Blick auf Valletta Photo: Jan Peter Boening, Visit Malta
Photo: Martin Strmiska, Visit Malta
Tritonenbrunnen Valletta Photo: Jan Peter Boening, Visit Malta
Treppe in Valletta Photo: Jan Peter Boening, Visit Malta
Aussicht auf die Ramla Bay auf Gozo Photo: Visit Malta
Café vor der Skyline Vallettas Photo: Jan Peter Boening, Visit Malta
Frau in den Feldern hinter der Ta'Pinu Kirche, Gozo Photo: Visit Malta
Wanderung in Xwejni, Gozo Photo: Visit Malta
Küste auf Malta Photo: Joseph Caruana, Visit Malta

Malta

The Maltese archipelago is located some 100 km south of Sicily. Besides the main island of Malta, the small EU state in the Mediterranean Sea includes six more islands. The inhabited islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino offer a variety of attractions for tourists. The main island of Malta, as well as the sister islands of Gozo and Comino are relatively small with areas of 246, 67 and 3 square kilometres respectively. Nevertheless, the islands enjoy lush vegetation in spring and autumn, varied coast lines and beaches, a rich historical heritage and a varied gastronomy. The islands also offer opportunities to engage in outdoor sports in a Mediterranean climate.

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