Next Tuesday, 21 April, at the main hall of the Italian Cultural Institute, at Piazza San Giorgio Valletta, Enrico Gurioli will be presenting his latest publication Il Piccolo LibrodeiVenti. Gurioli ...

It’s early evening in the Silent City, the busloads of tourists are gone and the flagstone streets, cart-rutted through time, are still warm from the heat of the ...

Tournaments were, for hundreds of years, the most impressive and lavish form of public entertainment available. Although modern man associates the tournament exclusively with the middle ages it is an ...

An exhibition entitled Core and Periphery: Mdina and Safi in the 9th and 10th centuries focuses on medieval times in Malta and is the first of a series which will be shedding further light on this ...

Mdina, a medieval walled city in Malta, Europe, is best visited for historical tours. The city can be best explored during Medieval Mdina Festival when artists and local as well as foreign performers ...

Ancient nautical charts make a number of references to Malta The earliest portulan of the Mediterranean, the 1296 Chompasso de Navegare, makes a number of references to Malta. I had studied these in ...

QRENDI, MALTA—The Independent Malta reports that the remains of a chapel thought to date to the late medieval period were found under the floor of the current Madonna tal-Hniena Church, which was ...

Re-enactors dressed as soldiers take part in the Medieval Mdina Festival in Mdina, Malta, on May 5, 2019. The 2019 Medieval Mdina Festival was held on May 4 and 5 in Malta's ancient capital Mdina. The ...

The popularity of Ancient Greece across entertainment knows no bounds – and Malta could play host to more films and series in future. One of the most admired sectors in Malta is its film industry.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...