History of Malta
Malta has been inhabited since 5200 BC and a significant pre-historic civilization existed on the islands before the arrival of the Phoenicians who named the island Malat, meaning "safe haven". Romans, Sicilian Arabs, Normans, French and British followed in taking over the reign of Malta, but the Knights of St. John left the biggest cultural, social and historical impact on this island.

Malta has been a member of EU since May, 2004.

Culture in Malta

Maltese local festivals are quite common and usually incorporate wedding celebrations, christenings and saints' days. Summer months are full of different towns' festa celebrations and fireworks over the sea.

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Nightlife in Malta
Don' miss to be a part of Maltese night scene when locals and tourists meet in a small town Paceville - the centre of the island's nightlife! Nightlife here is always busy be it a Monday or Saturday night, and there are pubs, discos and clubs for just about anyone, so relax, chill and enjoy the beat of music!