Malta has something to offer anyone of any age or interests. Visit all the beautiful historical sites, museums and churches or spend the days on a beach, relaxing or doing different activities.

Historical sites and places of interest in Malta and Gozo worth visiting are:-

Mdina also known as the Silent City. Situated here is the Mdina Cathedral, Mdina Dungeons, Palazzo Falson and more.

Rabat visitng St. Paul's Catacombs, St. Paul's Grotto and Domus Romana.

Mosta Church having one of the largest domes in Europe.

Ta' Qali Local Crafts Village.

The 3 Cities - Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea full of architecture and historical places including Fort St. Angelo, The Inquisitor's Palace, St. Lawrence Church, walk around the Collacchio and the Vittoriosa Waterfront.

The Hypogeum in Paola, the Temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra in Qrendi and the Megalithic Temples at Tarxien.

Valletta - Malta's capital city, visit Auberge De Castille, Manoel Theatre, The Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens, the Grandmaster's Palace, St. John's Co-Cathedral, Mediterranean Conference Centre, Fort St. Elmo and the Museum of Fine Arts and more.

Blue Grotto in Wied iz-Zurrieq.

Ghar Dalam translated as the "Cave of Darkness" in Birzebbugia.

Ggantija Temple in Gozo.

Calypso's Cave situated close to Xaghra, Gozo.

Inland Sea, Fungus Rock and Azure Window at Dwejra, Gozo.

The Gozo Heritage museum in Ghajnsielem, Gozo.

The Citadel and Cathedral in Victoria, Gozo. In Victoria one will find a number of museums worth a visit.

Beaches

There are quite a number of beaches on the Maltese Islands. Ghajn Tuffieha, Mellieha, St. George's Bay, Paradise Bay and Pretty Bay being but a few. In Gozo, Marsalforn, Ramla l-Hamra and Xlendi are both beautiful and picturesque beaches. Malta also has a large National pool in Gzira, that is open to the public. Originally built for the small nations games, it is great for training whilst on holiday.

In general, the Maltese coastal waters are clean and safe for swimming as there are no tides. Some bays are exposed to north and north-easterly winds which do produce some strong undercurrents at times.

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