Things To Do in Malta

Sandra Button, Chairman of Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance was invited over by the organisers of Valletta Concours D’Elegance to be one of the judges at this prestigious event. She stayed at AX The Palace while on her stay in Malta.

Kenneth Calleja, mostly known as the front-man for the band Fire, as well as his solo performances during Rockestra, has launched his very first EP, as a solo artist, called Living in a Song.

From clubs to cool romantic courtyards, nightlife in Malta has moods for all. The Islands have a vibrant calendar of theatre and concerts, classical and modern. Many are held outdoors or in historic venues.

Did you ever hope to return home from your holidays with a bunch of picture-like photographs reminding you of your dream-come-true trip but all that you have are some flashy selfies and shaky captures taken through a car window?

Sliema is one of Malta’s most popular towns. It is always hustling and bustling with activity. No wonder we consider it as the place to be, all day and every day. So, what makes this town so special?

It’s safe to say that you won’t get bored this summer! Twelve Blue flag Malta beaches are considered safe and of high quality according to the International Blue Flag eco label for Sustainable Development.

For the 10th year running, Medieval Mdina Festival is back for its two full days of magic at Malta’s silent city of Mdina. The festival in 2018 will be held on the 5th and 6th of May during which there will be re-enactments, spectacular knights in battle, Medieval markets and music, falconry, exhibitions, food and more!

There is always activity around the Maltese Islands. Whether you are visiting Malta for pleasure or for business, you should find time to go to some of the top attractions this island has to offer.