In 1980, Walt Disney Studios and Paramount Pictures built a whole village in the stunning Mellieha for the set of ‘Popeye’, based on E.C. Segar well known character and starring the beloved actor/comedian Robin Williams. An entire bay in Mellieha was transformed into The ‘Sweethaven’ Village – the home of Popeye, which still stands today.
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Situated in Valletta, Malta 5D takes an innovative approach on showcasing the history in Malta. Malta being in the middle of the Mediterranean, was a great advantage for any country to own. Thus Malta saw various countries around the world taking its ownership. Malta 5D manages to recreate these experiences through a show that transports you back in time. Malta 5D uses 3D visuals as well as special effects. The special effects include moving seats, water spray, scents, air blasts and feet tickler, creating an experience for all your senses.
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Venture out in Malta’s most iconic spots in a fun and effortless way; Seg-way! Malta Segway is an all year opened company situated in Dingli which provides visitors with a unique experience of discovery and sightseeing by wheel since 2012. Its three tours around Dingli and Valletta will allow you to feel the breeze on your skin while you take the controls of 2018’s most thrilling transport.
Call them at (+356) 99448492 Mail them at info@maltasegwaytours.com
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MARSAXLOKK, MALTA’S FAVOURITE FISHING VILLAGE
Marsaxlokk is a picturesque fishing port and village in the south-eastern region of Malta. The location of Malta’s largest and oldest fishing harbour, Marsaxlokk remains famous for all things seafood! In fact, some of the best fish restaurants in Malta can be found here so it’s the perfect place to sample the local catch. An open-air market operates daily, but it is on Sunday’s that Marsaxlokk comes to life. The Sunday fish market is supplied directly from the fishermen’s morning catch. Here a plethora of sights, sounds and smells combine under the canopied marketplace
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The Gozo Channel Ferry is the main link from Malta to its sister island, Gozo. As there is no airport on Gozo the ferry offers an important link between the two islands. With a daily average of 27 round trips, this sea transport service is a safe and reliable way for passengers and vehicles to travel between Malta and Gozo throughout the year. Created in 1979, the Gozo Channel Company has since developed and maintained an efficient and economic service for local and foreign customers. The first operating ferry service between the two islands was recorded in 1241, with a regular service commencing in 1885.
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In the shadow of Valletta’s majestic bastions lies Pietà. The coastal village which curves around Marsamuscetto harbour may look unassuming but nestled within its streets lie reminders of a rich and eclectic past. Home to historic St Luke’s Hospital and Ta-Braxia cemetery, the village preserves tales of a thriving military history and serves as the final resting place for veterans of both the first and second world wars. Pietà also boasts a royal connection and was once home to Queen Elizabeth during her years of residency in Malta.
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