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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up

What would be your must see places or places to visit.. off there soon.. definitely off to Mnajdra while I'm there and St John's but anywhere else

Thanks

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By *rShinyKnickersMan
over a year ago

BARRY

Make sure you go swimming in the blue grotto...it's lush!! (My mum is Maltese and I spent most of my summer's there as a young boy!)

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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up


"Make sure you go swimming in the blue grotto...it's lush!! (My mum is Maltese and I spent most of my summer's there as a young boy!)

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..thanks. yes I think will. Im going to see as my dad spent much of his 20s there x

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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"Make sure you go swimming in the blue grotto...it's lush!! (My mum is Maltese and I spent most of my summer's there as a young boy!)

..thanks. yes I think will. Im going to see as my dad spent much of his 20s there x "

I haven't been to Malta in about 40 years.

I do remember they don't like ze Germans.

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon

Must see in Malta? The departure lounge at the airport!

For a laugh - YouTube ‘an Italian goes to Malta’

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By *rShinyKnickersMan
over a year ago

BARRY

Oh, also..stay off the roads..unless you have a death wish...

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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up


"Oh, also..stay off the roads..unless you have a death wish..."

Having been in Italy... I already have that opinion lol

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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago

Hull


"Oh, also..stay off the roads..unless you have a death wish..."

Things have improved greatly because as EEC members now, they've had to improve vehicle safety standards, MOT's, road designs etc.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What would be your must see places or places to visit.. off there soon.. definitely off to Mnajdra while I'm there and St John's but anywhere else

Thanks"

I went for three weeks last year I went all over Malta and got ferry to the other close by island was beautiful and I had a great time visiting nearly all the churches and Valletta is also amazing in the summer wow especially when you get to the top where the canon's are and look into the beautiful blue sea I embraced the Maltese culture fully great holiday...

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By *arksxMan
over a year ago

Leicester / London

Valletta the whole place

Hearing the conons fire daily is pretty specialll

Rabbit is the local delicacy... And it's bloody delicious too

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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago

Hull


"What would be your must see places or places to visit.. off there soon.. definitely off to Mnajdra while I'm there and St John's but anywhere else

Thanks

I went for three weeks last year I went all over Malta and got ferry to the other close by island was beautiful and I had a great time visiting nearly all the churches and Valletta is also amazing in the summer wow especially when you get to the top where the canon's are and look into the beautiful blue sea I embraced the Maltese culture fully great holiday... "

The ferry across to Gozo is a short trip but well worth it.

Take a look at the main church in Gozo's main town but take sunglasses as the reflections off the ornate gold and silver decorations will blind you! It's stunning!

Gozo is best visited with a planned tour as the islands buses can be a bit haphazard, timetables wise.

Malta mainland bus services are far better.

Try to visit Mdina, the old Capital. Stunning architecture and a beautiful church in the main square.

Blue Grotto is a must, as is the capital, Valletta.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What would be your must see places or places to visit.. off there soon.. definitely off to Mnajdra while I'm there and St John's but anywhere else

Thanks

I went for three weeks last year I went all over Malta and got ferry to the other close by island was beautiful and I had a great time visiting nearly all the churches and Valletta is also amazing in the summer wow especially when you get to the top where the canon's are and look into the beautiful blue sea I embraced the Maltese culture fully great holiday...

The ferry across to Gozo is a short trip but well worth it.

Take a look at the main church in Gozo's main town but take sunglasses as the reflections off the ornate gold and silver decorations will blind you! It's stunning!

Gozo is best visited with a planned tour as the islands buses can be a bit haphazard, timetables wise.

Malta mainland bus services are far better.

Try to visit Mdina, the old Capital. Stunning architecture and a beautiful church in the main square.

Blue Grotto is a must, as is the capital, Valletta. "

I did all this too and I went to the fish market on Sundays in the place begining with M very long name I can't spell or pronounce very enjoyable though bugibba square is great too for bars restaurants also shopping as well as Valletta nice gift shops too the Crown is another great place to buy stuff too and a bit further there are more shops across from the harbour/Bay.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Popeyes village, 3 cities, gozo and comina ... boat trips around them look good

I was going to book the Mellieha area as views were across to gozo

I researched the island as I was going to book after Christmas

I watched a YouTube video too showing best things to see

I then booked Rome!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What would be your must see places or places to visit.. off there soon.. definitely off to Mnajdra while I'm there and St John's but anywhere else

Thanks

I went for three weeks last year I went all over Malta and got ferry to the other close by island was beautiful and I had a great time visiting nearly all the churches and Valletta is also amazing in the summer wow especially when you get to the top where the canon's are and look into the beautiful blue sea I embraced the Maltese culture fully great holiday...

The ferry across to Gozo is a short trip but well worth it.

Take a look at the main church in Gozo's main town but take sunglasses as the reflections off the ornate gold and silver decorations will blind you! It's stunning!

Gozo is best visited with a planned tour as the islands buses can be a bit haphazard, timetables wise.

Malta mainland bus services are far better.

Try to visit Mdina, the old Capital. Stunning architecture and a beautiful church in the main square.

Blue Grotto is a must, as is the capital, Valletta.

I did all this too and I went to the fish market on Sundays in the place begining with M very long name I can't spell or pronounce very enjoyable though bugibba square is great too for bars restaurants also shopping as well as Valletta nice gift shops too the Crown is another great place to buy stuff too and a bit further there are more shops across from the harbour/Bay. "

Oh yeah visit sliema too

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan
over a year ago

Coventry

I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd.

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By *rivateparts!Man
over a year ago

Walking down the only road I've ever known!

It's a place I've always wanted to go but never been.

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By *sh6866Man
over a year ago

halifax

And if you ever fancied a go at scuba diving.....its the place to try it.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan
over a year ago

Aylesbury


"I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd."

Your mum sounds cool! Yeah I want to visit the naval gun too, I saw it on forgotten weapons and was amazed by the hydraulic loading system. Bloody ingenious!

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan
over a year ago

Coventry


"I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd.

Your mum sounds cool! Yeah I want to visit the naval gun too, I saw it on forgotten weapons and was amazed by the hydraulic loading system. Bloody ingenious!"

She's the best, but hands off. She has a licence for gun powder and likes to fire the real things (maybe where I get my eccentric ways, focused interests and love of history from).

It really is, the whole system is really a feat of military technology of its period. A real wonder weapon of its day. I suppose it goes to show how important Malta and Gibraltar was to us and protecting our ambitions in that area.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan
over a year ago

Aylesbury


"I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd.

Your mum sounds cool! Yeah I want to visit the naval gun too, I saw it on forgotten weapons and was amazed by the hydraulic loading system. Bloody ingenious!

She's the best, but hands off. She has a licence for gun powder and likes to fire the real things (maybe where I get my eccentric ways, focused interests and love of history from).

It really is, the whole system is really a feat of military technology of its period. A real wonder weapon of its day. I suppose it goes to show how important Malta and Gibraltar was to us and protecting our ambitions in that area."

Sure you dont want to trade mothers? Mine is a whiz at tax returns

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan
over a year ago

Coventry


"I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd.

Your mum sounds cool! Yeah I want to visit the naval gun too, I saw it on forgotten weapons and was amazed by the hydraulic loading system. Bloody ingenious!

She's the best, but hands off. She has a licence for gun powder and likes to fire the real things (maybe where I get my eccentric ways, focused interests and love of history from).

It really is, the whole system is really a feat of military technology of its period. A real wonder weapon of its day. I suppose it goes to show how important Malta and Gibraltar was to us and protecting our ambitions in that area.

Sure you dont want to trade mothers? Mine is a whiz at tax returns "

Ask me again next year when I file my 2019/2020.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan
over a year ago

Aylesbury


"I've always fancied visiting Fort Rinella to see the huge gun. I've seen its surviving sibling in Gibraltar, so rude not see that too. Although I'd probably have to bring my mum along for the trip too because she's a huge artillery nerd.

Your mum sounds cool! Yeah I want to visit the naval gun too, I saw it on forgotten weapons and was amazed by the hydraulic loading system. Bloody ingenious!

She's the best, but hands off. She has a licence for gun powder and likes to fire the real things (maybe where I get my eccentric ways, focused interests and love of history from).

It really is, the whole system is really a feat of military technology of its period. A real wonder weapon of its day. I suppose it goes to show how important Malta and Gibraltar was to us and protecting our ambitions in that area.

Sure you dont want to trade mothers? Mine is a whiz at tax returns

Ask me again next year when I file my 2019/2020. "

Lol, okay. I'll stick it in my calendar

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By *alteseMan
over a year ago

Malta

Sea is very nice plus its full of historical places. Sister island of gozo is also worth a visit. It all depends what you are into. Diving is also worth a try

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By *rShinyKnickersMan
over a year ago

BARRY

Alas, it's not the same as it used to be...VERY touristy now and high rises going up everywhere. They're knocking down all the old buildings to make room. Tis sad!

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By *ittleMissCali OP   Woman
over a year ago

all loved up


"Popeyes village, 3 cities, gozo and comina ... boat trips around them look good

I was going to book the Mellieha area as views were across to gozo

I researched the island as I was going to book after Christmas

I watched a YouTube video too showing best things to see

I then booked Rome!! "
Rome is beautiful. I spend quite a bit of time there.

Thanks to all.Im only going for 3 days this time but also booking a week in Jan x

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By *orcouplesMan
over a year ago

everywhere

Malta next week ..... anyone about for fun and nights or days out ???

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By *alteseMan
over a year ago

Malta

Any fun loving people in or heading to Malta?

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By *asilForty77Man
over a year ago

a hundred and sixty of us living in a small shoebox in the middle of the road

Gozo

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By *ceKweenWoman
over a year ago

Bolton

Definitely Gozo... all the bays are wonderful.

Snorkelling is a must. Comino is like sardine central unless you walk to the other side for a much quieter beach.

In Malta go to the craft village in Rabat.. another lovely day out.

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