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The Acquedotto Bridge in Gravina in Puglia has become an iconic location for Hollywood thanks to the James Bond scene in No Time To Die The scene is really crazy not only for the people of Gravina but for the whole world. Daniel Craig a.k.a. James Bond 007 to escape from a motorcycle speeding towards him jumps from the rail of the Acquedotto Bridge in Gravina in Puglia into the void, hanging only from a rope Leggi anche 10 + 3 COSE IMPERDIBILI DA FARE NEL PARCO DELL'ALTA MURGIA Gravina in Puglia had already been the set of Italian and international productions in the past from Sergio Rubini's film“ Il Bene mio ”, to director Garth Davies' drama " Mary Magdalene " cstarring Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara as Jesus and Mary Magdalene respectively and Chiwetel Ejiofor as the apostle Peter, to Garrone's Pinocchio in which the famous wooden child walked with his back to the bridge. Also a Hollywood star thanks to No time to die with Daniel Craig, and who knows, now history may repeat itself with the star of such colossals as Top gun (the new chapter Maverick was released last year) and Mission impossible , Tom Cruise was spotted in Bari a few months ago in a Top secret version. Il Ponte Acquedotto , Ambassador of history If we think of the city d Gravina, the first thing that comes to mind is to visit where the Ponte Acquedotto . is located. Without a doubt this is the symbol of the city , as majestic as it is imposing, it is perfect as a starting point for an excursion here on the murgia. The first, walking down the stone staircase (via giudice Montea) that brings you from the Belvedere della Gravina towards the bastion. There right in the middle of the steps, a spectacle of nature presents itself before your eyes, looking to your left, where the connection between past and present is clearly visible . By the way, if you are crazy about photos, it is also the most Instagrammable spot in the city. In my column "A portata di Manu"  I offer you ideas, experiences and itineraries as well as things to do if you come to these parts whether you are a foreign visitor or a tourist at home. In the article (next to each experience) are all the references for booking tickets or excursions or guided tours in the area . After crossing the bridge and thinking that you too would want to do some healthy Bungee Jumping at OO7 keep going straight ahead. You will arrive, just after the bridge at the Pianoro Madonna della Stella , located at the foot of Botromagno Hill, the beating heart of the ancient settlements, At the most extreme part of the rock, looking to the right, almost falling down, I recommend that you sit and admire this ancient beauty. You will feel like you are in another epoch and have gone back in time. This is the second perspective from which I recommend the Gravina Bridge for an unforgettable shot. From here the depth of the canyon is clearly visible. To your left you can glimpse the bridge in its entirety, to your right the Cattedrale di Santa Maria dell'Assunta And its bell tower. At its foot is the medieval Piaggio District , today undergoing recovery and redevelopment. I like to describe this bridge also as a witness to the events that have shaped the life of the local community over the centuries. He is the true silent narrator of Gravina's histor y and still today the “faithful” guardian of the stories of those who have inhabited the enchanting natural environment of the ravines. WHERE GRAVINA IS LOCATED AND HOW TO GET THERE Gravina in Puglia is a municipality in the province of Bari, located in the heart of the Murge highlands, in the Apulian hinterland bordering Basilicata, with which it shares the Bradano River. Seat of the Parco Nazionale Alta Murgia , a few kilometers from Matera e Altamura , while Bari is about 60 km from this city. Pope Benedict XIII, born Pietro Francesco Orsini (in religion Vincenzo Maria), was born in Gravina in Puglia on February 2, 1649. Pope from 1724 to 1730, he is owed important architectural works in the city of Rome, as well as the inauguration of the Spanish Steps of Trinità dei Monti, which connects the church of the same name to the Spanish Steps. Whether you come alone or with family, there is always something nice to do. If you arrive in Puglia by plane , I suggest you land at Bari Airport. From the airport walk to the train station inside the airport and from there take: - From the airport train station, take the train that will take you to Bari Centrale o Bari Centrale FNB (ferrovie nord barese). From the central station you can internally reach the Bari Centrale FAL (ferrovie Appulo Lucane) - station platforms - spot the elevator and go up to the second floor, the FALs depart from there. With this train you can also reach Matera . by car If you choose to rent a car at the airport, you will set the city of your interest on the GPS , which you will reach via the SS96 If you arrive from the A14 Adriatic highway, you can take various exits: Canosa di Puglia, Andria-Barletta, Trani, Molfetta, Bitonto, Bari-North, Bari-South, Gioia del Coll e from the A14 Bologna highway. After the exit you will find directions to the various cities in the Murgia. It is important to know that this city made the “stupor Mundi” Frederick II of Swabia , of the Holy Roman Empire, capitulate. Here Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, had a castle built in 1224 known to all as the Castello di Gravina, of which today the soaring ruins remain on the top of a hill north of Gravina, always well lit and visible. This castle is part of the “triad of Frederician castles,” imposing fortresses that constitute a valuable historical and architectural treasure linked to the era of the influential Holy Roman Emperor. They include the famous Castel del Monte ad Andria, awarded the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Castello del Garagnone in Poggiorsini. The Greeks called Gravina Sidion, land of pomegranates the Romans Silvum land of forests. The first settlement dates back to the Neolithic age. It was located on the Petra Magna (o Botromagno ) , hill, on the other side of the Acquedotto Bridge, opposite to where the town stands today. With the Greeks, Sidion evolved to become such an important center that it went so far as to mint its own coinage. Under the Roman Empire the town was called Silvium . It was a military station located on the Appian Way and served to supply marching armies. BUT WHAT ARE THE MUST-DO EXPERIENCES IN GRAVINA? ON THE TRAIL OF JAMES BOND ON THE ACQUEDOTTO BRIDGE An ambassador of Gravina's history, it has always been a key element in the settlement of local people. Tra i 15 capolavori nel mondo da attraversare (Leggi speciale) The Acquedotto Bridge is not only an extraordinary work, but a place that takes you into the authentic heart of Gravina. 37 meters high, 90 meters long and 5 and a half meters wide, it was originally used to allow people to cross the Botromagno Gravina and reach the enchanting rock church of Madonna della Stella. Probably made unstable by the 1686 earthquake, the bridge collapsed in the 1722 earthquake. It was in those dark days that the strength and resilience of the Gravina Acquedotto Bridge emerged. It was the feudal lords of the prestigious Orsini family of Rome who engaged in the reconstruction of the bridge. They had moved to the fiefdom of Gravina and ordered around the middle of the eighteenth century the reconstruction and transformation of the bridge into an aqueduct, to bring up to the city of Gravina the waters of the Sant'Angelo and San Giacomo springs, which were located on the Botromagno side, opposite from the first urban settlements. Historical sources reveal that the original structure of the bridge dates back to the late 17th century, as evidenced by an ancient Notarial Act of 1686. In those years the Gravina Acquedotto Bridge , also known as the viaduct of the Madonna della Stella was already a reference point in the daily life of the local community, providing an essential passage through the karstic landscape. This viaduct was the only means of connecting the two sides, divided by this canyon-like crater carved into the rock by the stream, the Crapo (the ancient name for the Gravina stream). Since 2012 one of the FAI places of the heart VISIT THE LARGEST UNDERGROUND CHURCH IN APULIA: SAN MICHELE DELLE GROTTE Facing the Gravina, located in the ancient Fondovito district, it is known as the Chiesa Grotta, immersed in the rock habitat of Gravina in Puglia with 5 naves and 14 pillars completely frescoed until the early 1900s. It is the oldest chiesa rupestre più antica ed importante di Gravina It is dedicated to the patron saint of Gravina, St. Michael of the Caves who is celebrated on May 8 while St. Michael the Archangel is celebrated on September 29. In the first apsidal apse the fresco with a large Christ Pantocrator between Saints Paul and Michael is still visible, while the central apse preserves the statue of St. Michael of the Caves . Entrance fee Per info: 350 081 8462 - https://www.museocapitolaregravina.it/ EXPERIMENT IL PRIMO AEROPORTO TURISTICO CON DRONE A real live flight experience over the canyon of Gravina in Puglia while keeping your feet firmly on the ground. An immersive and evocative experience that takes visitors to inspect the canyon in the company of a team of pilots, a place narrator, a drone and 5 viewers. It focuses on the overwhelming emotion that the unprecedented view of Gravina in flight gives. The viewer becomes the protagonist of a flight in a totally personal way. Per prenotare contattare FLY ON - Aeroporto Turistico UAS BASTIONE MEDIEVALE Email: info@fly-on.it Phone: +39 3757993104 WALKING UP THE HILL TO THE MANOR OF FEDERIC II Here in Gravina, Frederick II of Hohenstaufen had a castle built in 1224, known to all as the Castello di Gravina, of which the soaring ruins remain today on the top of a hill north of Gravina, always well lit and visible. This castle is part of the “triad of Frederician castles.” I n 1224 Frederick II of Swabia commissioned a Florentine architect, Fuccio, to build a castle as a home for himself and his court, to be used mainly for falcon hunting, of which he was fond. It is possible to book a guided tour of Castello Svevo di Federico II Admission fee Per info: Fondazione Ettore Pomarici Santomasi – Via Museo, 20 Tel. +39 080 3251021 – Email info@fondazionesantomasi.it “GRAVINA: OF WATER, OF EARTH, OF FIRE, OF AIR.” “There are places characterized by strong natural, morphological and narrative contrasts; these places need storytelling to deepen their charm: Gravina is one of them ” Raffaella Iannetti, Licensed Tourist Guide, di Dò e Dè, offers a guided tour to discover the city of Gravina among the contrasts of water and stone, the sacred and folk wisdom to discover the signs and history of a land rich in cave-churches and cave-houses, “urbs opulenta” of Frederick II. To make reservations contact Raffaella Iannetti Organizzazione di servizi turistici e culturali Dò e Dè Phone 375 7993104 Web do-de.it PATH OF WATER AND STONE It is a 7-kilometer loop  trail ,  totally in a natural and archaeological environment, starting from the historic center of Gravina in Puglia.  A nice way to get to know  Gravina  and its history, through a Trekking  route also ideal for the family . It touches the Acquedotto Bridge , the rocky complex of the  7 chambers , the Crapo  River, the archaeological  area of Botromagno , the necropolis of the Eternal Father . The tour is totally dedicated to the complete immersion in nature, visiting the Bosco Difesa Grande , with its approximately 1890 hectares is one of the most important forest complexes in the whole of Puglia.  Located 6 km from the town center of Gravina, it covers a hilly area between the Gravina and Basentello streams. Since 1988 it has been a SCI (Site of Community Importance) , contains the greatest concentration of native tree species in Italy, and allows visitors to admire its enormous variety of animal and plant species, as well as the characteristic jazzi. It is possible to visit one of the N.A.T.O. bases set up in the early 1960s during the Cold War between the U.S. and Soviet Union to launch nuclear-tipped missiles, To make reservations contact Associazione Omini di Pietra – Ezio Spano – Guida Ambientale cell.348 974 4490 - ominidipietra@gmail.com // ominidipietra.com LOOK UP AT THE MURALS OF CAPA GRAVINA Walking through the streets of the city and glimpse the buildings with murals that give life to a real open-air Museum of Urban Art, It is called CAPA GRAVINA and it is the city's urban art museum that you can also visit with guided tours. To book www.capa-museum.it For events in the city, follow VIAGGIO A GRAVINA IN PUGLIA TAKE PART IN THE LIVING NATIVITY SCENE It is called "Gravinae Nativitas.   Ancient crafts in the nativity scene.   Eulogy of trades and tradition  " on the occasion of Christmas we "go back" to the past. It is the representation of the nativity scene ,  a reconstruction of the nativity of Jesus,  in this case called “living” where actors take on the roles of ancient characters from the Bible . In the picturesque location of the churches of St. Michael of the Caves, which is transformed into the Bethlehem where Jesus was born and spreads all along the  Fondovito District. Full details QUI Free entry PARTICIPATE IN ITALY'S OLDEST FAIR SAN GIORGIO   It takes place every year in April .  It is the FIERA DI SAN GIORGIO  a trade show that deals with agriculture, agribusiness, crafts, sustainability, innovation and territory and the sumptuous historical ceremony to commemorate an ancient privilege granted to the city more than 700 years ago. This year's  special testimonial was American star Ron Moss, who paraded in period costume.    In fo. fierasangiorgiogravina.it DISCOVER THE SCENTS OF MURGIA HERBS AND ANCIENT FLAVORS A visit here is a must. You have to visit the artisan laboratory "Amari e Rosoli  ” and take away with you the taste of the herbs  of the Murgia. We are talking about Il GARIGA ,  A visit here is a must. You have to visit the artisan laboratory "Amari e Rosoli  ” and take away with you the taste of the herbs  of the Murgia. We are talking about Il GARIGA , a delicately amaro digestive elixir composed of 43 herbs, almost entirely wild, from the vast territories of the Alta Murgia of Bari and other uncontaminated neighboring places. The right balance achieved between the modest alcoholic degree (28°) and the pleasant bitter-sweet taste is obtained by the masterly dosage between the “bittering   herbs  ‘ and the ’smelling herbs  ‘ and comes from a new, secret and exclusive recipe, owned by the artisanal liquor factory ’Amari & Rosoli”   Amari e Rosoli Vico II Marconi, 3 70024 Gravina in Puglia (Ba) Email: info@amarierosoli.it Phone 080.325.41.38 web Amari e Rosoli INVOKING FERTILITY WORSHIP IN THE ROCK CHURCH OF THE MADONNA DELLA STELLA So called because a fresco of Madonna and Child with a star on her forehead was found inside. Located on the opposite side of the Gravina, at the foot of the hill of Botromagno  and the “Eternal Father”  archaeological site. A place of worship filled with spirituality and charm, over which hover legends concerning precisely the fertility cult , according to which infertile women who visited the shrine could receive the grace of giving birth to a child. Such grace, according to legend , was attributable to the orgistic rites , which were practiced here and were abolished by Monsignor Cavalieri in 1693,  ordered that "all churches be closed at nightfall, and especially the one which, called of the Star, is consecrated to our Lady Virgin Mother of God,   on the proper day of her feast day, so that access may be precluded to the ancient but insufficiently overcome abuses, as men and women promiscuously go there at nighttime in a revelry of rhythmic sounds and songs  “ (Diocesan Archives of Gravina, Synod, 1693). Will this be true? You just have to find out.   Info QUI to book tours contact Museo Capitolare Gravina GOING DOWN IN GRAVINA SOTTERRANEA   It is a must for those who come to these parts. Going down into the city's underground, an invisible city caved in the deep, multi-level underground hypogea. The most complete route that can be taken lasts about 1.5 hours  and includes several underground sites that are often not communicating with each other, but, for those who wish, it is possible to take an even shorter route ( like 30 minutes ) that includes a partial visit of the entire route. Entrance fee Info QUI Phone 328 541 5379 Via Antonio Meucci SAINT CROSS TO SEE CHRIST   The church below the Cathedral Basilica, which opens onto the small square of the Basilica's main entrance, is called “ Soccorpo,” “Lamia dei Morti,” or “Cemeterio.”  Here one can admire a valuable wooden crucifix  dating from the 15th to 16th  centuries, which was moved 20 years ago from the aedicule above the altar. E' possibile prenotare Cell. 350.081.84.62 Mail: info@museocapitolaregravina.it https://www.museocapitolaregravina.it/soccorpo-cattedrale-traduzioni/la-chiesa-di-santa-croce/ SOUND THE COLA COLA, symbol of the city. It is known in Gravina as Cola-Cola. Elsewhere it is called or referred to as just whistle, in other parts it is called cucù, It is a symbol of happiness, lightheartedness and fertility. 388 184 1197 – lacolacola@yahoo.com Piazza Benedetto XIII, 24, 70024 Gravina in Puglia BA Looking at the city from the bell tower of the BASILICA OF THE CATHEDRAL MADONNA DELL'ASSUNTA The view is truly breathtaking. Access is by reservation only. info@museocapitolaregravina.it cell. 3500818462 – www.museocapitolaregravina.it Taking part in the Festival of the Cardoncello Mushroom   Hosted every year by the Pro Loco UNPLI of Gravina in Puglia in November , a festival about a fruit of the earth and the ancient flavors of all time. Follow the Pro Loco's website to stay up to date on the annual events proposed www.prolocogravina.it - info@prolocogravina.it Take in the Gathering of Italy's most prestigious Historical Parades in September through the streets of the city Every year, in September, Gravina in Puglia becomes the stage for the International Gathering of Historical Pageants, organized by the Nundinae Study and Research Center in collaboration with local organizations and activities that get involved for the best success of the event. An incredible explosion of colors, sounds, games, all set in the 13th century . More than 300 participants dressed in medieval costumes. info www, nundinae.it  -   info@nundinae.it   - 3500115678 centro studi nundinae Discover..... Where to eat in Gravina in Puglia: restaurants and dishes of true Murgia cuisine   (Vitantonio Lombardo's homage to the Pallone of Gravina in Puglia) Read More 10 + 3 COSE IMPERDIBILI DA FARE NEL PARCO DELL'ALTA MURGIA

A town suspended between history and flavors, where the cuisine tells the identity of the Murge. A genuineness is at home. Manuela Lenoci A Pugliese Around the World Gravina in Puglia is a charming town where the local cuisine remains deeply connected to the land and its centuries-old traditions. In this region, you'll find authentic, unique dishes  that you won't easily find elsewhere. Notable examples include Ruccolo , a focaccia traditionally made for St. Joseph’s Day  and now reinterpreted with a modern twist; Calariello , a simple yet flavorful dish that reflects the region's history of resourceful cooking; the famous Tarallo di Gravina , a dry bread flavored with wild fennel; and Sasanello , a sweet and spicy traditional dessert. The use of wild herbs  and alimurgical spices , unique to the area, further elevates the flavors of these dishes, providing a distinctive taste of the Murgia. Gravina's cuisine is both simple and rich , offering an authentic culinary experience that is best enjoyed on-site. Gravina Food and Wine It offers a range of typical food and wine products that are now part of the local culture and around which much interest is observed. Dishes that are unique and wholesome in the culinary genre including Verdeca di Gravina , a local white wine with a sweet-frizzing aftertaste produced in the Gravina countryside (I recommend mashing it up with Sassanelli  sweet dry pastries typical of the area and booking your tasting or all those available from MURGIANDO  the network of local farms capable of offering the best flavors of the Murgia. To book www.murgiando.it   - tour@murgiando.it   - info@murgiando.it  +39 375 799 3104   The Pallone  di  Gravina , a semi-hard cow's milk cheese that has become a Slow Food Presidium  and is in the running for PDO, is not to be missed. I tasted the one from the Caseificio De Rosa e del Caseificio Tarantino ) Soppressata , Pizzintella , Ventresca , Marri  among the meats. Finally many baked goods starting with the Sasanello  gravinese, a vin cotto cookie, the Tarallo  and Rucc'l the Focaccia di San Giuseppe ; (Pay attention. For me it was addictive and my favorite so far is the one from the   Panificio Pani e Dolci di Conca   a Gravina.   It is sold only to order and costs an average of 30 euros per kg. Onion raisins capers tuna and anchovy)  delicious local Bread  also. Local dishes include Calariello  (a mixture of Murgia vegetables and lamb), Calzoni  (dough filled with ricotta cheese, sugar, cinnamon, and grated lemon peel, served with gravy (my partner's favorite to eat with gravy and cheese, but filled with sweet and sour ricotta cheese, are from the pasta maker   San Giorgio  di Gravina which competes with those of   Buona Massa )   the Pane cotto , a mixture of vegetables and stale bread, ( the homemade one seems to be the best, everyone makes it better than the others of course. At the restaurant, I encourage you to try the one from   Osteria Sant'Agostino   which is prepared in the homemade tradition). the Sweet Pepper Compote  (a preserve of sweet peppers cut into small pieces). A journey within a journey, that of the typical products and delicacies of Gravinese cuisine.   Where to eat....   (Vitantonio Lombardo's homage to the Pallone of Gravina in Puglia) 13 Volte place and taste     https://13volteristorante.it/ Descending 18 meters deep. 13 Volte is a restaurant and pizzeria of rare beauty in which to enjoy cuisine that enhances and sublimates local tradition. SottofondoGustoteca In the heart of Fondovito, ideal for both winter and summer. Very typical menu its specialty is baked potatoes, whole, with skins stuffed with vegetables, meat, fish and cheese https://sottofondogustoteca.it/contatti/ Osteria Radici Typical but contemporary cuisine. It originates from a 1700 Palace. ideal for two people with a stone room with a couple's table. https://osteriaradici.it/ Osteria Al Cardoncello First courses ( try the Calzoni di ricotta dolce) and meat (served at the table on lava stone) are the highlight of the restaurant. Get advice from chef Innocenzo, who chooses a menu always based on seasonality https://www.facebook.com/people/Osteria-Al-Cardoncello-snc/100057220009197/ Pastificio Buona Massa Here you will find all formats of fresh pasta as per tradition. Try the cavatelli but also the sweet calzoni. Then choose by feel from the freshly prepared displays https://aziendaagricolabuonamassa.it/ Pastificio San Giorgio According to Gravinesi who invite you for lunch on Sundays, this is the best pasta factory in town. Try the sweet calzones https://www.facebook.com/people/Pastificio-San-Giorgio/100065239050150 Conca's Breads and Sweets Bakery. Somewhat defiladed from the city center, when I'm in the area around here, I come there for breakfast with freshly baked hot focaccia. Almost as good as my favorite that I eat in Monopoli. Here I have tasted the RUCC'L which in my opinion is the best in the area. Reservations should be made at least 2 g in advance. https://www.facebook.com/people/Pane-e-Dolci-Conca/61554261835307/ Arrosticcio Braceria This is my regular stop when I want to eat meat in Gravina. The display counter is small, but it has all the cuts of meat that Francesco cooks for you at the moment. The bombette is great but so is the beef cut and the chef's offerings. https://www.facebook.com/people/larrosticiccio-gravina-in-puglia/100027880016879/ Fondo Crudo In the heart of Fondovito, this is an Asian restaurant specializing in sushi. The location is cozy, Likes to call itself a Jappo Latino Murgiano, a fusion of Asian and Murgian cuisine. Taste the PALLONE FURAI , the CIMA DI TACO, YAKI UDON WHASOKU and URA PALLONE MAKI https://fondocrudo.it/ La Murgiana Osteria La Murgiana is a restaurant offering high quality Mediterranean cuisine. https://lamurgiana.it/ Vecchia Gravina Restaurant Interesting pizza as well as appetizers https://www.facebook.com/ristorantevecchiagravina/ Ristorante Vecchia Gravina Pizza interessante cosi come gli antipasti https://www.facebook.com/ristorantevecchiagravina/ Tracce Seafood cuisine in a tuff place. In the heart of the old town, Chef Giuseppe Olivieri has created creative cuisine and is  considered among the best restaurants in town. A must stop for tourists in search of beauty and lovers of good food. The seafood is very fantastic but the desserts were for me the highlight of the lunch I had with them. https://ristorantetracce.it/ Ortus Cultural Workshops If you are looking for some refreshment, it is an ideal park in the summer to have a drink with friends outside in a rustic setting http://www.hortusofficine.com/ Labo Ristobottega. Asian chino that I found exceptional https://www.facebook.com/laboratoriodelgusto.labo/ The Bridge Ingenious and unique location for events with serious . On reservation also HOME RESTAURANT with dedicated meù of the Murgia https://www.facebook.com/thebridgesuitesgravina/ Leggi anche 10 + 3 COSE IMPERDIBILI DA FARE NEL PARCO DELL'ALTA MURGIA

Direct flight from Bari and major italian hub for the Hen Party in Malta . Easy to reach, and with an incredible variety of experiences wayting for the Spring Bank Holidays 2025 The hardest obstacle was choosing a date when we were all available. Five women from different planets and lives, but with one certainty " Malta is the Travel to do for our Federica's Hen party ". After having settled the children at home, the dogs at the hotel, the office chores and the plants at the neighbor's, we set off towards Malta, Valletta. Federica - The Bride - with her Team Bride Alessandra , Gabriella, Marcella and myself made her first appearance in the Maltese dolce vita, standing tall on one of the coolest Rooftops in the archipelago, Infinity by Hugo's . After all, a hen party in Malta is the coolest destination to get excited in 48 hours of pure adrenaline. Less than 48 hours in Malta, with us, were 3 weeks to tell . Malta is an excellent destination that I recommend to anyone who wants an ideal location for an easy on the road itinerary but also a long weekend on a boat or at the sea among the islands of the archipelago. Public transportation also works very well, should you want to get around the area. Buses in Malta run daily from 5:30am until 10:30pm. All buses are operated entirely by Malta Public Transport : up-to-date routes and timetables can be found on their website Infinity by Hugo , is located at the top of the H Hotel in St Julian's This place is really a MUST DO for a hen and stag party. Here we enjoyed a day surrounded by a panoramic view of St Julian's and the ocean. The outdoor infinity pool was stunning where the fun was to take all the selfies possible and imaginable, try to relax, eat as if there was no tomorrow, meet people from all over the world and.....appreciate the view. Like any self-respecting hen party, we sipped a Mojito in the VIP sofa area taking " The Bride" to enjoy the last moments of singlehood. Very international clientele and I would add a little Kitch but it was worth it How to get to Malta Obviously we leave from Bari and from here there is a direct flight with Ryanair three times a week (Mon - Fri - Sun) However, one of its main advantages is the fact that it is easily reachable, as the archipelago is well connected with Italy thanks to direct flights that depart from numerous other airports. With an average flight duration of about an hour and a half , Malta allows you to optimize even the shortest of long weekends, eliminating the long hours of travel that often consume precious days. For all the information, follow Visit Malta where is malta located The Malta archipelago, or the Calipsee Islands , is a southern European Union state located off the south-eastern coast of Sicily. and in a strategic position between Southern Europe and North Africa. It forms, together with the islands of Pantelleria and Lampedusa, the triangle of Mediterranean islands between the Italian coast and that of Tunisia . when to go to malta The spring bank holidays of 2025 offer the perfect opportunity to indulge in a short but regenerating trip to discover the archipelago of Malta which, in addition to the pleasant climate, represents a destination that contains all the ingredients for a memorable experience: easy accessibility and an incredible variety of experiences to invigorate body and spirit . The Maltese spring offers a mild climate ideal for exploring the islands without suffering the intense heat of the Mediterranean summer (which by the way is still fantastic for those who want to explore the islands by boat) . With average temperatures ranging between 15°C and 23°C between March and May , Malta offers sunny days perfect for outdoor activities, walks along the cliffs and even the first dips in the clear waters that surround the archipelago. One night in Malta Malta is not cheap but it is not prohibitive either . There are good compromises between hotels, restaurants and beaches . We preferred to stay in a structure in Sliema, a lively area and immediately outside the center, in short central but outside the circuits of the crazy Maltese nightlife . Ideal for moving around on foot safely. where to sleep The property was the Nautilus Boutique Townhouse narrow accommodation with a steep staircase and no elevator, but at the same time nice, clean and functional for a short stay. But on booking.com you can find every possible solution for all budgets and needs. The panoramic terrace was beautiful and only my sister-in-law Alessandra and I enjoyed it since we were on the upper floors. The others with rooms on the mezzanine floor gave up the stairs, concentrating their muscle warming only for the long walks to discover Malta. where and what to eat For dinner, as always, we were all on a diet, but then we found an understanding at the table: fish for everyone, fried and roasted with every delicacy in the center of the table. We had a divine dinner at Salt & Pepper a sea-facing restaurant in St. Julian's Bay. I must confess that I had already been to Malta ten years ago, appreciating above all its islands of Gozo and Comino and the crystal clear sea. A little minus the part of the nightlife that I had heard about and knew to be transgressive, crowded but for an audience suitable for the bride's age "30 years". Malta by night So a crowd bath in St Julian's where among the thousand bars and night clubs we managed to "get" a table at the SHISHA BAR in the central square. I can certainly say that the Maltese experience can be described with a "before" and " after " the encounter with the Shisha. undisputed protagonist of the second part of the holiday between funny sketches and nice humor that really made us have fun. Boat Trip In a seaside place like this where summer lasts from May to October they couldn't help but give us a day on a boat. In Malta it is easy to organize day trips , with expert skippers. This option is ideal for families and groups : a possibility that gave us the opportunity to explore the coast but also to enjoy a delicious lunch on board. Just go to the port of Sliema and you will find various solutions (private or group) to book your trip or simply get on a boat to adventure. Best Beaches in Malta Valletta A must-see if you come to Malta is Valletta. A World Heritage Site since 2018, it brings together more than 300 monuments to visit , some of which are very important, such as the National Museum of Archaeology or the Grand Master's Palace . Malta, unusual experiences to live on the island This island deserves at least a week's visit to explore its natural and historical wonders. Its history dating back to prehistoric times, This island is rich in historical treasures to discover. It boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the capital Valletta, the Ħal-Saflieni Hypogeum and seven impressive megalithic temples. . Valletta , with its cobbled streets and baroque monuments, is a must-see destination ( Visit Malta - Valletta ) a stroll along its Waterfront is a must nice place for a walk near the sea with the view of the port full of clubs, bars and restaurants. photo source web As well as the UNESCO heritage site of Ħal Saflieni ( Heritage Malta ), which is nothing more than a fascinating underground attraction. Among the most recommended excursions is the one to Bejn il-kmiemen, in Maltese Blue Lagoon which is a unique experience ( Visit Malta - Comino ). Every day, with favorable weather conditions, various companies leave from the port of Cirkewwa. A one-way ticket costs €10. photo source web Gozo offers unexpected landscapes with unspoiled views that deserve to be discovered in a "slow" way ( Gozo Adventures ) such as the myth of the famous Calypso's Cave which is located on the red beach of Ramla. According to legend, it was in this cave that the Nymph Calypso held Ulysses prisoner for seven years. photo source web Another attraction to discover is a visit to the ancient village of M'dina . the ancient capital of Malta, which enchants with its medieval charm ( Visit Malta - Mdina ) known as the City of Silence for the tranquility of its alleys ( absence of private vehicles and bus ) setting for major productions such as Game of Thrones . Foto Falcon Archery Malta If you enjoy archery, it is worth trying a session of this traditional sport in Msida. Thanks to popular movies like Hunger Games or Lord of the Rings, archery has become more popular all over the world. In Malta it is advisable to contact the local archery clubs directly on the Archery in Malta website here you will gain knowledge about how and why archery was developed in different cultures. photo source web For those who believed that the tea ceremony was only a Japanese tradition, for a refined afternoon tea, there is an unmissable 18th century noble residence, the Palazzo Parisio with gardens to see. photo source web If you love opera, Malta has one of the oldest theatres in Europe, active since 1731, the Manoel Theatre located in Valletta. Unexpected and intriguing are the Marsalforn salt pans that you can visit if you go on a trip to Gozo. It is a traditional salt area, where you can watch the salt harvesting and admire the local flora and fauna. I'm posting a video of MELAVERDE on MEDIASET INFINITY dedicated to the SALINE because it gives a better idea photo visit malta Barrakka Lift and Garden The view from the Upper Baracca Gardens is considered one of the most beautiful in Malta! Here you can find the Barrakka Lift, the incredible 20-storey elevator of the Sydney Cruise Terminal designed by Johnson Pilton Walker Architects. An elevator that transports Barraka Lift Foto Rodriguez Lopez residents and visitors to the Maltese capital Valletta , connecting them in seconds from the recently restored harbour to the top of the city’s fortified walls. From the Barrakka Lift, which connects the Upper Barrakka Gardens to the harbour , you can hop on for just €1 and easily reach the ferries to the Three Cities. Show your ferry ticket and the ride is free! A convenient way to also admire the impressive walls of Valletta.

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