Things To Do in Malta

Once again, Malta was featured as a must-view country; this time for a promising museum that will open its doors in 2018. The Architectural Digest rated MUŻA, the Museum of Fine Arts, as one of the top 15 noteworthy museums top open this year.

The feast of St Paul’s Shipwreck in Malta is one of the major public holidays and a religious feast on the island. The feast is to celebrate St Paul who is said to have been shipwrecked on Malta in 60AD. This event is celebrated every year on the 10th of February.

Lonely Planet chose the top ten countries to visit in 2018 and Malta was on the list! Reigning at number 6, Lonely Planet picked our Maltese Islands as one of the top countries worthy of visiting this year. And here’s why!

You’ve booked your flight and your accommodation is sorted at one of our Sliema hotels. But what do you do once you get here – especially during the weekend? You’ve probably heard all about Paceville but there’s more to Malta during the weekends than just the nightlife.

Crazy about classic cars? Consider yourself an enthusiast of history? Then October 5-8th, 2017 is a perfect time for you to visit the sunny island of Malta. A four-day event “Malta Classic Car Events 2017” is held in Mdina - a fortified city with a history going back more than 4000 years.

If you happen to be visiting Malta and you are planning to book a room at AX The Palace, then you are heading in the right direction because our property is located right in the heart of Sliema where you will have a lot to see and do.