Malta
Malta is an archipelago with a land area totalling to only 300 square kilometres. The country is considered as the smallest country in the world. However, the geographical size of Malta does not define the beauty of the nation. Though relatively small, it gives home to important historical attractions and most stunning places in the world.
In the city of Valletta, historical edifices, which architectural designs appeals to tourists, are situated. Remarkable buildings are St. John's Co-Cathedral, Casa Roca Piccola and the Grandmaster's Palace; which panoramic view is best viewed from Senglea.
On the outskirt of Valletta situates the town of Floriana. It is the home to the magnificent Valletta Waterfront, a unique and sophisticated combination of baroque and contemporary architectures. The place sends tourists to pulsating moods as it gives home to a very ecstatic night life.
Malta is also famous for its pristine nature. Between the islands of Comino and Cominotto is the very spectacular Blue Lagoon which is a perfect spot for divers, snorkelers and swimmers. It boasts of its white sand beaches and clear cyan water; and is a definite paradise for tourists.
Abovementioned are just some of the most visited places in Malta. There are lots of other destinations which tourists should discover for themselves. It will surely be a good adventure; and tourists need not to worry about their needs since restaurants and hotels in Malta abound. Among the most visited hotels in Malta are the The Corinthia in St. George's Bay and the Grand Hotel Excelsior in Valletta.
