6 Italian Destinations Maltese People Love To Visit
Italy, our closest neighbour, and just a little more than a stone’s throw away.
The boot is probably one of the most visited places the world over by us Maltese, and with good reason. With a similar culture to ours, beautiful locations, historic monuments and of course (and most importantly) incredible food, there’s something that anyone can enjoy. But even with such a huge country, there are still a couple of places that
Here are six of the most visited locations in Italy by Maltese people, also serving you as ideas for places to visit if you somehow haven’t been yet.
1. Venice
Mummy’s going to Venice
Venice is unique, beautiful, incredible… and wet.
A city that should probably not have been one in the first place, Venice defines all logical sense and odds. The city is a wonder of architecture and beauty, and you can take it all in by hopping on a gondola and letting the gondoliers serenade and escort you around.
2. Florence
Capital of Tuscany, and home to many of masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture.
With the immense Duomo towering over the city and the perfectly sculpted statue of David proudly displaying his, erm, physique, Florence is a city overflowing with culture. The food is pretty good too, as is to be expected from a major Italian city.
3. Torino
A beautiful city with a lot of incredible things to offer. But let’s be honest, that’s not the reason Maltese person go there so frequently.
Home of Seria A champions Juventus, Torino attracts flocks of passionate Maltese Juventini to the club’s newly built stadium, just to blast out a quick “Juve, storia di un grande amore” and a live “fino al fine” chant.
4. Rome
The home of cheap Ryan Air flights.
Let’s be honest we love a bargain, and €15.99 flights up and down to Rome is the Ceaser of bargains.
Capital city of Italy, Rome certainly acts the part. Fantastic shopping, incredible food, super city vibes, and of course enough historical culture to last you a lifetime. Take a month off your life and go enjoy everything Rome has to offer; you’ll be a better person for it.
5. Milan
One of the northernmost cities in Italy, and one of the global capitals of fashion and design.
Known the world over for its fashion, high end shopping and restaurants, Mian is also conveniently home to two of Seria As best teams, A.C Milan and Inter.
6. Anywhere in Sicily
Literally anywhere
Maybe it’s the fact that it’s the closest island to us or that it’s super cheap, but if there’s one thing we know, it’s that Maltese people regularly swarm to Sicily.
You’re almost guaranteed to visit the island at least once in your lifetime, and you should consider yourself lucky. Etna, Palermo, Syracuse, Catania and everywhere else are all destinations you need to visit.
