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Travel tips for Malta - what to prepare in advance and what to obey
1. Malta has been a member of the European Union since 2004. The official currency of the country is the euro.
2. The Maltese language is quite complex for perception; it is a mixture of ancient Phoenician, Arabic, Italian and English languages and the Latin alphabet. English is the second language and the language of business communication.
3. As in most countries located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Malta operates a siesta. At lunchtime, shops, restaurants and offices of the country do not work.
Shopping in Malta is not a priority for recreation, but the country offers excellent opportunities for combining beach and sightseeing with shopping …
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5. On the territory of the country there are several ancient cities - Mdina, Valletta, and Rabat. Visit them to get acquainted with the architecture and history of the country.
6. Malta is a country of craftsmen, and therefore special attention should be paid to products made of glass, lace and wickerwork.
8. It is forbidden to sunbathe topless on the beaches, and the temples do not allow visitors in beach or too open clothes. Malta is a religious Christian country therefore, locals expect respectful attitude to temples and holy places.
9. Malta is one of the safest countries in Europe, and therefore tourists can freely navigate through its territory almost at any time of the day. Nevertheless, in popular tourist places, pickpockets operate.
10. In hotels in Malta with 4 or 5 stars, it is customary to follow the dress code; sports or beachwear in the evening time will be inappropriate. To change the towel, you need to leave it at the bottom of the bath.
11. The tip size is not included in the bill; they are expected to be left additionally, even when paying by credit card.
Due to the geographical location of Malta, a warm and sunny weather prevails in the country throughout the year. A tropical climate is experienced …
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13. One of the most exotic dishes in Malta is pasta with octopus ink sauce. Portions in local restaurants are very large, which allows you to order one dish for a company of 3-4 people. 
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Advices for popular cities of Malta
Valletta
1. Drivers should not forget that left driving is adopted in the city. Local drivers are not the most diligent followers of the traffic rules, so both foreign drivers and pedestrians must be careful. 2. Cafes and bars offer a wide range of alcoholic drinks, but beer and wine remain the most popular ones. Experienced travelers recommend buying locally produced beverages only as they are not only delicious but also reasonably priced. 3. Don’t hesitate to bargain on local markets and in … Read more 
Malta Island
1. Young men looking to visiting local night clubs and casinos should have passport by themselves. Visitors under 18 are not allowed to entertaining establishments of the kind and the availability of passport will help to avoid club admittance troubles. 2. In many restaurants visitors should comply with a dress code. Setting off to a restaurant one should wear formal suits and evening dresses. Visitors wearing beach suits are not allowed to enter casinos and restaurants. 3. Divers should … Read more
