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Driving through Malta
Although it's a country, the roads are usually two lanes and that's for both directions. Traffic is of course heavier in the summer months and they use the British style of driving with the steering wheel on the right side of the vehicle.
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Driving through Malta Mother Mary The bomb that didn't explode, a miracle at St. Mary's Military shelters A furnace for glass production Glass blowing Preparations for the feast Decorative grave covering The Maltese Falcon The main entrance into the harbor The Sentry Tower in Senglea Gondolas with a kick View of Our Lady of Mount Carmel A fortress along the walls of St. Elmo The harbor A pool in the area of Silema On the ferry to Gozo Gigantia One of the few beaches in Malta The blue window at Slendi Bay Icons at the church of St. George The Auberges of the Knights A view of one of the main shopping streets St. John's in Valetta Medieval helmets To arms, to arms The dome of St. Mary's The church of St. Mary in Mosta Sculptures of St. Mary and St. Joseph A street in Rabat The church of St. Paul in Rabat The eye that watches over Senglea Another view look out tower at Senglea Icons of the look out tower The safe haven gardens at Senglea Cannons protecting the harbor Ready the cannons A Maltese Flower A horse and carriage Malta's Antiquated Buses
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