There are many meals to try while you are visiting the sunny islands but Maltese Rabbit Stew should definitely come at the top of your list. Locally known as “Stuffat tal-fenek” the island’s national dish is deeply rooted in the Maltese cultural identity and is a symbolic meal perfect for any social gathering.
Valletta is always hustling and bustling with activities. We're giving you a list of things to do in Valletta including shopping, immersing yourself in culture, visiting museums, and more.
Malta likes to stick to its Catholic roots and a feast such as Easter has a very religious connotation to it which is why Easter in Malta is a big celebration. Apart from the beautiful weather and countryside during the spring season, here is why Easter in Malta is so special and why you should book your stay to visit our magnificent island.
The feast of St Paul's Shipwreck in Malta is one of the most popular religious feasts on the island. Happening on the 10th of February, you can enjoy the events and activities happening in Valletta while staying at AX The Saint John.
If you're in love with the works of classical era composers such as Vivaldi, Bach or Handel, The Valletta International Baroque Festival is for you. A firmly established event has been running for seven years now and is considered to be one of the most prestigious cultural events of the year.
Local artist’s masterpiece makes its way back home just in time for Christmas in Malta. A short interview with Manwel Dimech telling us all about his artwork and the importance of keeping the Maltese crib alive.
The celebrations are back! This New Year’s Eve, Valletta is transforming its streets into a massive party in which you can celebrate and start off the New Year in style. The event aims to bring magic and festivity to the capital.
Christmas is a time for cheer, happiness and love. While these sentiments are encouraged all year round, they seem to be heightened during the festive season.
