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Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean with a population of around 514,000 and official languages of Maltese and English. It has a rich history, including ancient civilizations, the Great Siege of 1565, and independence from the UK in 1964, with a predominantly Catholic population. The country is known for its tourism, cultural traditions, and significant historical sites, making it a popular destination.

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Malta

Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean with a population of around 514,000 and official languages of Maltese and English. It has a rich history, including ancient civilizations, the Great Siege of 1565, and independence from the UK in 1964, with a predominantly Catholic population. The country is known for its tourism, cultural traditions, and significant historical sites, making it a popular destination.

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Malta

Agata Fałowska, Paulina Lau


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Location and
area of the
country

Malta is an archipelago in the


Mediterranean, between
Sicily and Africa.
Comprises 3 main islands:
Malta, Gozo, Comino.
Area: 316 km², one of the
smallest countries in the
world.
Strategic location in the
Mediterranean.
Malta
Population
and language

Population: around
514,000.
Languages: Maltese
(official), English (official).
Maltese has influences
from Arabic, Italian, and
English
History

Ancient times: Phoenicians, Romans.


1530: Malta becomes the
headquarters of the Knights of St.
John.
1565: Great Siege of Malta – defense
against the Ottoman Empire.
1964: Independence from the United
Kingdom.
Stuffat tal-Fenek Pastizzi Lampuki
Pie Festa

Culture and Traditions: Religious festivals and processions.


traditions Cuisine: Pastizzi, rabbit (fenek), seafood.
Music: Influences from Italian, Arabic, and British cultures.
Religion
Predominantly Catholic (over 90% of the
population).
The Church has a strong influence on social
and political life.
Religious festivals: processions, Holy Week
celebrations.
Tourism and
transport
Tourism: Popular for beaches,
historical sites, and climate.
Main attractions: Valletta, Mdina,
megalithic temples.
Transport: Extensive bus
network, international airport

Valletta Mdina
Malta in films: "Gladiator", "Troy", "Game of Thrones".
Films and literature Literature: Inspiration for many writers, especially
regarding the Knights of St. John.
Myths and legends: St. Paul’s shipwreck, Knights of St.
John.
Interesting facts

Malta is one of the smallest but


most densely populated
countries.
Home to the oldest megalithic
temples in the world.
Malta is a popular tourist
destination with many records.
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