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December 25: Christmas Day

Posted by Unknown 12/25/2017 08:00:00 AM

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December 13: Republic Day

Posted by Unknown 12/13/2017 09:58:00 AM

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September 8: Feast of Our Lady of Victories

Posted by Unknown 9/08/2017 08:00:00 AM

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May 1: Workers Day

Posted by Unknown 5/01/2017 08:00:00 AM

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April 14: Good Friday

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March 31: Freedom Day Celebrated in Malta

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December 25: Christmas Day

In spite of the fact that Christmas is celebrated all over Europe, Malta has its own unique methods for praising its vacation season. Christmas is a gigantic national festival in Malta with a lot of brilliant embellishments and lights. Christmas Traditions in Malta Malta is a Catholic nation and an extremely committed one at that. The Merry Christmas season realizes splendid lights and additionally supplication. During Merry Christmas , boulevards and crossroads throughout the Maltese islands are enriched with brilliant lights. Private homes are spruced up with adornments and Christmas trees. The holy places are enriched from all around! Christmas Traditions at Schools It is a convention that school youngsters at a young age are educated to sow wheat, grain, and canary seed, on cotton buds few weeks afore Christmas. This is known as 'gulbiena'. These are left oblivious until the seeds create white grass-like shoots. When they are completely developed, they are u...

What to do summer 2017 in Malta.

Many surfers go to Malta. If you love the summer this you need to visit Malta. I could write a book on the tons of things to do in the summer. There are beaches, sailing, swimming, diving and lots more water sports. You can explore ruins, temples, and gardens. The food is fresh and plentiful and comes in a wide range of tastes. The nightlife is non-stop and always a great time. There are plenty of family oriented events, romantic getaways, and places for a little alone- time. Shopping is plentiful and so are excellent accommodations. Malta is up-date with all the modern amenities you would want, yet keeps its old world charm.

Gan Anton Vassallo- Famous Maltese poet, author and professor

Gan Anton Vassallo was born on the 6 th of June, 1817, and died on 28 th of March 1868. He was a famous poet and author who was famous for writing numerous literary works but was mostly remembered for his poem- Tifhira Lil Malta. Gan Anton was also known for his fluency in several languages, including Maltese, French, Latin, Italian, Arabic and English, and that made him to be one of the most respected authors in the history of Malta. He had begun his career by studying law at the University of Malta in 1839, and began teaching Italian at Liceo in 1850 before he became a professor in 1863.

Marriage Equality Promised

Debate is going on in Malta and it is about marriage equality: "The Mediterranean island held elections earlier this month, and Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s Labour government was confirmed for a second term. He seeks to make good on electoral promises to implement marriage equality in the nation of some 400,000, hoping it will win passage in parliament before summer’s end." Read full article at Towleroad here

Malta’s Healthcare System: Old, Proud and Top Ranking

© Anatoly Tiplyashin | Dreamstime Stock Photos One of the best attributes Malta could ever have for so many local people as well as visitors is its marvellous health care system. This wonderful country has a long medical history with their first hospital funded near 1372 and since then the country has been providing wonderful public health care services to all Maltese residents as well as the tourists arriving at the island. I have been searching for many different Maltese health care facilities and I am highly proud of how good these services are to the Maltese society. Recently, our system was pointed into the ranks of the most innovative and upgraded health care system around the world, sharing positions with countries like the United States of America and the United Kingdom. The main reason why Maltese health care system works so good can be found in history. Centuries of study and work were performed so the Maltese could rely on their wonders. For a fact I ...

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