Malta, the Studio Island: Malta Film Studios, Mythical Sets, and Kalkara’s Sea-Level Pools
Malta may be famous for its limestone cities and Mediterranean light, but it has also become a major filming destination since the 1960s.
Malta may be famous for its limestone cities and Mediterranean light, but it has also become a major filming destination since the 1960s.
Compact yet endlessly layered, Malta offers an ideal setting for travelers seeking authentic experiences, cultural depth, and meaningful escape.
In almost every Maltese town and village, parish clubs, political clubs and sports clubs serve as informal yet essential gathering places.
Frequently seen in gardens, cemeteries,
parks and along roadsides, this remarkable tree brings a distinctive vertical
presence to the Maltese landscape.
Far more than a decorative detail, these tiles embody a craft tradition dating backto the 19th century.
Malta produces around 10,900 tons of tomatoes per year, making tomatoes one of the island’s most important agricultural products.