Overview
About Malta
A full overview of Malta will be added soon.
Quick facts
At a glance
- Capital
- Valletta
- Population
- 540K
- Area
- 316 km²
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Language
- Maltese, English
- Time zone
- —
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Malta on the map
Regions
Where to go in Malta
- 01
Attard
Central, quaint, tree-lined village, known for beautiful gardens and historical palaces.
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- 02
Balzan
Charming, affluent residential village known for its well-preserved traditional Maltese houses and quiet streets.
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- 03
Birgu (Città Vittoriosa)
Historic, fortified city with a rich maritime past, narrow streets, and stunning waterfront views.
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- 04
Birkirkara
Malta's most populous town, a bustling commercial hub with a mix of modern and traditional elements.
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- 05
Birżebbuġa
Southern coastal town, popular for its sandy beaches, prehistoric sites, and fishing harbor.
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- 06
Bormla (Cospicua)
One of the Three Cities, a historic, fortified city with a rich naval history, picturesque waterfront, and winding streets.
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- 07
Dingli
Rural, picturesque village perched atop impressive sea cliffs, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
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- 08
Fgura
Residential, modern town in the inner south of Malta, known for its bustling commercial center.
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- 09
Floriana
Historic gateway to Valletta, characterized by grand baroque architecture, impressive fortifications, and extensive gardens.
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- 10
Għargħur
Small, tranquil village on a hilltop, offering panoramic views and a relaxed, traditional atmosphere.
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- 11
Għaxaq
Traditional, agricultural village in the south, known for its quiet streets and authentic Maltese character.
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- 12
Gudja
Peaceful, historic village close to the airport, known for its charming square and ancient chapels.
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- 13
Gżira
Bustling coastal town with a lively promenade, popular for its waterfront views of Manoel Island and Valletta, and diverse dining options.
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- 14
Ħamrun
Lively, working-class town known for its vibrant community, traditional Maltese character, and diverse cultural mix.
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- 15
Iklin
Residential, modern town in central Malta, known for its quiet streets and proximity to amenities.
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- 16
Isla (Senglea)
Historic, fortified peninsula, one of the Three Cities, offering stunning waterfront views and a strong sense of maritime heritage.
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- 17
Kalkara
Historic coastal village with a natural harbor, known for its fortified structures and connection to the Grand Harbour.
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- 18
Kerċem
Peaceful, agricultural village in Gozo, known for its rural charm and proximity to the Għadira ta' San Raflu (San Rafflu Lake).
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- 19
Kirkop
Small, historic village in southwestern Malta, known for its traditional character and proximity to the airport.
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- 20
Lija
Small, charming and quiet village, known for its citrus gardens and impressive fireworks displays during its feast.
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- 21
Luqa
Home to Malta International Airport, a bustling town with historical roots and a mix of traditional and modern elements.
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- 22
Marsa
Industrial and commercial hub with a diverse population, characterized by its historic Grand Harbour docks and modern developments.
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- 23
Marsaskala
Popular seaside resort town with a charming promenade, busy bay, and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for families.
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- 24
Marsaxlokk
Picturesque fishing village, famous for its colorful 'luzzu' boats, daily fish market, and fresh seafood restaurants.
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- 25
Mdina
The 'Silent City', a fortified medieval town with narrow, cobbled streets, ancient palaces, and breathtaking panoramic views.
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- 26
Mellieħa
Northern resort town known for its large sandy beaches, stunning natural landscapes, and historical sites.
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- 27
Mġarr
Rural, agricultural village in northwestern Malta, known for its fertile valleys, prehistoric temples, and traditional farming life.
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- 28
Mosta
Centrally located town, famous for its magnificent Rotunda church and bustling marketplace.
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- 29
Mqabba
Traditional, quiet village in southern Malta, known for its limestone quarries and historical sites.
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- 30
Nadur
One of Gozo's largest and most vibrant villages, set on a hilltop, known for its lively carnival and panoramic views.
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- 31
Naxxar
Historic and affluent village in central Malta, known for its grand palazzo, charming square, and cultural heritage.
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- 32
Paola
Bustling, commercial town in the south, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Hal Saflieni Hypogeum and a vibrant marketplace.
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- 33
Pembroke
Modern, residential town known for its coastal walks, natural beauty, and remains of British military architecture.
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- 34
Pietà
Historic harborside town with charming old buildings, a picturesque promenade, and close proximity to Valletta.
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- 35
Qala
Easternmost village in Gozo, offering stunning coastal views, rural charm, and a relaxing atmosphere.
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- 36
Qormi
One of Malta's largest and oldest towns, a traditional bread-making center with a rich history and vibrant community.
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- 37
Qrendi
Tranquil, ancient village in the south, home to two of Malta's most significant megalithic temples.
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- 38
Rabat
Historic town adjacent to Mdina, known for its extensive Roman and early Christian archaeological sites and tranquil atmosphere.
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- 39
San Ġiljan (St. Julian's)
Sardic, vibrant and modern coastal town known for its nightlife, hotels, restaurants, and Spinola Bay.
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- 40
San Pawl il-Baħar (St. Paul's Bay)
Vast coastal resort town in the north, popular with tourists and locals alike, offering a mix of modern amenities and traditional charm.
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- 41
Sannat
Southwestern Gozitan village, known for its dramatic coastal cliffs, lace-making heritage, and prehistoric remains.
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- 42
Santa Luċija
Small, quiet residential village in the inner south of Malta, known for its Chinese Garden of Serenity.
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- 43
Santa Venera
Central Maltese town, a bustling residential and commercial area with historical landmarks, including parts of the Wignacourt Aqueduct.
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- 44
Siġġiewi
Large, rural village in southwestern Malta, known for its agricultural land, historic centers, and close proximity to Dingli Cliffs.
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- 45
Sliema
Bustling, modern coastal town, a major commercial and residential hub known for its shopping, dining, and scenic promenade.
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- 46
Swieqi
Affluent, modern residential town, popular with expatriates and families, offering a quiet environment close to St. Julian's nightlife.
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- 47
Tarxien
Historic town known for its famous megalithic temples and traditional Maltese architecture.
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- 48
Valletta
The magnificent capital city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its Baroque architecture, grand fortifications, and vibrant culture.
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- 49
Victoria (Rabat, Gozo)
The vibrant capital of Gozo, a bustling town dominated by its ancient Citadel, offering history, culture, and shopping.
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- 50
Xagħra
Prominent village in Gozo, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Ġgantija Temples and spectacular natural attractions.
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- 51
Xewkija
Oldest village in Gozo, renowned for its massive Rotunda Church, the third largest unsupported dome in the world.
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- 52
Xgħajra
Small, quiet coastal village in southeastern Malta, known for its rocky coastline and peaceful atmosphere.
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- 53
Żabbar
Historic, bustling town in the south, known for its important sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Graces and a rich Marian devotion.
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- 54
Żebbuġ
Large, historic town in central Malta, known for its prominent church, traditional village core, and annual Good Friday procession.
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- 55
Żebbuġ (Gozo)
Picturesque hillside village in Gozo, famous for its salt pans, stunning coastal views, and traditional charm.
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- 56
Żejtun
One of Malta's oldest and largest towns, deeply rooted in history, known for its olive groves and the 'City of Olives' title.
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- 57
Żurrieq
Historic village in the south, known for authentic Maltese character, coastal attractions, and proximity to the Blue Grotto.
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