Jin Travels to Malta
Valletta . Birgu . Sliema . Marsaxlokk
Rabat . Mdina . Gozo . Victoria . . .
Marsaxlokk . Fishing village
- Picturesque harbour with colourful wooden boats and many seafood restaurants. It’s very busy on Sundays. Google Maps: Marsaxlokk
Gozo . Mgarr . Ferry Terminal
- Ferry between Mgarr on Gozo and Cirkewwa on Malta. They go often, no hurry. Google Maps: Mgarr
Valletta . Upper Barrakka
- A friendly chat with the police. Google Maps: Upper
Gozo . Victoria
- Old Town Citta’ ir-Rabat. Traditional buildings, some with colourful wooden balconies. Google Maps: Victoria
Gozo . Victoria . Cittadella
- Canon in the fortress. Google Maps: Cittadella
Gozo . Victoria . Roża Bistro
- Rabbit is a popular dish on Malta, but this is not my kind of food. Google Maps: Roża
St Julien's . Sale e Pepe
- St Julian's is not my favourite area in Malta, but there are some excellent restaurants here. Google Maps: Pepe
Many restaurants on Malta and Gozo have fresh fish and seafood.
Gozo . Qawra
- Through the hole. It is also possible to go by boat when the Mediterranean Sea on the other side is calm. Google Maps: Qawra
Gozo . Victoria
- A good local red wine with Cittadella visable in the glass.
Marsaxlokk . Pastaus fresh pasta
- Homemade pasta, but this restaurant is closed. There are several other restaurants nearby.
Marsaxlokk . This fishing port has a popular market on Sundays and several seafood restaurants. Google Maps: Market
Valletta . Piadina Caffe
- This part of St. Lucia street has popular cafes and bars. Try an Aperol Spritz. Google Maps: Piadina
