Attard Travel Guide

 Elly01 Says:  This place is really nice as the gardens are very big and one can and go to read a book, walk around and relax ! Once there used to be animals however now there is only a pond with ducks as far as I know.After that one can have a coffee next door at Melita Gardens ! 

 PeterVancouver Says:  Being amost central in the Island, San Anton Gardens with the Governors Palace, are ideally situated for visiting all parts of the island and the cheapest way is by buses Some of these buses would appear to be museum pieces with a number being over 35 years old and almost... 

 Elly01 Says:  This place has a very good positive things about it. The ambiance, food and seating availibility as the place is big. Situated around San Anton Gardens and I guess it was an extension of the gardens. The place has indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating is special as... 

 Elly01 Says:  This a really nice family spot. A this coffee shop one may taste the most amazing cakes, chocolates and pies that one can ever imagine. Infact all around Malta this place is well known ! I think they have the best gateaus and apple pies I ever tasted ! They serve also ice... 

 Xemx Says:  Apart from the tables and chairs, I do like the interior of Saracino's coffee shop which has lots of character. During the warm summer months, they offer outdoor seating which is very pleasant. It is mostly frequented by the locals and being situated exactly next door to... 

 sandysmith Says:  The old core of Balzan like Liya is really quaint with characteristic alleyways and narrow streets. look up from time to time and you see many religious stautes in niches of the buildings. 

 sandysmith Says:  It seems incredible that even little villages like Liya have so many churches and chapels in such a small area but thats Malta for you - one for each day of the year they say! With the Belvedere behind you and the parish church ahead then the old parish church will be on... 

 sandysmith Says:  Ahead of the Belvedere is the parish church of Liya which dates from 1694. Like many churches in Malta the clocks gives differing times in an attempt to confuse the devil. 

 sandysmith Says:  Not many tourists will think of coming to Liya and it is only a tiny village but this Chapel - Our lady of Miracles in St Saviours Street is said to be built on the exact geographical centre of Malta. Again no time to go inside here but for your information the old holy... 

 sandysmith Says:  The tiny village of Liys has some lovely old villas and gardens with orange groves - in fact oranges are the symbol of this village. Many of the large village houses play host to the many societies and clubs which seem so popular in Malta - every village seems to have a... 

 sandysmith Says:  In the centre of LIya village you will see this strange tower with external staircase in the middle of the road! Its known as the Belvedere. It used to be situated in the garden of one of the large villas in this affluent village. During a road widening scheme in the 1950's... 

 sandysmith Says:  There were some delightful corners in the gardens with lovely fountains and statues...wish I could have taken some more pics of them!.