA Palace Resort & SPA 8.2 Very good

QAWRA - At 9.0 km from the centreBED AND BREAKFASTQawra Coast Road, QAWRA SPB1900 Double room

The hotel is ideally located on the Qawra seafront, with panoramic views of the beautiful Salina Bay in the north of the island. There are many shops, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity and it is just a short walk to Bugibba and St. Paul's Bay. Each room comes with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer and a nicely-fitted living area with air conditioning and a balcony or a terrace. Designed to make guests’ stay an unforgettable experience, this family-friendly beach hotel offers a disco, 2 hot tubs and a sauna, ideal to enjoy a moment of relaxation. There’s also a buffet-style restaurant where to taste delicious Mediterranean specialities. The two onsite swimming pools with children's paddling section are ideal for guests to take a cool dip, and facilities are available for tennis, pool and mini golf. Guests can also try a variety of water sports in the local area.

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