Oh My Malta March 2026

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Finally, the cold days and rain are behind us! It’s time to tuck away the fur, dust off your denim jackets, and embrace Malta in all its early-spring glory. March is that magical month when the islands start to bloom, the Mediterranean sparkles a little brighter, and the calendar bursts with things to see, do, and taste.

From tongue-in-cheek comedies and live music performances to inspiring exhibitions, scenic hikes, and mouthwatering food tastings, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the season.

Picnics are practically mandatory this month. Up high, you’ll get those swoon-worthy Mediterranean sea views perfect for your Instagram story. Down low? Nature’s own scenic masterpieces will have you reaching for your camera, or just settling in for a blissful, sandwich-filled escape. We’ve rounded up some of Malta’s, and even a little Gozo’s, best picnic spots to make springtime chilling effortless.

On the culinary front, Malta continues to shine. The 2026 MICHELIN Guide has arrived, featuring 48 restaurants, six of them brand-new. It’s clear that fine dining is woven into the islands’ tourism DNA, making every meal a reason to celebrate.

And for business travellers, Malta is proving itself as a Mediterranean hub for conferences and executive retreats. With sunny skies, excellent connectivity, and hotels that combine style, comfort, and pro-level facilities, business trips suddenly feel a lot more fun.

So grab your jacket, pack a picnic, catch a show, and take a hike, or maybe all three. March in Malta is calling, and trust us, you don’t want to miss it.

Issue 64 • March 2026

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As we enter the month of March, Malta and Gozo once again demonstrate the vibrancy, diversity, and cultural confidence that define our islands as a year-round destination of distinction.

Music continues to take centre stage with the return of Mużika Mużika, a celebration of Maltese-language songs that honour our artistic heritage while nurturing contemporary talent. Over three evenings, audiences will experience both new compositions and timeless classics, reinforcing Malta’s commitment to preserving and promoting its cultural identity.

This month also welcomes the Malta Biennale, further positioning the islands as a platform for contemporary artistic dialogue and international cultural exchange. Through curated exhibitions and installations across historic sites, the Biennale enriches our creative landscape while attracting discerning cultural travellers.

Mid-month, our communities come alive with the much-anticipated celebrations of St Patrick’s Day across St Julian’s in Malta and Għajnsielem in Gozo. These festivities, blending live entertainment with family-oriented activities, reflect the welcoming spirit and communal

energy that remain at the heart of our tourism experience. National pride is equally reflected in the annual Freedom Day Regatta, a longstanding maritime tradition commemorating an important chapter in Malta’s modern history. Held in the majestic Grand Harbour, the regatta brings together athletic excellence and patriotic celebration in a uniquely Maltese spectacle.

As we approach the end of the month, the solemn observances of Holy Week unfold across our towns and villages. From devotional processions to sacred musical performances, Holy Week reflects the depth of our spiritual heritage and offers visitors an authentic and moving cultural experience rooted in centuries-old tradition.

March also marks a significant milestone for our culinary sector with the presentation of the latest Michelin Guide distinctions for Malta. The retention of all starred restaurants, the expansion of the Bib Gourmand category, and the recognition of outstanding professionals underscore the continued maturity, innovation, and consistency of our gastronomic landscape. This recognition further strengthens Malta’s positioning as a destination for refined and authentic culinary experiences.

March, therefore, stands as a powerful reflection of who we are: a destination where culture is expressed with confidence, heritage is honoured with pride, gastronomy achieves international acclaim, and tradition continues to unite communities.

Together, these experiences reinforce Malta and Gozo’s reputation as islands of energy, excellence, and enduring appeal.

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WHAT'S ON

Malta has an incredible lineup of entertainment, from tonguein-cheek comedies and music performances to exciting exhibitions, scenic hikes, and mouthwatering food tastings to enjoy!

For Want of (not) Measuring

6-15 MAR

Presented during the Malta Biennale, this exhibition gathers local and international artists examining society’s reliance on systems of measurement. Through varied media, the works question how data and metrics can simplify lived experience, stripping away emotion, memory and context. Rather than rejecting knowledge, the show proposes that recognising the limits of measurement can open space for deeper, more humane understanding of the world.

Women and the Sea

Marking International Women’s Day, Palazzo Falson presents a themed guided tour exploring women’s historic relationship with the maritime world. Drawing from Olof Gollcher’s collection, the tour highlights the long struggle for women’s recognition within the industry. The experience concludes with a glass of Buck’s Fizz in the Palazzo’s courtyard or Refectory. Advance booking is required for this special event.

Palazzo Falson, Mdina

8 MAR 6-31 MAR

1984

a powerful adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian novel, directed by Petra Sant. In a world of relentless surveillance and manipulated truth, Winston Smith dares to rebel against the Party’s control. This award-winning version by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan delivers a tense, contemporary theatrical experience, brought to life by a strong Maltese cast and striking visual design. Admission age is 14+ and tickets can be purchased online at teatrumanoel.mt

Teatru Manoel, Valletta

EVENTS

Traditional Ravioli Workshop

Learn the art of Maltese ravjul in this handson culinary workshop. Participants will prepare fresh pasta filled with gbejna and irkotta, paired with a refined tomato sauce. Guided by chef instructors, guests will explore local ingredients and culinary heritage before enjoying their creations alongside a local platter. Vegetarian-friendly.

5 & 19 MAR

Mediterranean Culinary Academy, Naxxar

Masterclass

Participants will work in pairs to create a pork wellington and panna cotta, guided through each step by professional chefs. The session covers making mushroom duxelles, a citrus salad, basic knife skills, timing, and kitchen organization. Guests can enjoy their meal with a glass of wine or take it home. Aprons, ingredients, and equipment are provided; reusable containers are recommended.

Mediterranean Culinary Academy,

Fort Delimara opens for guided tours exploring its Victorian military history. Built between 1876 and 1878 to defend Marsaxlokk Harbour, the fort features underground passages, barracks and four original 38ton guns still mounted in place. Visitors gain insight into its role from nineteenth-century defence through the Second World War, alongside ongoing restoration efforts. Advance booking is essential.

Valletta Resounds: The Caravaggio Experience

This 40-minute performance blends live Baroque music with storytelling inspired by Caravaggio’s masterpiece, The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist. Acclaimed Maltese musicians and sopranos perform works by Handel, Bach and Francesco Azzopardi within St John’s Co-Cathedral. Narration enriches the experience, while an optional guided tour offers exclusive after-hours access before the concert begins.

St John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta

Sip and Listen

An intimate piano recital at St Augustine Priory celebrates Spanish and Latin American composers. Pianist Ramona Zammit Formosa performs works by Granados, Albéniz, de Falla, Lecuona and Piazzolla in an atmospheric setting. Prosecco is served during the evening, creating a relaxed yet refined ambience. Limited seating makes this a charming cultural experience in Valletta.

St Augustine Church, Valletta

Glow & Climb – Climbing Party in the Dark

This nighttime climbing event in Għargħur transforms the rock face with lights, colour and music. Suitable for beginners and experienced climbers, qualified guides tailor routes to each participant’s level. The social atmosphere encourages conversation between climbs, offering a lively and distinctive outdoor adventure under the stars.

Blind Cave Climbing Crag, Naxxar

Weaving & Traditional Crafts

Hosted at Ta’ Kola Windmill, this experience explores Malta’s cotton and weaving heritage. A guided tour introduces the windmill’s historic role before participants observe a traditional weaver at work. Guests are then invited to try basic weaving techniques, gaining hands-on insight into skills passed down through generations in the Maltese Islands.

Mużika Mużika

This local festival celebrates original Maltese-language songs performed live with orchestra. Sixteen finalists present new compositions across three evenings, including a showcase of classic Maltese hits. Audiences can vote for their favourite entry during the final night. The event offers visitors an authentic glimpse into Malta’s contemporary music scene.

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Attendees will prepare pita bread and a vibrant selection of Lebanese-inspired vegan dishes, including hummus, tabbouleh, falafel, and tahini dressing. The workshop emphasizes fresh ingredients, spice use, balance of textures, knife skills, and kitchen professionalism. Guests may enjoy their meal on-site with wine or take it home. Aprons, ingredients, and equipment are provided; bringing a reusable container is advised.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s acclaimed musical arrives in Valletta with a dramatic new production. Based on the classic film, it follows faded silent film star Norma Desmond and writer Joe Gillis in a story of ambition and illusion. Featuring an awardwinning score and iconic songs, the production promises glamour, tension and powerful performances.

20-22 MAR

Malta’s National Team faces Luxembourg in a UEFA Nations League Play-Off at the National Stadium. The home fixture promises a spirited atmosphere as supporters rally behind the squad. With organised fan groups adding colour and energy to the stands, the match offers visitors the chance to experience local football passion firsthand.

Victoria’s historic streets become the setting for this immersive promenade performance depicting the Passion of Christ. Audiences walk alongside the actors as scenes unfold against the atmospheric backdrop of Gozo’s capital. Blending theatre, tradition and devotion, the production offers a moving cultural experience rooted in community and faith.

March Brings the Perfect Day Out With the MICAS Open Weekend

Families can enjoy free exhibitions, guided tours, and creative children’s activities at MICAS – Malta International Contemporary Art Space Open Weekend on 7–8 March, celebrating art, history, and community engagement.

The prelude to the Easter celebrations this year brings celebrations to MICAS – the Malta International Contemporary Art Space – as another Open Weekend promises fun-packed activities for children and a wonderful day out for families.

Malta’s newest cultural destination will have free admission to all its exhibitions as well as guided tours all throughout Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 March.

With the last chance to bask in the colourful Milton Avery exhibition, visitors will enjoy free access to the exhibition Colour, Form & Composition: Milton Avery and his Enduring Influence on Contemporary Painting – a total of 58 artworks from the American icon Milton Avery as well as seven other contemporary artists influenced by his work: Henni Alftan, Harold Ancart, March Avery, Andrew Cranston, Gary Hume, Nicolas Party, and Jonas Wood. The exhibition will remain open up until the 4 April.

But additionally, the public will get to enjoy free art and history tours, exhibition tours tailored specifically for children, as well as a vast array of children’s games outside on the MICAS forecourt.

“It is our pleasure to host the public for two fun-filled days for children and families, as well as a host of guided tours around our current art exhibition, and the history and architecture of MICAS,” MICAS executive chairperson Phyllis Muscat said.

Muscat said the Open Weekend itself will follow a special open day solely for schools, with Friday 6 March reserved for workshops and lectures for pupils.

“Our Open Weekend reflects MICAS’s commitment towards community engagement, which we recently bolstered with our free admission on Sundays – our guided tours, and creative activities for children are a vibrant celebration that brings together art, history, nature, and play here at our museum’s unique campus,” Muscat added.

A MICAS Open Weekend is a guaranteed day out for the whole family: take your time strolling around the entire campus or join one of the free historical tours –these guided tours tend to be some of the more popular ones at MICAS, reliving centuries of lived history of a site built as a military defensive structure, with traces of its former inhabitants still evident in the graffitied walls and its carved ex votos.

Children will be kept busy with a vast array of immersive and educational painting activities and special art tours

tailor-made for young minds: on both days from 10am to 6pm, they can experience actual painting sessions with ‘Avery In Action’ and the MICAS collective canvas, and other drawing activities, games like Shape Detective and outdoors giant chess, Jenga and 4-in-a-line, as well as a plant hunt.

Other family activities include exhibition tours of the enduring legacy and beauty of Milton Avery’s gentle art and how it continues to inspire the development of similar art forms today.

Special reading sessions will also be held on both days, as well as a yoga session at MICAS on Sunday 8 March from 10am to 11am.

On-site catering and other facilities allow you to enjoy a comfortable and safe day out.

Parking can be found easily around Beltissebħ on weekends, but visitors can also take a pleasant stroll from Valletta through to the Mall Gardens and then walk down Vincenzo Dimech Road to arrive at MICAS.

At the MICAS Open Weekend, visitors will

also enjoy access to all MICAS spaces and ongoing exhibitions, which include Beyond the Bastions, a display that chronicles the genesis of MICAS; and the mind-bending sculptures of British contemporary artist Conrad Shawcross, housed in the MICAS barrel vaults.

Make sure to book your participation in any of the tours via email: tours@micas.art

Check out the full programme of events here at micas.art/events/openweekend-4/ l.

Vibrant Festivals for Brighter,

Festivals Malta unveils its 2026 summer calendar

Festivals Malta unveils a dynamic 2026 summer season, bringing folk traditions, contemporary arts, world-class jazz and cutting-edge dance to stages across the island from May through July for all audiences.

Festivals Malta is offering an exciting summer programme! Four major festivals will run through the months of May, June and July. The programme includes Festgħana, Malta International Arts Festival, Malta Jazz Festival and Dance Festival Malta. The summer festivals programme has established itself as one of the foremost cultural staples for the island, promoting and showcasing niche as well as popular forms of performing arts, music and entertainment.

Festgħana

21–24 May 2026

Kicking off the summer festivals programme is Festgħana. This new iteration of what was previously called Ritmu Roots Festival is the first edition under the artistic direction of Prof. Toni Sant, returning under a revamped name and artistic direction, marking a shift in the way Festivals Malta approaches the development of folk-based festivals. The rebrand signals a fresh approach that places greater emphasis on community engagement and sustainability of the festival. Festgħana ultimately celebrates Maltese heritage, with a particular focus on local folk singing ‘Għana’.

12–21 June 2026

Following Festgħana, the Malta International Arts Festival is renowned for its 10-day artistic programme that merges various interdisciplinary as well as multidisciplinary mediums. Under the artistic direction of Ruben Zahra, the festival introduces various contemporary genres, from dance and art to music and theatre. For new visitors and established audiences alike, the festival is a perfect opportunity to experience a versatile punch of artistic expressions through dance, theatre, visual and performing arts. Festival goers can explore a wide array of

projects in historical heritage sites. Indeed, MIAF isn’t just a festival, it is an ‘experience’ where Malta becomes the stage and the backdrop.

Malta Jazz Festival 6–11 July 2026

For the month of July, Festivals Malta presents two festivals back to back. The Malta Jazz Festival is an authentic jazz festival, taking place for over 35 years, celebrating international giants and local musicians whilst blending different jazz styles. Under the artistic direction of Sandro Zerafa, the festival celebrates jazz in all

Brighter, Colourful Weeks Ahead

its forms, from classic and contemporary styles to experimental sounds that push the genre’s boundaries. Taking place between the 6th and 11th of July 2026, the festival will transform Valletta’s historic waterfront at Ta’ Liesse into an open-air stage, where audiences can experience unforgettable performances against the backdrop of the Grand Harbour. This year’s line-up features standout performances by artists such as Aaron Parks, Ghost-Note, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Toninho Horta, alongside the yearly Off-Beat late-night jam sessions. A special children’s concert with Mariele Zammit also ensures that the festival remains accessible and engaging for audiences of all ages.

23–26 July 2026

Closing off the summer festivals programme is the 5th edition of Dance Festival Malta. Scheduled across four jam-packed days, the festival features performances centred around contemporary dance pieces by international and local artists. A highlight of this year’s programme is Day 3A, which features a number of choreographers based in Malta. The festival provides an opportunity for dance artists to network and share ideas in a professional setting. Dance Festival Malta, under the artistic direction of Francesca Abela Tranter, is a

vibrant multidisciplinary festival dedicated to nurturing Malta’s dance ecosystem by offering students and professionals a dynamic platform for intensive training and artistic growth. Festival highlights include dance companies such as Giovanni Insaudo (Italy), Aurora Bauzà & Pere Jou (Spain), Oulouy (Ivory Coast) and Lai Hung-Chung (Taiwan).

The summer programme promises an eclectic fusion of national and international talent accessible to all walks of life.

For more information, please visit www.festivals.mt

Experience Guided Tours of Malta's Historic Theatre

Step inside one of Europe’s oldest working theatres with a tour of Teatru Manoel in Valletta. Discover its rich Baroque history, explore behind the scenes, or enjoy a theatrical twist with the entertaining and immersive Grand Tour led by actor Jeremy Grech.

In the year 1732, a deed was signed by the Grand Master Antonio Manoel de Vilhena to have several houses in Valletta purchased and converted into a theatre. Over the years the building has been transformed into what we now know as Teatru Manoel. One of the oldest working theatres in Europe, Teatru Manoel has a long and rich history that features operas, plagues, restoration, wars, comedies, and so much more. And if you’ve ever wanted to explore the theatre up close, now’s your chance.

Teatru Manoel offers a variety of theatre tours

throughout the week that will allow guests to learn about this special theatre’s history and encounter the details of the lavishly decorated interior of this Baroque architectural masterpiece.

The first option is a general tour offered by the Teatru Manoel staff. At this tour you’ll get to visit the theatre and learn about how it has changed and evolved since it was built three centuries ago. From learning about the different backstage departments, stage mechanisms, and the intricate baroque design elements, you’ll get a detailed overview of this exciting venue. This tour costs €10 per person, with group booking suggested in advance. Tours are available at various times throughout the day from Monday to Saturday.

If you’re looking for something a bit more elevated and personalised, Teatru Manoel is once again teaming up with House of Tours to bring you ‘The Grand Tour of Teatru Manoel’ in a performance/tour hybrid that is not to be missed. Led by actor and tour guide Jeremy Grech – who has trod the boards at Teatru Manoel himself several times – ‘The Grand Tour of Teatru Manoel’ will allow you to learn historical facts that you might not find in your average history book. Grech, who runs local ‘theatretourism’ company House of Tours, combines his theatrical skills with his certification in tour guiding to create compelling, interactive, and informative tours that really immerse guests in the time and space that they are exploring. The Grand Tour lasts roughly one hour, happening twice

a day every Thursday, at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

‘The Grand Tour of Teatru Manoel’ has received high praise, with one guest calling it “a perfect balance of history and entertainment” and another saying they would “highly recommend it to both locals and foreigners”. Jeremy will take you on an exciting journey through time, and even explain to you his favourite aspects of the theatre, including the building’s impressive endurance, “From the Knights to the French to the British to now…it has refused to go down. Not even the War could touch it!” This is the perfect tour for people looking to learn more about the theatre, those looking for an entertaining hour of fun, and those looking to escape the summer heat. Tickets for the Grand Tour cost €20 per person Normal weekly tours of Teatru Manoel will continue to run alongside the Grand Tour.

Guests are advised that since Teatru Manoel is a working theatre with ongoing rehearsals and other technical work, there are certain times when the main auditorium will be inaccessible, and it may be necessary for tours to be cancelled or rescheduled.

For further information on tour times and tickets, call the Box Office at (+356) 21246389 or drop by in person Monday to Saturday from 10am onwards.

For more information visit www.teatrumanoel.mt

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Sensory Friendly Experiences at Esplora

At Esplora Interactive Science Centre, inclusion is not an afterthought; it is central to the visitor experience. Through dedicated Sensory-Friendly Hours and a purpose-built Multisensory Room, Esplora continues to ensure that science is accessible, welcoming and engaging for everyon, by offering a memorable experience with no barriers to science and opening doors to every mind.

A Calmer Way to Explore

Recognising that bright lights and loud sounds can be overwhelming for some visitors, Esplora offers SensoryFriendly Hours to create a more relaxed environment. During these sessions, lighting and sound levels are adjusted to provide a calmer atmosphere, allowing visitors to comfortably explore exhibits, attend workshops, enjoy science shows and experience the Planetarium.

To further enhance comfort, Sensory Bags are available. These include sand timers, fidget toys, visual aids, sunglasses and ear defenders, all simple yet effective tools to support a positive, stress-free visit.

Esplora also supports the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme, offering

Sunflower lanyards to visitors who may require additional understanding or assistance. While every effort is made to maintain a serene environment, the Centre remains fully equipped with standard safety systems, including fire alarms.

A Purpose-Built Multisensory Room

Strengthening its commitment to accessibility, Esplora has introduced a fully equipped Multisensory Room, made possible through the support of Bank of Valletta.

Designed for individuals living with physical, intellectual, emotional or behavioural disabilities, the room offers an immersive experience that stimulates multiple senses in a safe, calming space. It features hoist accessibility, specialist optical, acoustic and tactile equipment, a relaxing waterbed, pressure seating and

bubble columns. Guardians are encouraged to actively engage with their children.

By investing in thoughtful design and inclusive initiatives, Esplora continues to demonstrate that curiosity belongs to everyone, and that science should always be explored without barriers.

New Space - The Aurora Sensory Playroom

The Aurora Sensory Playroom has just been launched; designed especially for children aged 0 to 3, where role-play, textures, science-themed books, sound and movement come together to spark curiosity, comfort and joy.

Here, our little ‘Esploras’ can explore in a safe, nurturing environment that encourages learning through play and sensory engagement.

the Gozo cathedral

The Citadel in Gozo is one of the island’s most significant landmarks. Rising at its heart, it stands watch from above, overlooking the surrounding villages. Exploring the Citadel would not be complete without a visit to the Cathedral.

Cathedral Square: A Stage echoing Space, Structure and Story

As soon as you walk through the Citadel gate, you are captivated by the majestic view of the expansive staircase leading up to the Cathedral door. Built like an anchoring structure to the square, the Cathedral, with the sacristy to its left, is flanked further by the Bishop’s Palace, which, in turn, faces the Courts of Justice and the Governor’s Palace on the other side of the square. The piazza evokes a scene of days gone by, complete with the occasional alley cat that saunters around the buildings, behind and on the ledges of the stone-balconied piazza.

This spellbinding view is a delight during the day, when the blue skies above contrast with the golden tones of the limestone, but later in the day, when shadows become more pronounced, a more mysterious vibe descends, bringing to life the echoes of past centuries. There are many photo opportunities in this space, especially if one checks out the path atop the bastions, which serves as a balcony overlooking the square.

The Mother Church of the Island

The Cathedral of Gozo, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, stands high at the top of an impressive flight of steps, overlooking the charming old piazza. The current cathedral is not the original church, but it is a Baroque structure, completed in 1711 on the design of the Maltese architect Lorenzo Gafa, and it was rebuilt after the earthquakes that shook the island.

Elegant stonework, Corinthian columns, and sculpted decorations contribute to the impressive exterior, which is further complemented by two statues of Pope Pius IX and Pope John Paul II.

This church is the mother church of all other churches in Gozo and, as the seat of the Bishop of Gozo, it plays a central role in Gozo’s religious and cultural life.

A Fascinating Interior: Between Stillness and Splendour

Setting foot inside is like stepping into another world. If you’re lucky enough to visit during feast days, you will immediately feel the pomp and glory the place generates through elaborate and ornate decorations and vestments. On lesser days, especially during the quiet mornings, the Cathedral exudes the stillness of a church that silently holds to its heart many stories.

Whatever the case, the spacious nave and the richly decorated altars and side chapels, each dedicated to different saints such as St Ursula, are presented in art as paintings and statues.

One such treasure is the reliquary bust of St Ursula, dating back to 1614. Venerated as a protector of the island, St Ursola has played a significant role in the island’s history, especially during times of calamity.

Beyond the many prestigious artistic works, one cannot overlook the choir and the titular altarpiece, crowned and framed by a solid silver cornice, and the presbytery or high altar inlaid with malachite, which further enhance the Cathedral’s artistic and devotional richness.

Looking Down: A Silent Legacy in Marble

One cannot avoid stepping on the inlaid and ornate marble tombstones. At the Cathedral, these tombstones form an intriguing mosaic, each telling the tale of prominent families, Knights, and clergy through coat of arms, momento mori motifs, inscriptions, and Latin epitaphs. It is not only about wondering at the historical significance of this place, but it can also spark poignant reflections on death and remembrance.

A Dome Born of Trompe-l’Œil

If the sweeping encounter with the tombstones might be somewhat heavy, the moment lightens as soon as one lifts the gaze upwards. Admiring the elegant trompe-l'œil painted and installed in 1739 by the Sicilian artist Antonino Emanuele is part of the experience.

Considered among the finest in Europe for its unique sense of realism, this masterpiece is an exercise in skilfully overcoming limitations and creating the illusion of a dome even when structurally none exists. As you scan this ingenious work, look out for the gecko on the windowpane - a playful and intriguing detail, almost like an Easter egg hidden in plain sight.

The Statue of Santa Marija: Beyond an Earthly Realm

Without a doubt, one of the most beloved treasures at the Cathedral is the statue of Santa Marija, in her assumption into heaven. Her gaze, tenderly tilted towards the sky, radiates a serene grace and a quiet

majesty, capturing a moment that feels otherworldly, literally suspended between earth and eternity.

The statue is venerated in the first chapel of the north aisle. It dates back to 1897, and it was donated to the Cathedral Chapter by the Leone Philharmonic Society in 1956. Richly adorned as fits the queen of heaven, with gold-trimmed garments, and precious stones, the statue rests on a silver plinth.

During the feast month of August, the statue is moved to the central nave and displayed beneath a royal blue, goldembroidered canopy, adding to the splendour of the feast. However, the statue is best admired as it leaves the church for the procession on the 15th August, with a blue sky as a background, or when it reenters the Cathedral square amid fireworks, a salute, and the au flambeau ambience of hundreds of devotees.

More Treasures at the Museum

A tour of the Gozo Cathedral does not offer the opportunity to visit the church alone. One can visit the Cathedral Museum by entering through the vestry. It is a chance to check out the silver vault, where, as can be expected, features ecclesiastical silverware, reliquaries and other treasures.

Different levels of the museum (accessible via lift) include an area of history and memorabilia, and a picture gallery. There is also the Vault, featuring a notable collection of paintings.

Venturing up to the Citadel is a must while visiting Gozo, but it is likewise essential to drop by the Cathedral, as it is one sure way to understand the island’s many layers of faith, identity, communal life, and artistry.

Whether your visit to this sacred space is bathed in light, shrouded in shadows or dressed in festa splendour, it always leaves the impression of having touched Gozo’s soul.

Some of Malta & Gozo's Best Picnic Spots

Malta in March is the perfect time to go out for hikes, sight-see on a Sunday (or whenever you have time) and enjoy relaxing picnics. With stunning views all around the island of the Mediterranean sea, enjoying a picnic up high offers beautiful scenery and picnics on lower grounds provide picturesque nature views. Now, we take a look at some of Malta’s (and one of Gozo’s) best picnic spots you can enjoy during the lovely season of spring.

Buskett Gardens, Limits of Rabat

One of the more popular locations, Buskett Gardens offers a beautiful picnic area for families. Boasting an impressive selection of different types of trees, the gardens also include many paths for you to explore, perhaps allowing to help you walk off all the delicious foods and snacks you bought to eat. Spring is the best time to go to Buskett Gardens as the picnic area is an open space that allows the sun to beam down with the large trees to help provide shade, should the sun become unbearable.

Golden Bay, Mellieħa

This popular beach is exactly what it’s called. The bay has soft golden sand and an extremely spacious beach area (when it is not jam-packed with beach-goers) where you can go to sun tan, play beach volleyball, enjoy a nice picnic or hike on the nearby hiking trails. Although there are no park benches available, avid picnic lovers can simply bring a blanket, put it straight down on the sand and watch the water sparkle in the sunlight and watch the rest of the world go by. Either bring some goodies from home or check out the local cafes and surrounding food stalls for some delicious pre-made food if you’re after a truly relaxing experience.

Chadwick Lakes, Limits of Mtarfa & Rabat

Having its very own eco-system, people can expect to see many types of flora and fauna as well as endless hiking trails, dams, lakes and picnic spots. Chadwick Lakes is a much loved spot for families and friends to all get together along with their pets, as there is plenty of space and land to utilise and run around on. Situated in the limits of L-Imtarfa and Ir-Rabat, it not only proves to provide endless explorations of nature, but also an exciting journey to reach it as it is located in the more quiet northwestern side of the island, surrounded by farms and fields.

Top of the World, Għargħur

Looking over the fields and into the distance, the Mediterranean sea and the neighbouring locality Baħariċ-Ċaghaq can be seen. Top of the World allows you to take in the breathtaking views whilst also offering beautiful hiking trails. Picnics here are out of this world and with park benches available, you can either decide to eat and fuel up before a trek, have a post-hike or calm and relaxing snack, or a romantic picnic whilst watching the stunning sunset out in the distance.

Sanap Cliffs, Gozo

Overlooking the beautiful blue ocean with Malta out in the distance, not only do the Sanap Cliffs provide a perfect and isolated picnic area, but also stunning views. This one is not for the faint hearted but if heights and cliffs aren’t your thing, worry not as there is plenty of space you can sit and overlook the ocean without being right on the edge of this beautiful spot. You can enjoy your picnic either during the day to watch the blue skies surround you, or just before sun set to witness a truly captivating moment.

Kennedy Grove, St Pauls Bay

This green area offers walking paths, water features, an open gym and plenty of space to sit and enjoy a picnic. Kennedy Grove is a popular area for friends and families and a must-visit if you’re in need of a nice picnic day. Located in the north region of Malta, it allows those who live nearby to enjoy a local nature haven whilst attracting those who live in the opposite end of the island to have an exciting day trip and an even better visit once arrived. Parking is available all down the street of Kennedy Grove but as expected, it can fill up quite quickly.

Malta Shines in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide

The 2026 edition of the MICHELIN Guide has officially been unveiled, and Malta once again shines as one of the Mediterranean’s most exciting gastronomic destinations. With 48 restaurants featured this year, including six new additions, the islands continue to prove that culinary excellence is firmly woven into Malta’s tourism identity.

All seven MICHELIN-starred restaurants have retained their distinctions, a remarkable achievement that highlights the consistency, dedication and world-class talent driving Malta’s fine dining sector.

Two MICHELIN Stars

ION Harbour by Simon Rogan

As a notable pioneer of the farm-to-table movement, Simon Rogan has built his

culinary philosophy around a deep respect for the land. Perfected at his award-winning restaurants in the heart of Lake District, his ethos is guided by hyper-local ingredients harvested, fished, and foraged by the region’s most dedicated and sustainable producers.

Working alongside head of sustainability Keith Abela, executive chef Oli Marlow, and head chef Christian Cali, the team has developed menus that champion environmentally conscious growers and

artisans who share their passion for craftsmanship and responsible sourcing.

The restaurant offers a multi-course tasting menu for both lunch and dinner, as well as a shorter tasting experience at lunchtime. A carefully curated wine list complements the food, while a distinctive drinks programme makes inventive use of surplus kitchen ingredients, from peels and stalks to stem, underscoring the kitchen’s dedication to sustainability at every level.

One MICHELIN Star

Rosamì

Fernandõ Gastrotheque

Under Grain

Noni

De Mondion

Le GV

Bib Gourmand

The Bib Gourmand category, celebrating exceptional food at great value, now includes five restaurants across Malta and Gozo.

The newest addition is Verbena, joining:

AYU

Grain Street

Rubino

Commando

Unlike many of Malta’s better-known dining establishments located in bustling tourist hubs, Verbena has quietly pursued its philosophy away from the spotlight. Its “From Earth to Plate” ethos centres on local, seasonal ingredients sourced from surrounding farms, supporting young producers and minimising environmental impact.

Freshness is non-negotiable. Sustainability is a priority. Local produce is championed.

This approach has allowed Verbena to

craft a refined local mediterranean cuisine that balances creativity with authenticity, a symphony of flavours rooted in Maltese soil.

Five new establishments join the MICHELIN recommended selection, further enriching Malta’s culinary map:

Osteria Scottadito

Bistro Boca

Anima

Le Majoliche

Scala

These additions showcase the diversity of flavours available across Valletta, Mdina, Gozo and the island’s vibrant coastal towns.

This year also recognises three outstanding professionals whose expertise elevates Malta’s hospitality offering.

The MICHELIN Young Chef Award goes to George Attard, who returned to Gozo to lead Level Nine at The Grand at the Grand Hotel Gozo.

The MICHELIN Service Award is presented to the team at Rosamì, under the direction of Charlo Cachia, for delivering attentive, polished service that enhances every stage of the dining journey.

Meanwhile, the MICHELIN Sommelier Award honours Miljan Radonjic of De Mondion, recognised for his exceptional wine expertise and thoughtful pairings that elevate the overall experience.

These accolades arrive at a time of strong tourism growth and infrastructure development across the islands. As noted by Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide, this momentum is expected to inspire further high-profile restaurant openings, strengthening Malta’s position as a Mediterranean gastronomic hub.

For Malta, culinary excellence is not simply about awards, it is central to the nation’s premium tourism strategy. High-quality gastronomy enhances the overall visitor experience, reinforces authenticity and strengthens the islands’ global reputation.

Carlo Micallef, CEO of the Malta Tourism Authority, described the 2026 results as confirmation that Malta continues to deliver refined, high-value experiences to discerning travellers. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg likewise highlighted how these recognitions reflect tangible progress in elevating Malta’s tourism product.

Restaurant Guide

March Edition

Root 81

The restaurant boasts a chic and inviting atmosphere, featuring both indoor seating and an outdoor terrace that provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Root 81 has garnered acclaim for its exceptional culinary offerings and has earned a spot in the MICHELIN Guide, highlighting its commitment to quality and innovation.

Saqqajja Hill, Rabat

Ta' Marija

A stone's throw away from the majestic Mosta Dome is the superb Ta' Marija Restaurant, run by a charming family since 1964. It has strongly established itself as the foremost exponent of authentic Maltese cuisine. Once you enter the door and leave the bustling main street in Mosta, you enter a world of genuine Maltese food and an authentic sense of Maltese hospitality, weaved in with local entertainment on select evenings. Who says you can’t dine, dance and sparkle all in one place?

Constitution Street, Mosta

Giuseppi's Bar & Bistro

Distilling generations of distinguished culinary family traditions, Chef Patron Michael Diacono presents glorious Mediterranean feasts. A pioneer of sophisticated authenticity, Giuseppi’s has been a leading presence in Malta’s culinary transformation for the last 30 years. Just like the best things in life, Giuseppi’s has evolved while staying true to itself. So, whether you’re a classic connoisseur or an in-the-know foodie, the daily changing menu will take you on an incredible journey.

Salini Resort, Salina Bay, In-Naxxar

Zitti

Located in the heart of Valletta, Zitti is the place to be. A place where life is celebrated, food is shared, drinks enjoyed, and experiences cultivated. From morning coffees to Saturday night gin and tonics. Zitti provides a different offering depending on the time of the day and the day of the week.

Merchant Street, Valletta

5 Top Business Hotels in Malta with Conference Facilities

Malta has steadily become a powerhouse for international conferences, corporate retreats and executive meetings. With excellent air connectivity, year-round sunshine and a strong hospitality sector, the island offers several standout hotels purpose-built for business events. If you are planning a conference, product launch or high-level meeting, these five hotels combine professional facilities with prime locations, service and comfort.

Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Malta Golden Sands

Elevate conferences and meetings at the iconic Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Malta Golden Sands. Over 800 square metres of flexible event space accommodates up to 600 delegates, ideal for seminars, exhibitions, and executive gatherings. Modern audiovisual technology, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, and customisable catering ensure every detail is covered. Backed by a dedicated events team and the brand’s renowned “Yes I Can!” service philosophy, each event is delivered seamlessly in a stunning Mediterranean setting.

Best for: Seminars, exhibitions, and executive gatherings

Malta Marriott Resort & Spa

A go-to choice for international conferences, the Malta Marriott Resort & Spa is designed with business in mind. It features a dedicated meetings and events floor with 13 flexible meeting rooms, modern AV equipment and professional on-site support. Its St Julian’s location also makes it ideal for combining work with dining and networking after hours.

Best for: Medium to large conferences, training programmes, international delegates

Radisson Blu Resort, St George’s Bay

Set directly on the coast, this Radisson Blu property offers a calm, professional setting with a wide selection of conference rooms and breakout spaces. The hotel is well known for handling large-scale corporate events efficiently, while still offering leisure facilities that help balance work and downtime.

Best for: Large conferences, multi-day corporate events.

Hilton Malta

One of Malta’s most established business hotels, Hilton Malta boasts a full conference centre with extensive meeting and exhibition space. Its reputation for consistency, service quality and technical support makes it a reliable choice for organisers hosting large or complex events.

Best for: Major conferences, concerts, exhibitions, multinational events

The Phoenicia Malta

For businesses seeking elegance and prestige, The Phoenicia Malta always delivers. Located at the entrance to Valletta, this iconic hotel offers refined meeting rooms suited to executive gatherings, diplomatic events and high-end corporate receptions. The surroundings alone make a strong impression on international guests.

Best for: Board meetings, executive retreats, high-profile corporate events

InterContinental Malta

With one of the largest conference facilities on the island, InterContinental Malta is built to scale. The hotel offers over 20 meeting rooms, a large ballroom and comprehensive event services, all within walking distance of restaurants, nightlife and accommodation options.

Best for: Very large conferences, conventions, hybrid business events

“Malta Became A Natural Crowdfunding Platform”

Malta’s sun-soaked image hides a fast-growing financial hub. Nora Szeles explains why TokePortal. com chose the island for its EU base, citing regulatory clarity, collaboration and ECSPR-driven opportunity across Europe’s investment landscape.

When people think of Malta, they often picture its typical villages, crystal-clear sea and the millennial Mediterranean history that shaped its rich cultural heritage. “What is less visible is Malta’s emergence as a modern European hub for financial services and innovation,” says NORA SZELES, CEO of TokePortal. com.

“For us, the combination that Malta offers so uniquely in terms of lifestyle, regulatory clarity, and professional depth made this country not just an attractive option, but the obvious choice for our investment.”

Ms Szeles explains how a few years ago, the introduction of the European Crowdfunding Service Providers Regulation (ECSPR) turned out to be an important catalyst.

“For the first time, crowdfunding platforms could passport their services across the EU under a single regulatory framework,” Nora explains. “This opened the door for us to connect private capital with startups and SMEs across Europe in a transparent, regulated, and scalable way.”

As a startup ourselves, the decision of where

to establish our EU base was strategic.

“We compared jurisdictions very carefully. Costs, timelines, regulatory accessibility, and the overall ecosystem all mattered. And this was where Malta consistently stood out.”

Having worked in regulated capital markets for most of her career, Nora was already familiar with several licensed service providers on the island.

“That network was invaluable,” she recalls.

“From the outset, we found professionals who were knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely invested in helping new ventures

succeed. It gave us confidence that Malta’s ecosystem was not only competent, but collaborative.”

“Our first interactions with the Malta Financial Services Authority went very well. The process was rigorous, as it should be of course, but also transparent and constructive. They communicated expectations clearly, timelines were realistic, and they genuinely understood the importance of innovation within a robust regulatory framework.”

“And when they promised a quick process, they delivered. This was when we knew Malta was where we needed to be.”

Natural Home for Our European

– Nora Szeles, CEO, TokePortal.com

Beyond regulation, what distinguishes Malta is its people and institutions. “Organisations like FinanceMalta have been amazing,” she points out.

“They opened doors for us, shared knowledge, and really understood that building a financial services hub requires collaboration. There’s a shared sense of purpose here, where everyone seems committed to make Malta a fully-fledged, innovative centre for the European market.”

In Ms Szeles’s opinion, ECSPR itself has had a transformative impact.

“It allows private companies to raise up

to €5 million annually through regulated crowdfunding. Entrepreneurs are starting to see that giving up a portion of equity can be a powerful growth catalyst. And investors are evolving too. There’s a growing appetite for asset classes beyond fixed income, where they can participate directly in economic growth.”

This aligns with the industry’s broader thinking.

“Even the World Bank, back in 2013, highlighted how regulated crowdfunding could unlock dormant capital. We see the same potential here in Malta. Transparent, well-regulated platforms can turn idle funds into working capital, fuelling innovation, creating jobs, and supporting long-term growth.”

In her opinion, Malta’s unique advantage is the expertise concentrated in a small, agile jurisdiction which she describes as “extraordinary.”

“Regulators, policymakers, professional service providers, and industry bodies all share the same vision; to build a leading financial services and innovation ecosystem.”

“Malta is clearly a mature and highly competent jurisdiction in incumbent financial services, with strong professional depth and infrastructure. In the startup and innovation segment, there are a few surprising gaps.”

“Addressing these will significantly accelerate ecosystem growth and strengthen investor engagement and financial literacy. This is exactly where we see opportunity in a strategic inflection point: institutional maturity combined with entrepreneurial white space. For resilient, long-term founders

and investors, this is the right place at the right time.”

“As a regulated crowdfunding marketplace and information hub, we collect feedback on structural bottlenecks and escalate them to relevant stakeholders. FinanceMalta has been a constructive partner in this process. This growth potential would further reinforce the ambition to build a leading European finance hub.”

To actively contribute to this next phase, TokePortal.com will be launching an incubator www.firstcrowdfundingincubator.eu

Of course, challenges remain.

“Education and awareness will always be key, both for entrepreneurs exploring crowdfunding and for investors considering new opportunities. But these are challenges we welcome. At TokePortal.com, we see ourselves as part of the solution, where we can help identify obstacles, offer solutions, and scale responsibly in the European market.”

For Ms Szeles, choosing Malta was not just a business decision.

“It was a strategic alignment of values. Here, regulation is an enabler, collaboration is the norm, and the quality of life makes attracting international talent easier.”

“Malta offers something increasingly rare: the ability to build a serious European financial services business in a place that is both professionally rewarding and personally enriching. For us, Malta is more than a base. It is now a partner in growth and a gateway to Europe.”

TAKE ME HOME

We’re sad to see you go but to make your departure a little bit sweeter, we’ve compiled a list of all things Maltese, which you should definitely make space in your luggage for

Authentic Maltese Chocolate

These tasters that blend unique Maltese flavours with exquisite dark chocolate will leave you wanting more! Each bar pairs with an authentic Maltese ingredient, like the endemic Bidni olive oil, or our peppered cheeselets and is a feast for your taste buds. Chocolate District are committed to sustainable, small-batch chocolate production.

Lino Print by Pisani Prints

Precisely carved and carefully printed, Pisani’s artworks are handmade in limited edition collections! This print represents the Ricasoli Breakwater Light on the southern coast of the Grand Harbour in Malta. This red portside beacon is sister to the St. Elmo light and is often seen holding the great Grigal (North Easterly) storms at bay, as huge waves crash over the breakwater.

Traditional Balcony Pin

Take home a miniature version of one of Malta’s most beloved architectural icons: the wooden gallarija (balcony). Pinbox Malta creates charming soft enamel pins featuring Maltese symbols, from prickly pears and ftira to the Eye of Osiris ... perfect as keepsakes or gifts.

Valletta 3D Map

What started with Luke’s love for architectural design has grown into a passion for creating unique, 3D-printed art that brings depth, detail and a whole new dimension to the country he loves. These 3D prints of Malta by Xafra are unique and show off Maltese architectural features and cities.

Inspired by Malta’s sea, sky, land, and timeless architecture, these minimal abstract prints by Astrattico capture the island’s essence in bold colours, clean lines, and vibrant hues. Each piece blends the warmth of sunlit stone, the depth of the Mediterranean, and the simplicity of geometric forms.

Bidni EVOO

Made from the rare Bidni olive found only in Malta, this extra virgin olive oil offers a unique flavor profile— spicy, fruity, and peppery. Produced in small quantities by the Grima family, this monovarietal extra virgin olive oil showcases Malta’s distinctive heritage and is the perfect gift for any culinary enthusiast.

Malta Recipes of an Island

Simon Bajada’s cookbook captures the vibrant flavors of Maltese home cooking with 70 authentic recipes. From Ftira and Bigilla to Aljotta, this book is a heartfelt tribute to Malta’s culinary heritage—ideal for anyone who wants to explore Mediterranean flavors in their own kitchen.

Cap by Stradalia

Stradalia’s script cap is a nod to a Mediterranean lifestyle inspired by classic cars, perfect for those who aspire to the art of living slow but driving fast. A local brand, Stradalia blends island charm with ethical, sustainable craftsmanship. Their caps are crafted from 100% cotton twill and have an unstructured 6-panel

‘Meet the Locals’ Series

‘Meet the Locals’ is a series of five prints by one of Malta’s top illustrators, Ed Dingli. The series was produced one summer in Marsalforn, Gozo during a national lockdown. It’s a nostalgic tribute to the simplicity of the Gozitan lifestyle.

Limited Edition Terrazzo Clock

A functional art piece, this limited edition terrazzo clock is locally crafted and assembled by Neal from Form Matters in his studio in Malta.

Lamp by Sforma Studio

Sforma Studio’s lamps are inspired by the Maltese coastline's natural textures and designed in Gozo. 3D-printed with intricate peaks and dips, these lampshades glow with a warm golden hue. They offer a unique fusion of natural beauty and modern design.

Roll-On Perfumes

Burlesque’s elegant roll-on perfumes are made with skin-loving jojoba oil and naturally derived fragrance oils. Compact and easy to carry, each of the five signature scents is long-lasting, gentle on the skin, and perfect for refreshing your fragrance on the go.

Guide curated by IL-LOKAL, a shop featuring works by local designers, artists, makers, and independent brands. Visit their gift shop at il-Mahzen on Magazine Street in Mdina to discover what Malta’s creative talent offers. www.il-lokal.com

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CURRENCY EXCHANGE

Fexserv Financial Services Ltd

Alpine House, Triq In-Naxxar, San Gwann

+356 2576 2576

Opening hours: Monday – Friday from 8.30am –6pm, Saturday from 9am - 12.30pm

MEDICAL SERVICES

Emergency

+356 112

Mater Dei Hospital

+356 2545 0000

Triq Dun Karl, Imsida Opening hours: 24/7

Gozo Hospital

+356 21561600

St James Hospital

+356 2329 1000

Triq Gorg Borg Olivier, Sliema

St James Square, Zabbar Opening hours: 24/7

Emergency Vet

+356 50043888

Floriana Health Centre

+356 2124 3314

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Gozo Health Centre (Victoria)

+ 356 2215 6820

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