Tomatoes in Malta: Local Production, Varieties and Culinary Traditions
Malta produces around 10,900 tons of tomatoes per year, making tomatoes one of the island’s most important agricultural products.
Malta produces around 10,900 tons of tomatoes per year, making tomatoes one of the island’s most important agricultural products.
Recently recognised by the MICHELIN Guide, Senglea has emerged as a
destination in its own right rather than a simple extension of Valletta.
This guide explores the meaning, uses, and cultural importance of bells in Malta
Malta is one of the most accessible Mediterranean destinations thanks to its numerous direct flights from major European capitals.
The Maltese Falcon is one of the most enduring symbols associated with the Maltese Islands.
The Three Cities of Malta — Cospicua (Bormla), Senglea (L-Isla), and Vittoriosa (Birgu) — offer a cultural rhythm that evolves with the seasons