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Discover Malta: History, Culture & Mediterranean Life
Malta is a tiny archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean, boasting over 7,000 years of history. From prehistoric temples older than the pyramids to baroque churches and vibrant modern culture, this island nation punches well above its weight.
Whether you're here for a week or one lifetime because you live here, Malta offers an incredible density of experiences – world-class dining, stunning architecture, crystal-clear waters, and a cultural calendar packed with events year-round.
Malta — Frequently Asked Questions
Everything first-time visitors want to know
Is Malta worth visiting?
Absolutely — 7,000 years of history, 3 UNESCO sites, world-class diving and 300+ days of sunshine.
How many days do you need in Malta?
4–5 days for the highlights; a week for a relaxed visit including Gozo.
What is Malta famous for?
Ancient temples, the walled capital Valletta, the Blue Lagoon, the Great Siege, and Game of Thrones filming locations.
Is Malta good for families?
Yes — safe beaches, child-friendly culture, the Blue Lagoon, and Esplora science centre are highlights.
What language do they speak in Malta?
Maltese and English (both official). English is spoken fluently by virtually everyone.
How do I get to Malta?
Direct flights from most European cities (3h from London). Ferry from Sicily is also possible.
Do I need a car in Malta?
No — Bolt taxi app and public buses cover everything. Rental car useful but not essential.
What food is Malta known for?
Pastizzi, rabbit stew (fenek), fresh fish, ftira bread, and Ä¡bejniet cheese. Italian and Arabic influences.