One of the many staircases in Malta
Msida church
Saint on top of church
The Triton fountain in Valletta
After lunch Diaz took me to see the Tarxien temples nearby (outside of Valletta though). The temple is a prehistoric ruin dating back 2800BC. It was not much than just stones and rubble but I was impressed how the stone walls had lasted so long thorough time and all kind of upheaval. I also tried to visit two other venues but one was closed for visitors and the other required pre-booking about a month in advance due to queues.
Tarxien temple, in those days they apparently believed in feeding their women
Tarxien temple
Tarxien temple
Tarxien temple, well
Malta is also a place for old cars...
This site was closed to the public but I managed to have a peek
As I was done with my cultural education for this day we headed for Marsascala where Jasmond, Diaz husband, was at the time and I had a few beers while chatting and soon we headed back and I was dropped off at the Marina with an invitation for a beach BBQ the next day.
Maltese flora
Maltese flora
In the evening I have dinner with Anil as it was his birthday and we celebrate it with all Indian crew at the Taj Mahal restaurant in Gzira. After dinner I head with Nick for Muddy Waters in Sliema to listen to some good music and a few drinks.
Birthday dinner with Anil & Co