Mdina
Mdina has been the capital of Malta, by now this small town is the smallest local council of the island. The population is only 243 people. It is also referred to as Citta Vecchia, (Silent City). It is a charming medieval town with narrow streets, the main attraction is the St. Paul's Cathedral. We also find here several medieval palaces and a Carmelite church. The time spent here is a real time travelling. We can enjoy the special atmosphere even more if we visit here in the evening, when we can understand why it was named as the Silent City.
Medina
Dingli Cliffs
We find these amazing rocks between Bahrija and Mungar (on the 2 kilometer long coastline), where we can admire the spectacular sunsets. The Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene is at the highest point in Malta, it is also worth a visit. If you prepar a picnic package, you can also enjoy a glass of wine and some snacks on the benches next to the chapel.
St Mary Magdalene Chapel Dingli Cliffs, sunset
Marsaxlokk
Marsaxlokk this fishing village with a special atmosphere attracted attention mainly with the busy fishing port, the cavalcade of colors given by the numerous colorful fishing boats. Due to the fish market on Sundays, the village is crowded on these days, so if you are not coming to buy fresh fish, it is better to visit this charming village on other days of the week.
Marsaxlokk