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Surrounded by the blue blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily, Maltese Islands (Malta, Gozo and Comino) have a fascinating inheritance.The islands have an old history with the ruins of the oldest existing buildings.Being close to Tunisia, there is a distinct influence from North Africa.The Maltese language is derived from the Arabic language mixed with Italian.Under the bright sun, the palm landscape in Malta is equipped with picturesque cities on the hills, with peaceful ports and old fishing villages.The country is extremely proud of the legendary Knights in Malta, who fought against the Turks and launched the crusades.

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Tourist Attractions

Historical attractions in Rabat, Maltei Island

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Immediately outside the Mdina Museum, the city of Rabat is neighbor.Tourists can see both cities on the same day;Mdina and Rabat are sometimes considered to be a unified urban area.In Maltese language, the word "rebate" means "suburb".Rabat is less tourist and more a real working city than Mdina, but it still has historical attractions.One of the hidden stones is the Bernard House, a large Palazzo from the sixteenth century, which belonged to a Malthete noble family of French origin.