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Check our guide for twenty top things to do in Malta & Gozo. A great place to get some tips and information ahead of your stay.
There is hardly another place in the world richer in archaeological sites than the Maltese islands. In a miniscule landmass comprising all of 316 square kilometres are found around twenty megalithic sites of varying interest and importance, numerous Bronze Age village locations, tombs, dolmens and other relics. The sheer number of sites makes it difficult for anyone to visit them all on a short stay but the major ones are certainly worth more than a cursory look.
Seeking refuge from the hot Mediterranean sun can be difficult in a country known as a mecca for beach life and "tan-atics" but the Maltese Islands hold a secret - and a very lush, beautiful one it is too. What's more, this secret offers respite from your otherwise very active holiday of sun, sea and sight-seeing; for there are things other than historical buildings and archaeological sites which are firmly rooted in the Maltese past. Tucked amongst the striking limestone, are a variety of public and private gardens which are enviably perfect. These have a long history here - with several of the oldest ones having been established when the Order of the Knights of St John was in its heyday.