Overview: Malta is an archipelago of islands in the Mediterranean Sea, 90 km south of Sicily and 290 km from the northern coast of Africa. The Maltese islands are the most southerly European country. There a five islands in the Maltese archipelago: Malta (the largest at 246 sq km), Gozo (67 sq km) and Comino (2.7 sq km), and 2 uninhabited islands Cominetto and Filfla. The Islands are only 90 km south of Sicily and 290 km from the northern coast of Africa.
Malta is not only a tax efficient location (permanent residents pay a maximum 15% tax rate), but its warm climate, beautiful sea and days full of sun offer a friendly and safe environment. This makes the Italian island of Malta an ideal place to buy a house / home or to be used as a vacation rental.
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History: The strategic position of the Maltese islands has made them a stepping-stone between Europe and North Africa. Stone-Age and Bronze-Age people, Romans and Phoenicians, Arabs, Normans and Carthaginians, Castilians, French and British have all occupied the islands over the centuries. Malta became independent from the British in 1964. Malta was awarded the George Cross medal from King George VI in 1942 for its' firm stand against Hitler's massive bombing campaign during World War II. The medal is proudly displayed on the left hand corner of the Maltese flag.
Sights to visit:
Co-Cathedral of St. John's - the most impressive sight in Valletta is the baroque Co-Cathedral of St. John's
Valletta's Grand Harbour - take s sightseeing cruise
The Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta - one of city's most impressive restorations
Mdina - called the noble or the whisper city, is the original capital city of Malta
Hagar Qim Temples, Qrendi
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Getting around Malta
- By road - driving is on the left. Speed limit 80kph (50mph) on highways and 50kph in urban areas
- By train - operated by Trenitalia
- By bus - there is a wide network of public transport covering the whole of Malta. There are also night services from popular night spots
Location
Malta lies in the Mediterranean Sea, 90 km south of Sicily and 290 km from the northern coast of Africa
Getting to Malta:
By air -
Malta International Airport
By ferry -
Daily service operates between Malta and Sicily
Regular 20 minute service between Malta and Gozo
Climate: Mediterranean with mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. Click here for the weather information
Terrain: Mostly low, rocky, flat to dissected plains; many coastal cliffs
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