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64th. Golden Knight Malta International Film Festival 2026

Valletta

Maritime World Malta 2026

Valletta

Feast of St John of the Cross

Sliema

MalTease Burlesque Festival 2026

Corinthia Palace Malta, Attard · Birkirkara

From €15

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La Traviata – D'Opéra Malta: Paris Concert Edition

Teatru Salesjan · Sliema

From €6

Everybody's Talking About Jamie

Sir Temi Zammit Hall, University of Malta, Msida · St. Julian's

From €35

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Public holidays

  • — L-Immakulata Kunċizzjoni
  • — Jum ir-Repubblika
  • — Il-Milied
  • — L-Ewwel tas-Sena

Source: Nager.Date · Last checked Nov 5, 2026

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Isle of MTV Malta 2027

47th EAPCCT International Congress

Open-air cinema screen glowing at dusk with deckchairs on the grass — AI-generated illustration

64th. Golden Knight Malta International Film Festival 2026

Cagliostro & the Pirate Queen. The Secret Story of Malta

Maritime World Malta 2026

Woodland Christmas Market

Woodland Christmas Market

Feast of St John of the Cross

Feast of St Lucy

Discover Malta

Malta is a compact Mediterranean archipelago where 7,000 years of history sit beside some of the clearest swimming water in Europe. Everything is close: Valletta’s baroque streets, the silent old capital of Mdina, and the laid-back sister island of Gozo are all a short hop apart, and English is an official language.

The islands are made for swimming, diving and coastal walks rather than mountains — the terrain is low and rocky. Sliema and St Julian’s are the modern hubs for dining and nightlife, Marsaxlokk is the classic fishing-village day out, and Gozo and tiny Comino (the Blue Lagoon) deliver the postcard beaches.

Top places in Malta

  • Valletta — The fortified baroque capital — St John’s Co-Cathedral, harbour views and UNESCO streets.
  • Mdina — The walled “silent city”, the medieval former capital, best at golden hour.
  • Gozo & the Blue Lagoon (Comino) — Rural sister island plus Comino’s turquoise lagoon — Malta’s best swimming.
  • Sliema & St Julian’s — Seafront promenades, shopping and the heart of the dining-and-nightlife scene.
  • Marsaxlokk — Colourful luzzu fishing boats and a Sunday fish market — the classic village day trip.