At the boardwalk in St. Julians there are concrete sockets where you can place your camera and do long-term exposures in the night, if you don’t have a tripod with you. This was the case with me, because shortly before I had dinner and then I decided to take a walk at this nice promenade. The mirrored light in the sea and the light stars were fascinating.
I like this perspective, water of the pool in the front, then buildings of Sliema and then water of the sea. This view can be achieved at the pool of The Palace Hotel. After taking photos you can jump into the pool and then on the right side there is a delicious Sushi bar 🙂
Since Malta is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea completely and temperature is very hot, and therefore it is difficult to grow green grass, water-polo has established as an alternative to soccer. It’s one of the most popular forms of sport in Malta.
The Palace Hotel in Malta offers a pool on the roof. It gives the impression that you swim over the city. With the sinking sun in the background this makes a nice evening, particularly if you, after swimming, sit down on the soft rattan chairs and you treat yourself with an Aperol Sprizz.
In Malta I have never seen a roof which is not flat. Nearly every house is built from the same sort of stone, it looks like a bright-beige sandy brick. If you get a window place in the plane, after taking off, you are able to see the stone quarry with brickyard, where those stones are produced.
Malta offers some really cool lounges, like here on the photo Pearl Beach in Sliema. If you need time for relax and want a breeze of the sea in a chilling atmosphere with some good cocktails in your hand then go there. It has even a path down to the sea if you prefer the sea water over the pool. Seats and loungers are very comfortable hours will went away in a flash …
Some parts of Gzira, Malta have big sea parking lots for all kinds of ships and boats. Since the whole island is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea no wonder that the boat is the most desired vehicle beside a car. Add steady sunny weather and the time is always right for boat trips.
Malta roofs would be a good training ground for rooftop climbers. It looks like you could explore the whole city from the top, hopping from roof to roof with the advantage that there all roofs are flat.
Malta ist bekannt für die architektonisch interessanten Gebäude und Kirchen. Ist man in der glücklichen Situation ein Hotelzimmer in den oberen Stockwerken zu ergattern, bieten sich ungeahnte Ausblicke wie hier in Sliema, Hotel Palace.
