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 Colourful glass at Ta Qali by mazzap Amongst other souvenirs, Malta has several glass producers. Most well known are Mdina Glass and Imtarfa Glass. Both can be found at the craft village of Ta Qali. All the workshops are housed in disused aircraft hangars and former military premises. Craftsmen and women can be seen busy at work throughout the many 'huts'. The glassblowers are always fascinating to watch, and the air-conditioned factories are now much cooler than I recall them being years ago!
As well as a huge range of traditional and contemporary glassware, many types of craftware can be seen being made and sold here, including lace, pottery, silver filligree jewellery, ironwork, woodwork and leatherwork. Well worth a visit!
All at reasonable prices, but look out for bargain 'seconds' in the glassware - some products are greatly reduced in price for very minor blemishes. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: Ta Qali near MdinaDirections: Can be reached by bus and a short walk, incorporate with a visit to Mdina!
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 Bay Street Shopping by mazzap A medium sized shopping area set on 3 floors of a purpose built block - there is a hotel within the complex too. All of it under 2 years old. There are several designer shops, an amusement hall, a few restaurants and bars, and the inevitable...McDonalds! Some more shops are located outside the building, very close by. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: St Georges Bay, St Julian's, MaltaDirections: Opposite the Hotel Inter-Continental
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 Open-air markets by hopang Open-air markets are held at Merchants Street in the city of Valletta daily. However Valletta flea market is held only on Sundays. There are more things on sale at Sunday flea market. Opening hours are usually between 9.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. Wide range of consumer goods are on sale at the open-air markets in Valletta such as clothings and textiles, toys, souvenirs from Malta, CDs and DVDs, watches, stationery, kitchen utensils and even food and drinks.
Souvenirs from Malta are highly recommended such as t-shirts, key-chains, refrigerator's magnets and caps.
Prices are lower than those in the shopping centres. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Valletta, Malta
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The capital's open-air markets is located at the foothill of the Citadel, not far from the Central Bus Station at Victoria (also known as Rabat) in Gozo Island. Many of the city's shops are located around the area which is also said to be the main shopping district of the city. Wide range of items are on sale at the open-air markets such as small and cheap souvenirs, clothings and textiles, stationery, handbags and travelling bags, belts, toys, CDs and DVDs etc.
Small souvenirs from Gozo Island in particular and Malta in general such as key-chains, postcards, t-shirts, caps refrigerator's magnets etc.
Prices are very competitive at the open-air markets! Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: Victoria, Gozo Island.Directions: Located at the foothill of the Citadel, not far from the Central Bus Station in Gozo Island.
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 Figolli by Xemx It is customary for Maltese women (and some men :-) to make Figolli for Easter. If you visit Malta around this time of the year you will see them in colourful displays in shop windows. Don't be tempted to buy them from the first place you come across because you will be greatly disappointed. I usually make my own, but if I were to buy them I would go for the ones from Cafe Cordina (244 Republic Street, Valletta), Santa Lucia Confectionery (Old Railway Track, Attard) and Tivoli Confectionery (Manwel Magri Street, Hamrun). Figolli are almond pastries cut out to represent symbolic figures. The traditional shapes are men, women, fish and baskets. They are decorated with glace and royal icing and an Easter egg wrapped in colourful foil to finish off the decoration.
EUR 6 to 8 Leave a Comment Theme: Food and Drink
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 Pic taken from the web. by Maurizioago This is a traditional Christmas cake, but it is sold even in the summer. Its filling is made with honey, semoline and other things. I bought some of these cakes in Valletta; at "Camilleri and Sons". It is a nice confectionery shop in Merchants Street. Leave a Comment Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: Camilleri and Sons. 49 - 51 Merchants Street.Phone: 21 24 16 42.Directions: This shop is located just behind Republic Street.Website: www.camillerigroup.com
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 Casa Castelletti Gallery, Mdina by hopang Casa Castelletti Gallery deals mainly in gifts and souvenirs. Nevertheless the signboard (the words may not be seen clearly with your naked eyes unless you magnify the photo) as depicted roughly in the center of our photograph above, listed the following items available in the gallery:- Decorative Maltese Folk Arts & Crafts, Victorian and Modern Paintings and Prints, Glass and Ceramics, Sculpture, and Bric-á-brac.
Local crafts, gifts, souvenirs
As this is a tourist destination, prices can be expected to be a little bit more expensive. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: Walled city of Mdina, MaltaDirections: Located inside the walled city of Mdina just opposite St. Paul's Cathedral.
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 Glass Blower by Zlur In this particular store, first you may watch the glass blowers at work as shown in the pic, then you may purchase some of the most beautiful glass in Malta, which make great souvenirs/gifts! Walk around the crafts village and you will find all sorts of Maltese crafts, such as pottery, filigree, Maltese wool jumpers, lace and so on... Definately the best place for Maltese crafts and souvenirs
Anything made locally, authentic Maltese goods!
Average prices for top quality beautiful glass souvenirs of Malta. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: Long Hut One, Crafts Village, Ta' QaliPhone: (+356) 2143 0966Directions: Ta'Qali Crafts Village, Ta'Qali - Rabat
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 people by dowdow I think that the best fashion shops in Malta are in Sliema, and here, at the Plaza Shopping Centre, the largest shopping centre in Malta, you can find many different shops all under one roof, besides restrooms, a Mc Donalds, a hairdresser and a Chinese Restaurant and a Coffee Shop as well. There is also an ATM at the entrance of Bizazza Street. Most shops in Sliema open at 9.30am - 1.00pm and re-open at 4.00pm, closing at 7.00pm. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Bizazza Street, SliemaPhone: 21343832/4Directions: Entrance is either from Tower Road or Bizazza Street Sliema.Website: www.plaza-shopping.com
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by Propermark Shopping in Malta is colourful markets with fresh fish; quaint old shops in Valletta’s backstreets; and the latest continental fashions in shopping plazas. But more than anything, it is an excuse to stop off at a café and people gaze. Shopping is a cultural window on the Islands too. You’ll find plenty of tempting must-buys to take home. For a taste of the Mediterranean, choose among the many local deli treats from olives and sun-dried tomatoes to fine wines. If you want something to appreciate for longer, try the intricate, filigree silverware or a work from one of the Islands’ renowned artists. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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