somekindofwanderlust.com 03/05/2014: Despite sitting just below Italy – a mere boat ride from Sicily –
Malta has remained a little-known island, a tiny jewel hidden in the
Mediterranean. Most people have heard the name, but ask them to point it
out on a map and they’ll be stumped.
In May, I travelled to this rugged, sunburnt isle to find out what it
has to offer beyond a stunning filming location for epics such as Troy, Alexander, Gladiator and more recently, Game Of Thrones. As I discovered, plenty.
Malta is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and has a long,
deeply religious history. Fun fact: There are more than 360 churches in
the Catholic country – that’s nearly one for every day of the year.
From ancient walled cities to rainbow-colored fishing boats and electric blue grottos, Malta is a veritable visual overload...read on.