Malta is calling ✨✨

I was excited to visit Malta and get to know its culture because it seemed like such a unique European destination. Throughout the years, Malta was ruled by the Romans, Arabs, and Brits, to name a few, and you can feel the mix of cultures in everything and everywhere. I preferred to stay in Valetta, is more convenient to reach everywhere, also it was easier to move around by boat or either hop on -hop off In this case, I stayed at Tano’s Boutique Guesthouse. Ideally, you’ll want to travel to Malta in mid or late spring, early summer, or early fall to enjoy the best weather and avoid the summer ccrowd ✨I highly recommend visiting these places 📍 Valetta: it is walkable you can spend many relaxing hours wandering the romantic alleyways and exploring the city, and it’s easy to access every place. I went to the Upper BarrakaGardens first and then Lower Barrakka Gardens same. They offer a panoramic view of the Grand Harbour ( It’s nice during the sunset) 📍 Mdina: also called the Silent City, is surrounded by fortified bastion walls and sits on top of one of the highest hills of Malta. 📍 The small and picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk 📍Popeye Village: it’s a fun place with an amazingly built film-set seaside. Treat for Popeye fans and cartoon lovers. #urbanexplorer #awesomepic