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#tripflytoprayfornewyear Travelrelaxinglywithbestfriendsstyle ✈️🍹 Day 1: Hello Malta! 🛬 • Arrive at Malta International Airport Take the Airport Shuttle or Taxi to your accommodation in Valletta or Sliema 🚖 (Choose accommodation near the port so you can walk around and chill) • Afternoon: Walk around Valletta, the classic capital city, and enjoy the view at Upper Barrakka Gardens 🌳 with a full view of the Grand Harbour • Evening: Have seafood at St. John’s Street or find a rooftop restaurant to drink cocktails 🍸 and watch the sunset Day 2: Experience history in Mdina 🏰 • Morning: Take a bus or drive to Mdina, an old city known as “The Silent City” 🚶♀️ Ancient cobblestone streets with beautiful views From the city walls • Afternoon: Stop by Rabat, a neighboring city, walk around the churches and local cafes, try the famous pastizzi 🥐 • Evening: Back to Valletta or Sliema, have dinner by the sea 🍝 and take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront Day 3: Explore Gozo & Comino, paradise islands 🏝️ • Morning: Take a ferry to Gozo 🚢 (approx. 25 minutes) Visit the Citadel in Victoria and take beautiful photo spots at Wied il-Għasri and Ramla Bay • Afternoon: Take a boat to Comino, stop by the Blue Lagoon, the water is crystal clear like heaven 🌊 Don't forget to bring a mat to chill! • Evening: Back to Malta (recommended to book a half-day tour Or rent your own boat for another fun way 🚤) Day 4: Tour around South Malta 🚗 • Morning: Go to Marsaxlokk, a fishing village with a lovely fish market 🐟 (The market is open on Sundays). If it's not Sunday, you can still walk around because the view is very beautiful. • Afternoon: Go to St. Peter's Pool, jump in the water, play in the clear water or just lay down and sunbathe. 🌞 • Evening: Come back to walk around Birgu (Vittoriosa), a quiet old town with delicious local restaurants. Plenty to choose from 🍷 Day 5: Adventure or chill 🎯 • Morning: If you want to be adventurous, try snorkeling at Cirkewwa or Anchor Bay 🌊 If you want to chill, walk around the Three Cities: Senglea, Vittoriosa, Cospicua • Afternoon: Stop by a cafe or take a Dgħajsa (traditional wooden boat) back to Valletta 🚣♀️ • Evening: For your last meal in Malta, find a rooftop or seaside restaurant to watch the sunset 🌅 and have a final cocktail 🍹 Day 6: Bye Malta! 👋 • Morning: If you still have time, stop by Valletta or Sliema to buy souvenirs, such as local honey or blown glass balls 🎁 • Travel back to the airport, take a taxi or bus back to Malta International Airport 🛫 Tips: • Travel: Take a budget bus But if you go with many people, I recommend renting a car 🚗 to drive around by yourself, it's more convenient. • Weather: A bit hot and humid in summer, don't forget to bring sunscreen! 🌞 • Money: Use Euro (€) Most shops accept credit cards, but small markets or shops may require cash. • Local language: Maltese people usually speak English fluently! #TravelPlan #malta #VisitMalta

Marsaxlokk is a small fishing port, but it is famous for its fresh seafood, fishing boats, and the Sunday morning market! There are two markets in Marsaxlokk. ① Waterfront Market A market selling tourist goods and souvenirs ② Sunday Fish Market Early morning to afternoon. Vendors selling seafood, vegetables, flowers, etc. set up stalls Both markets are attractive, but the Sunday morning market is a must-visit market if you are staying there at the same time ☺️ The photo of the colorful fishing boats of the Maltese island is from here, you can board a fishing boat activity ⛴ It is a small boat, so be careful if you get seasick ⚠️ You can board immediately on the day, so no reservation is necessary. It is a little away from the main area, but it is a recommended city where you can feel the local atmosphere of Malta 💕 #overseas travel #want to connect with people who like overseas travel #Malta #Malta #malta #malta ■Access You can get to Marsaxlokk by public bus. It is about 40 minutes from Valletta.

#ridesharingtravel Marsaxlokk (pronounced mar-sa-shlock) is all about charm: colorful luzzu boats, seafood markets, and slow coastal life. But getting there doesn’t have to mean blowing your budget on taxis or tour buses. 🚕 ⸻ 🚘 How to Ride Share to Marsaxlokk 🚗 Bolt & eCabs Malta doesn’t have Uber, but it has Bolt and eCabs — the go-to ride-sharing apps across the island. You can easily share a ride from Valletta, Sliema, or St. Julian’s and split the cost with fellow travelers. 💬 Hostel Hacks Staying in Valletta or Sliema? Ask around your hostel or travel Facebook groups — lots of travelers head to Marsaxlokk for the Sunday market, making it perfect for ride splitting. 🚌 Bus + Short Ride Combo On a tight budget? Take a public bus to nearby towns like Birżebbuġa or Marsa, then ride share the final leg — cheaper and faster than relying on buses alone. ⸻ 💡 Ride Sharing Tips for Marsaxlokk 🕐 Visit early — especially on Sunday market days, when it gets busy 💸 Split Bolt/eCabs fares with 2–3 people — can cost as little as €4–7 per person 📍 Set pickup/drop-off outside crowded market streets for faster pickups 🎣 Don’t forget to plan your return trip in advance — Marsaxlokk quiets down in the late afternoon 🚍 If you bus it one way, consider ride sharing back — especially if you’re carrying seafood souvenirs 🦐😉

Malta is not well known, but it is actually an English-speaking country! There are quite a few language schools and it is just the right size to study abroad! The capital, Valletta, is a city that retains a medieval atmosphere. It has a slightly different atmosphere from other European countries. A bit Arabic? Islamic? That's the vibe I got. Valletta is a city with a lot of ups and downs, with fortresses and many ups and downs. There are also prosperous areas and resort-like parts! You can get around Valletta by bus! From Valletta, you can take a day trip to see the Blue Grotto and go to Marsaxlokk, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and a market on weekends! In Marsaxlokk, you can see traditional Maltese boats! They are colorful and cute! The seafood is also delicious, so be sure to go! The Blue Grotto is called the Blue Grotto. You don't need to make a reservation, so be sure to go on a nice day! It was really blue...! Malta is famous for a bread called Maltese bread. It's hard and big! If you buy a sandwich in the morning, it's so big that you'll still be full even after lunch lol. It's a good idea to share it with a friend! Other than that, the crackers and some kind of paste served at the restaurant were delicious! I'm not sure what it was, but it's always served at restaurants, so please try it! Malta is also famous for cats 🐈, and there is a cat park. However, since I went in the summer, it was so hot that I didn't see many kitties... Malta is hot in the summer, so you'll need a parasol! Malta is not well known, so be sure to visit it now! #Let's go abroad #Republic of Malta #Trip to Malta #Blue Grotto #Valletta #Marsaxlokk #Blue Grotto

Fly to Malta with Emirates! There are no direct flights, so you have to transfer at least once! On the way from Dubai to Malta, we waited for passengers getting off and boarding at Larnaca Airport, so we landed and waited on the plane for about 1 hour and 30 minutes💦 Malta Airport is small, so it's easy to find. If you want to buy a bus card, it's probably easier to buy it at the airport. This time we stayed at the Preluna Hotel in Sliema! The location was quite good and the reception was very friendly, but the refrigerator in the room was not cold enough, so the prosciutto and yogurt I bought went bad, the cleaners didn't clean depending on the person, the spoon I used the day before was still in the cup, and the amenities said that there was a bathrobe, but there wasn't one, so it was a problem😭 The location is good! Mdina, Valletta, and Citadel are buildings that don't exist in Japan and were quite attractive✨ St. Peter's Pool and Blue Grotto were so beautiful and transparent that I felt like I was being sucked in, and I wanted to jump in. The ferry to Gozo was quite large and wide. You can buy a round trip ticket for the Gozo ferry on your way back or book online. I really liked the Salt Pans on Gozo! I'm looking forward to getting some Gozo salt and using it in my cooking♪ I heard that rabbit dishes are famous, but I don't eat rabbit because I'm reluctant to eat it. There are about three types of pastizzi, and the chicken, cheese, and vegetables were delicious. The Malta supermarket has a lot of cheese, prosciutto, and wine, so I was quite confused😂 The cashiers are generally unfriendly lol. You have to bag the items yourself and there isn't much space, so be careful because if you don't hurry, the next person's bags will keep coming! The vegan gelato was made like rose petals, and you could have as many flavors as you wanted, and it was refreshing and delicious. Overall, most of the staff were expressionless. It didn't seem friendly. I walked along the sea side of Sliema towards Independence Park, where I could relax while looking at the sea, and it was my favorite place. There were almost no Asians, and most of the people were European. #EuropeTravel #RepublicofMalta #CatSearchTrip

#springitinerary **Why You MUST Visit:** Tucked away in Marsaxlokk’s colorful harbor, the **Church of Our Lady of Pompei (Paris Church)** is a charming, lesser-known sanctuary with **neoclassical elegance** and deep local devotion. Unlike Malta’s grand cathedrals, this intimate church offers **authentic village charm** amid fishing boats and sea breezes. --- ## **📅 Perfect Visit Itinerary** ### **🌅 Morning: Harbor & Church Exploration** **🕘 9:00 AM – Stroll Marsaxlokk Waterfront** - Photograph the iconic **luzzu boats** (look for the "eye of Osiris" on their prows). - Browse the **daily fish market** (best on Sundays!). **🕙 10:00 AM – Visit Paris Church** - Admire the **neoclassical façade** and twin bell towers. - Step inside to see the **stained-glass windows** and statue of **Our Lady of Pompei**. - Light a candle for fishermen (a local tradition). **🕚 11:00 AM – Coffee Break** - Sip espresso at **Tas-Silġ Café** with harbor views. --- ### **🐟 Midday: Seafood & Salt Pans** **🍽️ 12:30 PM – Lunch at Tartarun** - Try **lampuki pie** (local fish dish) or **aljotta (fish soup)**. **🕜 1:30 PM – Walk to St. Peter’s Pool** (15-min drive) - Swim in the **turquoise natural pool** or sunbathe on limestone rocks. --- ### **🌇 Evening: Sunset & Local Culture** **🕠 5:30 PM – Return to Marsaxlokk** - Sunset drinks at **La Nostra Padrona** (try prickly pear cocktails). **⛪ 7:00 PM – Evening Mass (Optional)** - Experience **Maltese hymns** in the cozy church. **🍷 8:00 PM – Dinner at Harbour Lights** - Order **grilled octopus** or **rabbit stew (fenek)**. --- ## **💡 Insider Tips** ✔ **Best Time to Visit:** Sunday mornings for **market + mass**. ✔ **Parking:** Free near the **Marsaxlokk football ground**. ✔ **Photography Tip:** Shoot the church **at golden hour**—its cream stone glows! ✔ **Nearby Hidden Gem:** **Delimara Lighthouse** (romantic sunset spot). --- ## **🚌 Getting There** - **From Valletta:** Bus 81/85 (35 mins, €2). - **By Car:** 20-min drive (park near **Xatt is-Sajjieda**). --- ### **🙏 Why You’ll Love It:** This tiny church embodies **Malta’s maritime soul**—simple, heartfelt, and woven into daily life. Pair it with fresh seafood and salt-sprayed adventures for the perfect Marsaxlokk day!

#springitinerary **Why You MUST Visit:** Marsaxlokk is Malta's postcard-perfect fishing village where rainbow-colored "luzzu" boats bob in the harbor against a backdrop of seafood restaurants and Sunday markets. This is authentic Malta at its most vibrant! ## **📅 Perfect Day in Marsaxlokk Itinerary** ### **🌅 Morning: Harbour Charm & Market Browsing** - **7:00 AM** - Arrive early to photograph the iconic boats at golden hour - **8:00 AM** - Browse the **Sunday Fish Market** (best day to visit!) - **9:00 AM** - Coffee at **Tas-Sajjied** (right on the waterfront) - **10:00 AM** - Visit the **Our Lady of Pompei Church** ### **🐟 Midday: Seafood Feast & Coastal Walk** - **12:00 PM** - Lunch at **Tartarun** (try their famous fish soup or lampuki pie) - **2:00 PM** - Walk along **Xrobb l-Għaġin Nature Park** (coastal views) - **3:30 PM** - Swim at **St. Peter's Pool** (just 10 mins drive away) ### **🌇 Evening: Sunset & Nighttime Magic** - **6:00 PM** - Aperitivo at **La Nostra Padrona** (best harbor views) - **7:30 PM** - Dinner at **Harbour Lights** (grilled octopus specialty) - **9:00 PM** - Moonlit harbor stroll (boats light up beautifully) ## **📸 Must-Capture Spots** 1. The **luzzu boats** with their painted "eyes" (tradition says they protect fishermen) 2. The **fishermen mending nets** in the early morning 3. **Market stalls** overflowing with fresh catch 4. **Sunset reflections** on the water ## **💡 Insider Tips** ✔ **Best day:** Sunday (full market atmosphere) ✔ **Parking:** Arrive before 9am or park at Delimara and walk ✔ **Must-try food:** Aljotta (fish soup) and ftira biz-zejt (Maltese bread) ✔ **Hidden gem:** **Birżebbuġa** nearby has excellent lesser-known swimming spots ✔ **Boat trips:** Book a traditional luzzu ride to St. Peter's Pool (€50-80) ## **🚤 Beyond the Harbour** - **Delimara Peninsula** (scenic coastal walks) - **Belleview Garden** (secret sunset viewpoint) - **Marsaxlokk Bay** (calm swimming area) **Marsaxlokk is where Malta's maritime soul comes alive** - the perfect blend of working fishing village and tourist gem. Come hungry for seafood and leave with your camera full of rainbows!

spring itinerary **Why You MUST Visit:** St. Peter’s Pool is one of Malta’s most stunning natural swimming spots—a **dramatic limestone inlet** with **crystal-clear turquoise waters** perfect for swimming, cliff jumping, and sunbathing. It’s a paradise for adventurers and photographers alike! --- ## **📍 How to Get There** - **By Car:** ~20 min from Valletta (parking is limited, arrive early!) - **By Bus:** Take bus 81/85 to Marsaxlokk, then a short taxi/bike ride - **By Boat:** Rent a kayak or join a boat tour from Marsaxlokk --- ## **🌞 Best Time to Visit** - **Morning (8 AM–11 AM):** Fewer crowds, perfect lighting for photos - **Weekdays:** Less crowded than weekends - **Avoid Winter:** Best visited **May–October** (water is warmest) --- ## **🏊♂️ What to Do at St. Peter’s Pool** ✔ **Swim in the crystal-clear waters** (deep & refreshing!) ✔ **Cliff jump** (ranging from 3m to 8m—check depth first!) ✔ **Snorkel** around the rocks (small fish & underwater caves) ✔ **Sunbathe on the smooth limestone slabs** (bring a mat!) ✔ **Explore nearby caves & hidden coves** (great for Instagram shots!) --- ## **🍽️ Where to Eat Nearby** - **Tartarun (Marsaxlokk):** Best seafood by the fishing village - **La Nostra Padrona:** Fresh Maltese dishes with sea views - **Bring a picnic** (limited food options at the pool itself) --- ## **💡 Essential Tips** ✔ **Wear water shoes** (rocks can be slippery & sharp) ✔ **Bring sunscreen, water & snacks** (no shops nearby) ✔ **No shade—bring a hat/umbrella** ✔ **Respect nature—take your trash with you!** ✔ **Check weather & waves** (avoid if rough seas) --- ## **🚤 Bonus: Boat Tour Option** - Combine St. Peter’s Pool with **Marsaxlokk, Blue Grotto, or Delimara** - Rent a private boat (~€100 for 3 hours) for a more exclusive experience --- ### **🌴 Ready for Your Adventure?** St. Peter’s Pool is **nature’s own infinity pool**—a must-visit for thrill-seekers and relaxation lovers alike. Pack your swimsuit, camera, and sense of adventure!

My favorite fun and photogenic places in Malta 🕶️ 📷History and Culture: Ancient City of Valletta: World Cultural Heritage, Baroque buildings, the Palace of the Knights, and St. John's Cathedral. Mdina Ancient City: "The Silent City", medieval city walls, narrow streets, and ancient churches. Hal Saflieni Hypostyle: prehistoric underground temples, mysterious frescoes and carvings. Megalithic Temples: Prehistoric monuments older than the pyramids, such as Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra. 🌴Natural scenery recommendations: Comino Blue Lagoon: Clear blue waters for swimming, snorkeling and boating. Gozo Island: Blue Window ruins (collapsed, but still spectacular), Victoria Castle, salt pans. Dingli Cliff: The highest point in Malta, overlooking the magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea. Blue Grotto: A natural sea cave where you can take a boat tour to admire the turquoise waters and unique rocks. ⛵️Recommended leisure and entertainment: Diving: There are many diving sites and shipwreck sites to explore the underwater world. Cruise: Island tour, sunset tour, Comino Island tour, enjoy the coastline scenery. Local cuisine: Try rabbit, stews, seafood and pastizzi and experience local wines. Featured festivals: Valletta Carnival, St. Paul's Bay Fireworks Festival, experience the local culture. If you stay for a few days, you can go to these places St. John's Cathedral: magnificent Baroque style, famous paintings by Caravaggio. National Archaeological Museum of Malta: Learn about Maltese history and culture. Marsaxlokk Fishing Village: Experience the life of local fishermen and taste fresh and delicious seafood Malta is a charming country that needs to be experienced in person

Getting There - Buses : 119 (from Malta airport), 81 (from Valetta Bus Terminal) Attractions - Harbour view and boat rides Food & Restaurants - Harbour Lights; fresh Sea catch of the day and other quick bites and non alcoholic beverages and cocktails Shopping - Fisherman market (gifts/souvenirs) Enjoy a nice scenic walk along the long harbour, basking in the sun and stop by any cafes or as i recommend ( Harbour Lights ) Al fresco seats directly facing harbour. Got myself a glass of non alcoholic mojito, very refreshing!

Take a good walk from Marsaskala harbour all the way to the peak of a beautiful hike to St Peter's pool! Malta's finest jumping pool cliff ") Gets overcrowded during the summer 🌞 BUT in Feb-March seems wonderful with lesser crowd considering it's low season. If you happened to be anywhere near the radar, try to use any domestic flights to fly in into Malta and experience this much of a gem. Worth the experience! #travel #mediterranean #malta #maltacaves #maltavibes #maltamagic #naturalwonders #maltaisland #maltatravel

Malta is a small country, and you can easily get around by taxi, so why not go to Marsaxlokk on a weekend morning? A friend of mine told me about it, so we went on a weekend trip together. Just search for Marsaxlokk Open Market on Google Maps and you'll find it! A variety of souvenirs at reasonable prices that you wouldn't expect in Europe...o(^▽^)o The most recommended shop is the one selling lace and textiles near the entrance to the market (in front of Santwarju tal-Madonna ta' Pompei)! They're very cute, but for just 5€ you can buy the best souvenirs that will last you a long time. Also, if you want to buy salt or spices, I recommend looking all the way to the back before buying! Malta's specialty salt is a divine salt that makes food taste so good that it's worth buying even for 3.5€, but after walking for a while, I found the exact same thing being sold for 2.5€😇 (I bought it) Just pretend you didn't see it and keep going! ! ! ! You can take a pin-up shot with the best view (last photo). It's hard to see, but there's a stone path that juts out into the sea, so you can take the best picture! (I should have stood there...) ⚠️Make sure to research the restaurant before you go! The taste varies ⚠️It's really hot in the summer! Don't forget your parasol and water! ⚠️I went around 10am, and the seafood section was so smelly that I felt sick! The fish that were landed without ice were exposed to the sun, so I don't think it's good for them...^_^ ⚠️Even though it's surrounded by the sea, raw fish is definitely tastier in Japan. I recommend fried or grilled ones. Please go on a sunny day! #Overseas travel record

🌊 Today, I want to recommend a lesser-known but stunning European travel destination - Malta! 🌟🌈 [Azure Window] Although the Azure Window is no longer there, you can still find the breathtaking Blue Hole and Blue Lagoon, where the crystal-clear waters resemble a natural palette. 🏰 [Ancient City] Take a stroll through Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage city, where every step is steeped in history, and every stone tells a story. 🌊 [Diving] If you're a diving enthusiast, Malta's underwater world is a must-see. With shipwrecks, caves, and abundant marine life, every dive is an adventure. 🍽️ [Cuisine] Don't forget to try the local rabbit dishes and seafood feasts, each bite is a taste of the Mediterranean. 🏖️ [Beaches] Golden beaches and azure waters await you, where you can bask in the sun and embrace the sea breeze.

Here, located in the east of the main island of Malta, hides a charming fishing port scenery - Marsaxlokk Fishing Port🌊. As soon as you step into the fishing port, you will be attracted by the traditional Maltese fishing boats in front of you. The bright colors on their ships are like a rainbow falling on the sea, making the entire port full of life and vitality🌈. Strolling along the shore of the fishing village, you will find traces of markets and restaurants. Here, you can find some unique handicrafts and taste authentic Maltese cuisine🍽️. I highly recommend searching for "Zatoka Marsaxlokk" if you come here on Sunday. On that day, the market will be more lively and the choices will be richer, making your travel experience even better 🆙! Of course, how can you miss the opportunity to go out to sea when you come to the fishing port? You can choose to take a boat trip to explore the surrounding waters and islands. Standing at the bow, feeling the sea breeze on your face, and looking out at the sea and sky in the distance, it seems as if the whole world belongs to you🌅. Whether you are admiring fishing boats, tasting delicious food, or going on a sea adventure, Marsaxlokk Fishing Port allows you to fully experience the unique charm of Malta. Come here and start your journey to Turkey! 🎉 #GlobalTravel

Access: Taxi or bus from Valletta, Malta. Also accessible by hopon hopoff bus Dining & Restaurants: Many restaurants in the area Shopping: There is a market on Sundays, but there are also many souvenir stalls on other days. I went there because I really wanted to see the gathering of colorful Lutz (boats). The eye on the tip is said to be a talisman. It was very fascinating to get a glimpse of life in the beautiful townscape. It seems that many tourists visit on weekends when the morning market is held, but it was a weekday and off-season, so it was empty. That said, it was not deserted, and there were many stalls and restaurants selling souvenirs, so it was quite lively. After enjoying a stroll around the area, we had lunch at a seaside restaurant. The platter in the photo was only 20 euros per plate, which was a great deal. #TravelingWithMe #Malta #IslandOfMalta #Marsaxlokk

Marsaxlokk Bay is the busiest bay in Malta, with many local fishing boats docked. The striking blue and yellow colors are hard to miss, and the locals call them Luzzu. The prows are all painted with the Eye of Horus to bless the fishermen with safety at sea🚢. Close to the shore is a row of restaurants, which my friend says is just like the food stalls in Shanghai ! Europeans are not afraid of exhaust fumes; they love to sit on the road, eat, and bask in the sun ! Perhaps because the population is not large, it's not easy to meet people often, so everyone is busy chatting. It's rare to see people looking down at their phones📱 🚉Transportation tips: You can take bus🚌 83 or 119 to get there directly. 📝Note tips: Every Sunday there is a fish market in the bay where you can buy the freshest seafood at very low prices. Even if you don't buy anything, it's a great spot for taking photos

Every Sunday morning, the fish market at Marsaxlokk Bay, located in the southeastern corner of Malta, Europe, becomes exceptionally lively. The odor-free fish market attracts numerous tourists and locals. Seafood, vegetables, desserts, and souvenirs are abundant and so cheap that you don't have to worry about the exchange rate However, what I love most are the diverse crowds; they are the most vivid representation of the market's atmosphere ! ❤ Recommended because: Experience the local life of Malta Irresistible seafood at bargain prices 🧳 What to prepare before going: Bring an eco-friendly shopping bag and prepare cash, as the market does not accept cards! ⏳ Visiting time: 2 hours 📝 Tips to note: The market is open from 8 am to 11 am, the early bird gets the best seafood 💰 Average spending: 10 euros per person

Who would have thought that I would be browsing a vegetable market in Malta. Every Sunday, there is a famous fish market in Malta - Marsaxlokk, located on the southeast side of Malta Island. 🟧Background As early as BC, this place was already used by the Phoenicians and later the Romans. Now, this bay is filled with brightly colored traditional Maltese fishing boats—Luzzu, painted in a rainbow of colors, becoming a unique scenery of the fish market. And just like the locals, I came here early in the morning to browse the fish market. The fish market is not as big and fishy as I imagined, it's just a street by the sea. Many locals come here early on Sundays to buy freshly caught fish. Looking at the prices, they are really cheap! A whole sea fish for a few euros, and even large black tiger prawns are only a few euros per kilogram. It's a pity that our hotel does not have a kitchen, otherwise, we could really buy some and cook ourselves. Although it's a fish market, it feels more like a small commodity market. In addition to seafood, there are also vegetables, fruits, alcohol, clothing, and various other types of stalls. All kinds of small commodities are available. I also bought a fridge magnet and a ceramic placemat here. Even though we couldn't cook for ourselves, there are many restaurants around the fish market that use local seafood as their main ingredient. We also tasted one of the most delicious seafood feasts in Malta here. Such a meal costs only about sixty euros. ⏰Opening hours: Every Sunday from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm 📍Navigation: Marsaxlokk Bay 🚗Transportation - It costs about a dozen euros to take a taxi from the capital Valletta - If you take the bus, use Google Map to search for the bus route to "Marsaxlokk", with direct buses typically running once an hour

Recently, I went to Malta, which is also attracting attention as a study abroad destination! The size of the country is not large, but the entire country is a World Heritage Site Every place was very beautiful 🤩 📍#UpperBarrakkaGardens Many cannons remain in the fortified city of Malta. Eight actual cannons remain here. On weekdays at 12:00 and 16:00, a performance is held in which soldiers actually shoot gunpowder bullets! You can see it from above for free, but since you're here, why not go inside? 🌟 (3€) Seeing the cannons up close was very impressive! After the cannon fires, you can see the ammunition storehouse and history for 30 minutes! 📍#BlueGrotto If you take a bus from Valletta, the main tourist city in Malta, and head south for about an hour, you will arrive at the Blue Grotto, which is home to Malta's version of the Blue Grotto. The captain gave us a detailed explanation and we made many discoveries! It was really beautiful❣️ From 9am, a 20-minute boat tour is held every day! (The boat departs when 8 crew members are present. 10€) This tour runs until late afternoon, but I recommend going first thing in the morning💭🌺 Because from around 10am, many people from tourist bus tours arrive, so you will have to wait your turn for the tour😢 📍#VallettaCityGate This place, which looks like just a staircase, is a holy place for ARMY (BTS fans)! Apparently, member Jimin took a photo here when he visited Malta😉 There are many souvenir shops here, and many stylish cafes on the alleys, so ARMYs and non-ARMYs should definitely visit! 📍#Valletta Malta's representative cathedral! This cathedral is designed with attention to detail from the ceiling to the floor, and you can tour it while listening to the Japanese audio☺️ (The audio guide is included in the admission fee) It will take about 2 hours to listen to everything, but don't worry! There are also toilets lol This cathedral is so impressive that the 2 hours feel like they go by in a flash. I was impressed by the beautiful paintings and sculptures🥺 📍#Lower Barrakka Garden It is about a 15-minute walk from the Upper Barrakka Garden in the first photo to reach this garden. The two names mean "Upper and Lower Gardens", but the views are completely different✨ In this garden, you can see the three beautiful cities on the opposite shore, known as the Three Cities, together, and you can also see the Mediterranean Sea! I spent about 30 minutes reading a book while listening to the birds😊 And finally, about traditional Maltese food💭 The traditional food of Malta is, to put it bluntly, "Rabbit🐇"!! ! ! ! The rabbit dish, cooked in red wine until it was crumbly, had no strong flavor and was very easy to eat ☺️ Please give it a try! #overseastravel #Europe #Malta #rabbitfood