Shopping
In Malta there are countless shopping malls - but the bests are in Paceville (BayStreet); Sliema (Plaza Shopping Mall and inner city) as well in Valletta (2km long street with shops) and Portomaso Tower (Portomaso Shopping Complex) – the latter is quite luxurious.
Bay Street
The Bay Street shopping mall consists of 3 floors and houses shops for following products: Clothing (Mexx), books, restaurants (Argentinean Steakhouse, McDonalds), cafes, bars (Hard Rock Cafe), an arcade gaming centre (Jokers Family Fun for kids/teens and adults) and much more. ... more
Plaza Shopping Mall
The Plaza Shopping Mall lies in the centre of Sliema and is similar to Bay Street in Paceville, however the flair is much different. The reason for this difference is probably that BayStreet is influenced very strongly by the nearby entertainment centre and nightlife of Paceville. ... more
Portomaso Shopping Complex
The Portomaso Shopping Complex lies in Paceville near the Portomaso Tower, which is also known as Hilton Tower. ... more
Valletta
Valletta, probably the best spot with the most shops and malls to go shopping. The main street (Republic Street) is full of shops, especially jewelers. You must visit this street. The main road is full of people between 8am to 12am and again from 4pm till 7 pm. The so called Siesta takes place from 12am till 4pm. ... more
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Peters pool
Peters pool is a small sheltered bay in the south of Malta. Reaching this bay is not very easy. No buses go through; even with a car its not straight forward. On one hand the way to reach the bay is not signaled very well and on the other hand the road is very narrow. In some places almost too narrow for just one car to pass through and traffic passes both ways!
Casinos
There are four larger casinos on Malta. The best known is the Dragonara Casino in St. Julians/Paceville. Some people even come all the way from Sicily with their yachts to gamble here.
Ferry to and from Malta
One can reach Gozo easily from Malta with the ferry. There are two operating routes from Malta to Gozo. The first and most commonly used is from Cirkewwa (Malta) to Mgarr (Gozo) and the second is from Sa Maison (near Valletta/Malta) to Mgarr (Gozo). Both routes are operated by the enterprise: Gozo Channel Ltd. The routes operate once per hour and the crossing lasts only 20 - 30 minutes.
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