While a number of fruit and vegetables are imported from abroad, this certainly does not diminish the significance of local produce. Local fruit and veggie markets such as the ones in Ta' Qali and Mgarr are long-standing representations of this cultural and gastronomical significance. Curious to see which fruits you should try whilst you're in Malta? Keep reading! The Prickly

‘Is-Suq Tal-Belt’ Or The Covered Market in Valletta, Uncovers Some Of Malta’s History Inside the walls of Valletta, you’ll find a city that will immerse you in culture; where you can find Museums, Galleries, al fresco dining at the harbour and many piazzas, winding cobbled streets, a palace, forts, and a stunning Cathedral to name just a few landmarks… But,

The Maltese food experience has been influenced by the country’s diverse history, and there are a few firm favourites that we highly recommend you try on a trip to Malta. Rabbit Stew Or, as the locals say, Stuffat Tal-Fenek, is a Maltese favourite, often served in two courses. Left to marinade overnight, the rich tomato sauce that accompanies the stew

When looking for places for a next city break or holiday, something most of us need to consider to some extent is the cost of visiting a county. Local economies vary wildly, currency exchange rates fluctuate, and city life is generally more expensive than countryside locations. Some countries and capital cities are well-known for being more expensive because they tend

December is always a busy time of year no matter where you are in the world, with plenty of festivities taking place. Sometimes it’s great to take time to get away from it all, and think about spending Christmas time, or the run up to Christmas, somewhere different. Malta is a wonderful place to visit in the Winter, for a