Things To Do in Malta

Nothing says ‘summer’ like a good old craft beer. And what better way is there to spend your summer holiday than by tasting the flavours of the world at the Craft Beer Festival in Fort St Elmo?

Whether it’s during the day or night, Valletta is a magical capital city. Considering that it’s one of the smallest capitals around, there’s always something new to discover in Valletta. In fact, Valletta for couples is a popular search and destination.

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.

Born out of the love for all things vintage and classic cars, Valletta Concours D’Elegance is making its third appearance on the Maltese Islands in the capital city of Valletta.

Carnival in Malta is an extremely popular event with colourful floats, dancing and fancy costumes dominating Valletta. We asked Alvin Livori all about his Carnival experience and this year's Carnival float.

Carnival in Malta is always brimming with fun activities including processions with colourful floats, dances, masks and costumes. It is a fun packed week that is celebrated by children and adults alike. Find out more about what goes on during Carnival on the island!