Visiting Gozo? Don't miss the Ta' Pinu Basilica, the most famous Marian shrine in the Maltese archipelago. Perched on a hill in the village of Gharb, in the northwest of the island, this imposing neo-Romanesque basilica rises dramatically from the limestone landscape! From the moment I approached, I was struck by the majesty of its honey-coloured stone façade and twin bell … [Read more...] about Basilica Ta’Pinu (Malta): visit + photos
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Malta or Sicily: where to go? (+ photos)
Malta or Sicily for your next Mediterranean trip? This choice pits two fundamentally different destinations against each other: an archipelago of 316 km² where more than 5,000 years of history are concentrated, and the largest island in the Mediterranean, vast and volcanic, heir to all the civilisations that have passed through it. I have explored both territories in depth, and … [Read more...] about Malta or Sicily: where to go? (+ photos)
Visiting Malta in winter: our tips (+ things to do)
Malta in winter is a different experience altogether. The Mediterranean archipelago, made up of three inhabited islands, reveals itself in a calmer, more accessible light between December and March. Temperatures remain mild, historical sites can be visited without crowds and prices drop noticeably. I particularly appreciate this time of year for exploring Valletta and Mdina in … [Read more...] about Visiting Malta in winter: our tips (+ things to do)
Archaeological park Ggantija (Malta): visit + photos
Discovering Gozo? The Ggantija Archaeological Park is a must-see stop. These megalithic temples, built over 5,500 years ago, are among the oldest religious structures in the world. I was struck by the monumentality of these colossal stones, arranged with a precision that still defies understanding today. In this article, find my photos and all my tips to make the most of … [Read more...] about Archaeological park Ggantija (Malta): visit + photos
5 days in Malta: my ideal itinerary (+ photos)
Five days in Malta is a well-calibrated length of time to cover the essentials of this Mediterranean archipelago without rushing. Prehistoric temples, a UNESCO-listed fortified capital, wild islands with turquoise waters: the density of discoveries here is exceptional. I was struck by how this small territory concentrates so many different eras and landscapes, from the … [Read more...] about 5 days in Malta: my ideal itinerary (+ photos)




