⛪ At the end of the alley, the quietly shining cathedrals of Malta

🏛️ A place where ‘a landscape with a cathedral’ is a daily occurrence When walking around Malta, you will definitely come across at least one cathedral, even if you don’t have a destination. From a grand cathedral in a large square to a small, hidden chapel at the end of an alley. Here, you will suddenly feel that God is close by 🕯️🚪🧎♀️ ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🌾 A quietness open to even unfamiliar travelers Most cathedrals have their doors wide open. Anyone can quietly go in and sit on a bench to catch their breath. The bells ring low and soft, and next to the statue of the Virgin Mary, there is a short prayer written by someone. At that moment, Malta is no longer a strange island 💭🕊️🌿 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🪞 A landscape that lasts longer than a photo A gorgeous golden altar, a painted sacred painting on the ceiling, an old wooden chair—it’s beautiful enough to take in with your eyes, but the silence and light flowing out of this space linger in your heart longer. The tranquility that is conveyed without words is the emotion that travelers will miss the most 📸✨🪞 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 📍 Temples on the island where you can feel the weight of time Malta’s cathedrals are more than just religion. They are spaces where someone’s life, prayers, and waiting are piled up, and they are places where history has stayed. When you want to stop for a moment, walk toward a small church in an alley. There is definitely a sound that can only be heard inside 💬🕯️⛪ ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ #Malta #EuropeanTravel