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Many visitors are attracted to Malta for its clear blue waters, secluded bays, and sandy beaches. It has a rich history, reflected in its medieval walled citadels and splendid baroque churches and palaces, which are great places to explore.
Currency. The currency in Malta is the Euro. This makes it nice and simple to get your spending money sorted before you go. Just make sure to not leave it to the last minute and shop around to get the best rate.
Plugs. The plugs in Malta are type G. This means that you can use the same plugs you use in the UK, your electricals will work just fine without an adapter.
Time difference. Malta is on GMT+1 time. This means they're one hour ahead of us here in the UK.
Visit the capital Valletta, built at the peak of Mount Sceberras. Make sure you look up and take note of the wooden balconies and revel in the history of Malta showcased in Valletta. There are no long distances to travel, so see the sights and attractions in Malta and Gozo at your own pace.
Malta Tourist Board: The official website for the Maltese Tourist Board – a useful resource for planning your trip to Malta.
Know Before You Go: Travel advice from the FCO for Malta.
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