Twenty two images to prove that Malta is a living colour palette generator 🙂
Travel & Run
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November summary
I have not written a long time ago, with most of the reason is that we have seen almost everything on the island several times…
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National Museum of Archaeology, Malta
The National Museum of Archaeology is located in Valletta, on the main, Republic street.
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Notte Bianca
At Notte Bianca ( White Night) you can visit places which are closed for the public on other days.
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Lower Barrakka Garden
There is a Lower and Upper Barrakka garden in Valletta. Both are beautiful.
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St. John’s Co-Cathedral
St. John’s Co-Cathedral is the biggest attractions in Valletta. You will see why.
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Likes / Dislikes
It is going to be my first month on the island. I can tell by now what I like and what I really do not like.
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Third week
I visited Valletta, the capital of Malta. I have trouble to understand the boundaries of the cities. As the whole country could fit into an average European capital, the Maltese cities are more like districts to me.
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First experiences
I have arrived at Malta in 2014 as I have realized I better off leaving my hometown behind and let myself got engaged with various new adventures in a new country or maybe around the World.
