Top sigths of Malta
The ancient temples of Mnajdra, Hagar Qim and Tarxien are among the most unusual sights of the island. According to scientists, the age of the temples exceeds 6 – 7 thousand years, which makes them approximately one thousand years older than the famous Giza Pyramids. These are truly unique buildings made of giant megaliths. There are many theories about the way how these temples were made, but currently it is still not possible to say exactly how people were able to use such giant stones for building. … OpenChapters of the guide to St Julians
St Julians sightseeing
St. Julian's is a small town in Malta located not far away from the country’s capital, Valletta. You can see the outline of the capital from the town’s embankment. This place is particularly popular in the evening, when the flickering lights of Valletta attract both visitors and locals. St. Julian's was built around once lonely old St. Julian Church and Spinola Palace designed by the noble Italian knight. … Open
Travel guide to St Julians
Dragonera casino has become an original symbol of the city. It was opened in 1964 and is the oldest casino in Malta. The historic building that houses the casino, was built in 1870 and originally belonged to one wealthy local banker. Nowadays, the casino offers its guests hundreds of ways to take chances. It employs about 200 slot machines. One of the main features of the casino is an automatic roulette, designed … Open