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LET ME HOST - 101 Moroni
Located in Sliema, 700 m from Balluta Bay Beach, LET ME HOST - 101Moroni offers a terrace and air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi.
- 8 Apartments
- 2 PentHouse
- Large Terrace
- 100 SQM
Double Room
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- Large Terrace
- 100 SQM
- 8 Apartments
- 2 PentHouse
PLACES TO VISIT
Valletta
A strategically important seaport, Valletta is the elegant capital of the Republic of Malta.
Tourists can easily navigate this small city that is bounded by two harbors: the Grand Harbor and Marsamxett Harbor. The heart of the city is Saint John's Co-Cathedral, a 16th-century church built by the different Orders of the Knights.
Nearby is the immense Grand Master's Palace, once the residence of the Knights of Malta.
Gozo
Gozo Island is the most idyllic destination of the Maltese Islands. With its quiet towns and pristine beaches, this little island is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing vacation for several days or even a weeklong stay.
Visitors enjoy the island's bucolic landscape, a delightful retreat from the modern world. A patchwork of small farms cover gently rolling hills and valleys. Hillsides lead down to protected beaches and quaint old fishing ports. A favorite beach is at Ramla Bay with a wide, sandy shore and gentle waters that are safe for swimming.
Mdina
Mdina offers an escape to a fairy-tale city. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this enchanting medieval hilltop town is steeped in history.
The most important monument in Mdina is the Cathedral of Saint Paul, a glorious Baroque building designed by the Maltese architect Lorenzo Gafa.
The Palazzo Falson Historic House Museum (Villegaignon Street) offers the chance to see an authentic medieval palace, decorated in the original style
DINING AND PUBS
Dinner in the sky Malta
An extraordinary aerial culinary experience in the heart of Malta.
Dinner in the Sky Malta elevates 22 guests to 40 meters above the rooftops of the island.
Combining a perfect balance of fine dining, fun, excitement and theatre into one completely unique and breath taking experience.
Each menu highlights the magic of the flight by complementing the incredible dining environment with a view!!
Bahia
This charming bistro nestles in the winding streets of a sleepy village and is named after the oranges for which the area is famed.
It’s made up of three cosy dining rooms with stone walls, vaulted arches and low lighting; the team are charming and attentive and the atmosphere is nicely relaxed.
Cheeky Monkey Gastropub Valletta
The Cheeky Monkey Gastropub is a new unique venue where fun is not an option, good food is compulsory, and being drunk is permitted.
ATTRACTIONS
Popeye village
This village was entirely built to serve as a set for the movie “Popeye”, shot in 1980 with Robin Williams as the lead actor.
To built this gigantic set, trees were imported from Canada to build the houses, a road to the bay was created, along with a breakwater to protect the set. Once the shooting was over, they decided to keep everything intact.
Nowadays, it’s an amusement park. Kids will be able to discover characters from the movie and even act in a custom made one! The park also features boat rides, stores, trampolines and restaurants.
Boat Rental
A boat rental in Malta is a great way to discover the Maltese coast from another point of view!
The best is to rent it in Gozo (where the coast is the most beautiful!). You can then easily go explore around Gozo and Comino islands.
In Malta, the great thing is that you can rent a boat up to 90HP without boat license.
Malta National Aquarium
Built in 2013, it’s located right next to Saint Paul’s Bay, in the city of Qawra.
The visit is great and very lively. You will discover all kind of sea animals from the Mediterranean and Malta region, as well as fish from the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
The best part is probably the underwater tunnel with sharks and rays swimming above you. There is also an area with reptiles and amphibians.
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