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Kasbah of the Udayas
Kasbah of the Udayas
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Royal Palace
Royal Palace
4.8/543 Reviews
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Hassan Tower
Hassan Tower
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Mausoleum of Mohammed V
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4.8/557 Reviews
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Rabat Medina
Rabat Medina
4.8/534 Reviews

Where to stay

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Restaurant Dar Zaki
Restaurant Dar Zaki
4.4/57 Reviews
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African cuisine
Avg. SAR76/person
Le Dhow
Le Dhow
4.5/510 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. SAR79/person
Le Georges
Le Georges
4.1/57 Reviews
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Avg. SAR45/person
Le Bistrot du Pietri
Le Bistrot du Pietri
4.3/56 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. SAR89/person
El Barrio Latino
El Barrio Latino
4.1/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. SAR100/person
La Mamma’s Pizza
La Mamma’s Pizza
4.1/58 Reviews
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Western cuisine
Avg. SAR76/person
Dar El Medina
Dar El Medina
4.7/53 Reviews
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African cuisine
Avg. SAR52/person
Gotham
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Western cuisine
Avg. SAR34/person
Golden Fish
Golden Fish
4.4/57 Reviews
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Western cuisine
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La Koutoubia
La Koutoubia
5.0/55 Reviews
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Coq Magic Hassan
Coq Magic Hassan
3.9/58 Reviews
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Barbecue
Avg. SAR31/person
Carrion Coffee
Carrion Coffee
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Avg. SAR26/person

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Explore Malta’s must-visit historic and cultural routes and take in the medieval vibes and natural magnificence in one day, heading deep into the heart of Malta from the ancient city of Mdina. This route not only caters to travelers who love history and architecture, but is also suitable for parents or small groups to take a slow trip, making it ideal for the first time to visit Malta!

🌟Route Recommendation:
Ancient City of Mdina → Catacombs of Santa Catadus → Cliffs of Dingley → Gardens of St. Anton → Craft Village of Tarquali → Mosta Dome Church

The ancient city of Mdina
Known as the “City of Silence,” Mdina is surrounded by strong walls and is filled with medieval architecture and stone alleys. Walking into the city gate, there is a sense of crossing, wandering along the stairs and alleys, you can take pictures of the ancient city gates, the outer walls of the cathedral and the ancient castle. It is recommended to spend some time relaxing with a cup of coffee at the Cafe and feel the slow pace of the town.

Catacombs of Santa Catadus
Located in Rabat next to Mdina, this catacomb showcases Maltese church history and ancient Roman period architecture. Although not large, the underground corridor is shady and full of mystery while getting a feel for the Maltese faith culture.

Dingley Cliffs
Once you reach the edge of the cliff, you are immediately attracted by the blue sea. The cliff is spectacular and great for taking pictures. There are trails and observation decks, and if you want to stay away from the crowds, you can walk a little further to find a place to take beautiful photos slowly. Be sure to bring sunglasses and a jacket, anytime the wind blows.

St. Anton Gardens
The garden is free to enter, the environment is very quiet, full of all kinds of flowers and trees, as well as peacocks and pigeons, perfect for parents and children. Flowers are different in all seasons, and every time you come there is a new surprise. In summer it is recommended to go in the morning, less crowded and not afraid of heat.

Taquali Craft Village
A must-see if you want to buy souvenirs or learn about traditional Maltese craftsmanship! There are glass blowing, handmade silverware, leather boutiques, etc. Many masters are there to demonstrate on the spot, which feels very local. There are many choices of souvenirs, and the prices are affordable.

Mosta Dome Church
The finale comes to Malta’s famous landmark, the Mosta Dome, known as the third largest unsupported dome in Europe, with a magnificent design. The interior of the dome is gorgeously painted and the light shining through the stained glass is fantastic. Be sure to visit the bullet holes where bombs of yesteryear did not explode to see the miracles of those days! On-site tickets are about €39.0. Location: Rotunda Square, 15 Church Str, Mosta MST 2014 Malta. Opening hours: year-round 09:30-16:30, Saturday 12:00-17:00, Sunday 09:30-18:00.

Tips and Notes:
1. Comfortable shoes and light clothing are recommended for more walking sections throughout.
2. Some attractions are more crowded on weekends and can be avoided by going early.
3. Dignified clothing is recommended for visiting religious sites, and women are advised to bring a shawl or thin coat.
4. Bring enough water, sunscreen and a sun hat for summer outdoor attractions.
5. Some small shops in Craft Village support credit cards, but it is more convenient to bring a small amount of cash.

A one-day historical and cultural flash tour of Malta, easily enjoy the popular and characteristic attractions, take pictures, take a bite of slow life, feel the century-old city and the blue sea!

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Explore Malta’s must-visit historic and cultural routes and take in the medieval vibes and natural magnificence in one day, heading deep into the heart of Malta from the ancient city of Mdina. This route not only caters to travelers who love history and architecture, but is also suitable for parents or small groups to take a slow trip, making it ideal for the first time to visit Malta! 🌟Route Recommendation: Ancient City of Mdina → Catacombs of Santa Catadus → Cliffs of Dingley → Gardens of St. Anton → Craft Village of Tarquali → Mosta Dome Church The ancient city of Mdina Known as the “City of Silence,” Mdina is surrounded by strong walls and is filled with medieval architecture and stone alleys. Walking into the city gate, there is a sense of crossing, wandering along the stairs and alleys, you can take pictures of the ancient city gates, the outer walls of the cathedral and the ancient castle. It is recommended to spend some time relaxing with a cup of coffee at the Cafe and feel the slow pace of the town. Catacombs of Santa Catadus Located in Rabat next to Mdina, this catacomb showcases Maltese church history and ancient Roman period architecture. Although not large, the underground corridor is shady and full of mystery while getting a feel for the Maltese faith culture. Dingley Cliffs Once you reach the edge of the cliff, you are immediately attracted by the blue sea. The cliff is spectacular and great for taking pictures. There are trails and observation decks, and if you want to stay away from the crowds, you can walk a little further to find a place to take beautiful photos slowly. Be sure to bring sunglasses and a jacket, anytime the wind blows. St. Anton Gardens The garden is free to enter, the environment is very quiet, full of all kinds of flowers and trees, as well as peacocks and pigeons, perfect for parents and children. Flowers are different in all seasons, and every time you come there is a new surprise. In summer it is recommended to go in the morning, less crowded and not afraid of heat. Taquali Craft Village A must-see if you want to buy souvenirs or learn about traditional Maltese craftsmanship! There are glass blowing, handmade silverware, leather boutiques, etc. Many masters are there to demonstrate on the spot, which feels very local. There are many choices of souvenirs, and the prices are affordable. Mosta Dome Church The finale comes to Malta’s famous landmark, the Mosta Dome, known as the third largest unsupported dome in Europe, with a magnificent design. The interior of the dome is gorgeously painted and the light shining through the stained glass is fantastic. Be sure to visit the bullet holes where bombs of yesteryear did not explode to see the miracles of those days! On-site tickets are about €39.0. Location: Rotunda Square, 15 Church Str, Mosta MST 2014 Malta. Opening hours: year-round 09:30-16:30, Saturday 12:00-17:00, Sunday 09:30-18:00. Tips and Notes: 1. Comfortable shoes and light clothing are recommended for more walking sections throughout. 2. Some attractions are more crowded on weekends and can be avoided by going early. 3. Dignified clothing is recommended for visiting religious sites, and women are advised to bring a shawl or thin coat. 4. Bring enough water, sunscreen and a sun hat for summer outdoor attractions. 5. Some small shops in Craft Village support credit cards, but it is more convenient to bring a small amount of cash. A one-day historical and cultural flash tour of Malta, easily enjoy the popular and characteristic attractions, take pictures, take a bite of slow life, feel the century-old city and the blue sea! #Malta #Mdina #mosta dome church #photo spot #medieval ancient city

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