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Cheap Flights to Malta (MT)

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Book Cheap Flights to Malta:

Milan to Malta (MIL → MLA)

$103.56

London to Malta (LON → MLA)

$168.19

Amsterdam to Malta (AMS → MLA)

$170.20

Brussels to Malta (BRU → MLA)

$190.11

Rome to Malta (ROM → MLA)

$196.69

Top Cities of Malta:

Malta

cheap flights to Malta → $69.49

Overview

Malta, officially the Republic of Malta, is a small and densely populated European micro state. Malta is an archipelago in the central Mediterranean Sea, some 93 km south of the Italian island of Sicily across the Malta Channel. Only the three largest islands Malta, Gozo, and Comino are inhabited. The smaller islands, such as Filfla, Cominotto and the Islands of St. Paul are uninhabited.

Throughout much of its history, Malta has been considered a crucial strategic location due in large part to its position in the Mediterranean Sea. It was held by several cultures including ancient Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, Aragonese, Knights of St John, as well as by French and English before it finally became independent in 1964.

A mere dot in the Mediterranean on maps of Europe, the Maltese Islands may well be continent's most compact tribute to ancient history. The pre-historic temples at Hagar Qim date back to the Copper Age (or 3800 BC), making them the oldest human structures known to man. At Valletta, the architectural heritage of the Norman and baroque eras proudly line cobbled streets. The beautiful thing about Malta is that once you have finished enjoying the amazing cities, towns and countryside, the beach is still there with the mesmerizing blue of the Mediterranean warmly inviting visitors into its midst.

The islands of Malta and Gozo are the homes to some of the most amazing beaches in the world ideal for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving. There are sandy beaches and rock beaches, which have rocky shorelines that gently enter the water. There are countless beaches to choose from offering different activities.

General information

Continent:	Europe
Subregion:	Southern Europe
Area:	316 sq km (122 sq mi)
Capital:	Valletta
Government:	Parliamentary republic
Population:	419,200
Languages:	The official languages of Malta are Maltese and English. Maltese, which is constitutionally the national language, is genetically a Semitic language, descended from Siculo-Arabic, with substantial borrowing from Sicilian, Italian, a little French, and more recently, and increasingly, English. Italian was the official language of Malta until 1934, when it was replaced by English and Maltese. The language still maintains strong ties to the country, and is spoken by the majority of the population as a second language today. The Euro barometer states that 100% of the population speaks Maltese, 88% speaks English, 66% speaks Italian, and 17% speaks French. However, public opinion on what language they preferred to use was different, with 86% of the population having preference for Maltese, 12% for English, and 2% Italian.
Religions:	The Constitution of Malta provides for freedom of religion but establishes Roman Catholicism as the state religion. So that 98% of the population is Roman Catholic.
Time:	GMT +1
Currency:	Euro (EUR)
Electricity:	230V / 50Hz (British plug)
Calling Code:	+356
Internet Domain:	.mt
Drives:	on the left
Visas:	Malta has joined the Schengen Agreement, which means that no visa is required for entry by EU, Canadian, or American citizens. Visitors from outside the EU, including Americans, must fill out a landing card, available on board some arriving flights or in the entrance hall of the airport.
Airports:	The Malta International Airport (MLA) in Luqa connects the island with many countries of Europe, North Africa and Middle East.
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Photo: On a street of Valletta, Republic of Malta. (© Stock.XCHNG / Pepe2000)

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