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Botanical Garden of St. Anthony
It is better to start exploring interesting places with an island of vegetation located near a natural reservoir. Here you will
get acquainted with the most exotic trees, flowers and bushes. It was opened for tourists in 1882. Reviews about this place are only positive. Literally everything in it is
amazing - elegant sidewalks, decorative ponds with swans, sculptures. Plants in the garden are collected from all over
the world, and some were planted in the ground more than 300 years ago. Getting to know the botanical garden will be
interesting for any tourist.
Azure Window.
There is a naturally formed arch on Gozo Island that is a true natural wonder. Unfortunately, under the influence of external factors, the Azure Window is gradually crumbling. This means that being close to it can be dangerous. However, this place remains an excellent landscape for filming. Not far from the arch are other natural attractions of Malta.
Upper Barrakka Gardens Viewing Deck.
 
Its photo is not difficult to find on the Internet, because the place is really interesting. In terms of the number of visitors, the Upper Barrakka Gardens are ahead of many attractions in Malta. There are not only rare species of flowers
and trees that are planted in tiers. Attention is also drawn to the various statues, cannon artillery. There is a tradition on the island: to shoot cannons at noon, it is
still observed. From the top point, an indescribable view opens up, and not only to the outskirts of the capital of the state, but also to other cities, the Grand Harbor Bay.
Mdina Museum City.
The former capital of the archipelago is one of the best attractions. It is a fortified settlement with a rich history. It is approximately 4 thousand years old, the total area is slightly more than 1km', the population is 300 people. The settlement is built on a rock, and a stone wall is erected around it. What else to visit in Malta?
View of the Ghar Dalam Sudika Cave.
It is formed by mountains located on the southeastern coast. It was discovered at the end of the 19th century, and it was then established that it includes several layers. Among them, even the remains of animals were found, which were unique
in their kind, human bones. Interesting finds are considered to be examples of art. Tourists can only view the first 50 m of the cave out of 144 m. At the entrance
there is a museum with interesting exhibits. It is in this direction that excursions are often organized in Malta.
Basilica of Our Lady of Ta' Pinu.
What to see in Malta in 1 day? Visit the Catholic church, which is located on the island of Gozo. Once upon a time there was a
16th-century chapel on its site, but in 1920 the construction of a modern church began, and it lasted 1 years. The building rises in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by hills. As Malta's guides say, this is a striking example of the technical use of local stone. The interior decoration is represented by paintings carved from natural stone, mosaics, and nave friezes.
The unique appearance of the megalithic temple complex Mnajdra.
Its image is on small coins. The buildings for worship are located in the southern part of the country, right on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It is unknown when Mnajdra was built, but it is estimated to have been built in 3600 BC. The main building material used was strong coral limestone. It is characterized by resistance to water and sunlight. In order to protect it from adverse weather conditions, the complex is covered with a tent. It is open to visitors, but it is difficult to appreciate the grandeur of the megalith here.
Board indicators and code words - exhibits of the Lascaris bunker Lisa Aimi.
This landmark is located in the city of Valletta. It includes a whole system of
tunnels built underground. At one time, separate rooms were made in them, they
are connected to each other by passages. During the Second World War, the general staff was located in the Lascaris bunker. Its activities then included
planning military operations, management during their implementation. In 2009, it became accessible to the public, after a while a museum was opened on its basis.
One of the rooms of the Casa Rossa Piccola Museum Jeff Marquis.
What else to see in Malta? The palace built in Valletta, one of the last, deserves attention. At one time, the knightly orders were ordered to build a city that could compete with European capitals. Then numerous palaces appeared, one of which was Casa Rossa Piccola. Today, the castle is privately owned, but at the same time it is open to the public. The interior is characterized by the presence of rich furniture, a collection of antique dishes and paintings.
Exposition of the Jaguar at Czech Classic Car Museum Wikipedia.
This place is interesting because it offers an unusual exposition consisting of examples of vehicles from the golden fund of the world automobile industry. The description says that tourists are offered the opportunity to see classic cars that breathe history. This is a great opportunity to see how far progress has advanced.
Green corner of the Lower Barrakka Gardens.
This is a great place for a walk, quiet, cozy, because few tourists get here. The surrounding atmosphere encourages you to collect your thoughts, allows you to enjoy the magnificent views and peace. In the Lower Barrakka Gardens, it is worth paying attention to the monument to Alexander Bell, which has the appearance of an ancient temple. It was built as a token of gratitude to the commander who led the uprising against the French. The described landmark was made in honor of
the heroes who died during the World War.
Bay and small village of Mgarr.
This landmark of Malta is also known as Imgarr. It is a small village in the northwestern part of the state. Local residents
are mainly engaged in agriculture, namely on farms, vineyards in the area. Aspecial feature of Mgarr is the presence of archaeological sites that are included in the UNESCO list.
No development. There is a place for a large number of ducks
here, which are admired not only by locals, but also by guests of the country. The most beautiful views can be seen in the bay during sunset.
Romantic and majestic Blue Grotto.
If you are one of those people who are easy-going, then the Blue Grotto is for you. It is not so easy to get there, but believe me, the sight you see is worth it. We are talking about a whole complex of sea caves, which are located near the village of Krendi, namely in the southern part of the state. Under the rays of the sun, the water acquires a bright blue color, which shimmers with a variety of shades. The total depth of the grotto is 45 m. This place was chosen by the British military, who loved to relax there with their families. This landmark of Malta can often be seen in movies. It is interesting to know that the authorities have set a limit on its
visits. No more than 25 boats with tourists on board can visit the cave complex per day. The reason for this is the complex terrain, intense sea waves in the described area. Here you can not only admire the unusual shades of water, the unique shape of rock formations, but also climb on them and go diving.