Photo by Johanna Mifsud, 27 March 2008
Historians from the Heritage Department were on site to to lecture about the temples and to answer the many questions the public had. In the background you can see the Islet of Filfla, a protected area of ecological importance.
Photo by Johanna Mifsud, 27 March 2008
Hagar Qim Temples are undergoing intensive restoration works which will take place in the next few months. It will be closed to the public during these works but luckily Malta has a high concentration of pre historic temples dotted around the island.
Photo by Johanna Mifsud, 16 April 2008
A soldier in period costume poses near the Red Tower as part of the historical reenactment held for the public. Attention is given to the costumes and accessories to make the event as historically authentic as possible.
Photo by Johanna Mifsud, 16 April 2008
Soldiers in period costume march around during a historical reenactment at Red Tower at Marfa Ridge.
Photo by Johanna Mifsud, 16 April 2008
A soldier in period costume fires a replica musket. The smell of gunpower and the original setting helps the immagination go back to the times of pirates and invaders.
Story by Johanna Mifsud, 2 March 2008
If you're looking for something more luxurious than the usual rust buckets offered for cheap cruises, than a cruise on a traditional Turkish wooden gullet is probably the best option.
Story by Johanna Mifsud, 6 March 2008
The Grand Harbour of Malta is unique and historic. Its walled cities and inlets offer a breathtaking view during the day and a fairytale like experience by night.
Story by Johanna Mifsud, 27 March 2008
The sun has dawned for over 4000 years on Mnajdra Temples. I wanted to be part of the dawn of this year's Spring Equinox at the oldest free standing structure in the history of mankind.
Story by Johanna Mifsud, 16 April 2008
It's spring and costumes are brought out of cupboards to be worn during festivals and historical reenactments worldwide.
Story by Johanna Mifsud, 9 February 2008
If you're tired of the tacky souvenirs that have mercylessly invaded every destination in the world, then a piece of local art is a must.