Located on the Mediterranean coast, Valletta, the capital of the island of Malta, is one of the smallest cities in the European Union and known for its abundance of culture and old-world charm. It has ...

A SEASIDE capital city a short flight from the UK, with no council tax or TV licence fees and you can eat outside in winter… what’s not to like? That’s the score in my adopted ...

Sunseekers, history buffs and those inclined to explore on two feet will thrive on a city break to one of Europe’s smallest capitals, Valletta. Protruding from Malta’s main island, Valletta, once an ...

For most, the draw of Malta is the more-or-less guaranteed sunshine and clear blue water of the Mediterranean – Valletta was recently rated Europe’s sunniest capital. Swimming and diving are big ...

Sometimes all it takes is a short city trip to recharge your batteries. But which city is particularly worth visiting?

As well as year-round sun, there are spectacular sights galore in Malta's capital, Valletta valletta The traditional midday firing of the cannon from the Saluting Battery, just beneath the Upper ...

Malta’s gorgeous UNESCO World Heritage capital, with its narrow, stepped streets beneath glowing limestone facades, is packed with historic houses and palazzi converted into places to stay. Built by ...

The Malta Carnival 2010 will have many new events including the ‘Night Carnival Feast’ in Floriana on Saturday, 13 February at 6pm.This will continue until the early hours of Sunday morning. The ...

For many years, the most densely populated country in Europe was the Netherlands, but now that ambivalent honour goes to Malta, the historical island in the Mediterranean. It's not difficult to see ...