MALTA FESTA: DISCOVER THE ISLAND’S TRADITIONAL VILLAGE FEASTS
During festa season in Malta, villages across the islands are transformed by thousands of lights.
During festa season in Malta, villages across the islands are transformed by thousands of lights.
Simple yet deeply rooted in Maltese culture, the potato occupies a special place in Malta’s culinary and agricultural heritage.
Hidden inside St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta are two of the most extraordinary works ever painted by Caravaggio.
Exploring migration, memory and cultural heritage, the exhibition features two artists connected to Malta — French sculptor Denis Pondruel and Maltese artist Austin Camilleri — whose works reveal the island’s depth within the wider Mediterranean story.
Olive trees, ancestral symbols of the Mediterranean, imbue the Maltese archipelago with a thousand years of history and a vibrant culture.
Malta produces around 10,900 tons of tomatoes per year, making tomatoes one of the island’s most important agricultural products.