The Majestic Might Of Malta

A perfect agreement between the inhabited islands and several smaller islands and stunning make up the Republic of Malta. Located in the center of the Mediterranean Sea, this island of 300 square kilometers, has one of the ideal dive sites in the world. Whether by dry summers and mild winter and wet seasons you plan to travel, diving is always a must-do in Malta due to the visibility underwater.
The shape of the Maltese archipelago has its beaches to be among the summer months through the Mediterranean hotspots. Various aquatic events para-kite, skiing, surfing and windsurfing can be enjoyed here. The Blue Lagoon in Comino virgin is one of the most popular beaches in the country. Several restaurants and bars are located along the coast.
Maltese cuisine is not often in the Mediterranean nature. Many dishes if they are unique to the archipelago as ftira pastizzi and remained famous. Some foods that reflect Sicily and southern Italy and other settlers.
Malta has the oldest standing structure and the oldest religious building in international Ggantija temples. Have been built before the pyramids of Egypt and even Stonehenge. There are also well-preserved ancient temples and erect scattered among the three main islands - Malta, Gozo and Comino. The Metro St. Paul and St. Agatha's Catacombs is now a museum displaying many Roman, Etruscan and Egyptian objects.
98% of Maltese are Catholic. Eucharistic celebrations are Maltese and English, the two official languages ​​of Malta. The parish church has an architecture of each city and a source of local pride. The church of the Assumption of Our Lady, commonly called Mosta Dome, is the third largest unsupported dome in the world.
Ghadira and Simar two wetland reserves in Malta. It houses a biodiversity of migratory birds, rare and endemic species.
Malta is currently promoting medical tourism. In 2000, Malta became the fifth place at the international level in the World Health Report on the provision of technical achievements in health and health care.