Mediterranean Getaway – Paradise Bay Hotel, Malta
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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

Village of Tara Zebbug, Maltei Island

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This rich village has a history dating from 1436. The great master of Rohan raised Zebbug in a city, renamed Citta Rohan, and built the triumphal arch at the entrance to the city.Along the historical streets on Saint-Anthony street and in the hospital market there are many beautiful old houses, some date from the sixteenth century.The main market is decorated by the parish church of St. Filip, founded in 1599. The initial design was created by Cassars, the architect of the Saint-John Co-Cadrara.This church, especially the facade, is even more adorned than the co-category of Saint John.The exterior has two towers and two twin domes on both sides, and the interior is luxurious.Zebbug celebrates its religious festival in Saint Philip annually at the parish church on the second Sunday in June.