Things to do in Nadur

Victoria is the old town of Gozo, perched atop a hill. The houses are made of beige limestone, with peeling plaster in some places revealing the underlying rubble. The streets are narrow, and cats often perch in corners or on doorsteps. The hilltop castle is a converted fortification; from its walls, one can see the island's fields and the distant sea. The old town has some shops and cafes, but it's usually quiet with few tourists; you can occasionally hear the clanging of spatulas as you walk through the alleys. The overall atmosphere is peaceful, perfect for those who aren't in a rush.

Malta's Jopohe Street is located in the old town. It is the most intuitive place to feel the living conditions of the local people. Although it is very shabby, it is very nostalgic, just like going back to the streets of my hometown when I was a child.

It's so beautiful, the scenery is breathtaking, you must come

one of the gems of Malta, must seen. You will need to get a boat ride that brings you so close and even inside the caves. Highly recommended 👌

A must-see attraction in Valletta, but it is not very interesting. It is a must-see attraction. There are many people but the flow is fast. The fort is a must-take background wall. The sky and water of Malta are the most beautiful scenery on the Mediterranean coast. It is a place that cannot be missed in life.

Dingli cliffs is one of the most panoramic views in Malta. It has a long walking trail and exceptional to watch sunset!

This is a military defense building, located next to the seaside. It is also a good place for defense in the open sea. Here you can feel many military facilities and many defensive holes.