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The island of Malta, following on from the previous video.
The plan was to go to the island of Comino, but the ferry was apparently cancelled due to windy conditions, so the destination was changed and we went to Mdina, which was the capital of Malta until 1530.
For more information about Mdina see ↓
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mdina
I heard that a town has existed here since BC.
I've heard that it was the setting for films, Attack on Titan and Game of Thrones, I've never seen them, so I don't know if this is true or not.
The carriage fare was €30, which was not as expensive as we thought, so we went around the main points of interest with an explanation while riding in the carriage, and then walked around to see the smaller alleys.
The town looked a little like an Arabian town or a little like southern Italian town, but probably this what Maltese style is.
This time I visited during the daytime, but I thought it would be beautiful to visit at night.
The place where we stopped for lunch
Fontanella Tea Garden
www.fontanellateagarden.com.mt/
The café/restaurant was in a good location with a nice view, but it was windy and cold, so we asked to have our table inside.
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
There is also the Knights of Malta(St. John) Museum, although we didn’t visit this time.
theknightsofmalta.com/
After Mdina, we walked to Rabat.
We went to the Wignacourt Museum, right next to St Paul's Church (apart from the one in Mdina)
www.wignacourtmuseum.com/
The last stop was the Catacombs of St Paul.
We entered the museum just as before the closing time but we managed to visit most of the 17 of the catacombs.
Stay tuned for the next video, which will show a day and night view of the current Maltese capital, Valletta.
BGM :
Morning Joe by Patiño
Jane Street by TrackTribe
Forgiven Fate by Dan Lebowitz
Kate's Waltz by Bad Snacks
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