A mix of traditional and modern in the heart of the Mediterranean. Malta blends everything you would want from a European destination. The culture here has a long history spanning a variety of populations trying to claim this island chain as their own.

What this leaves is a rich historical experience when visiting Malta. This tiny country is large at heart. The people are welcoming to those who want to understand what makes Malta truly unique.

Official languages here are English and Maltese (a blend of Italian and Arabic). The cuisine is composed mainly of a Mediterranean diet: seafood, pasta, and olives are plentiful here. Visiting the numerous religious monuments dominated by the Roman Catholic faith will impress.

If the architecture, food, and landscape aren't enough for you, Malta is home to evidence of some of the oldest civilizations, some dating back to the Neolithic era of 3600-2500 BC.

After visiting Malta, you may not want to leave this Mediterranean gem.