Archaeological Sites

Archaeological Sites, Italy

8 Secrets of Pompeii and Herculaneum

Pompeii and Herculaneum are ancient Roman cities located in the Campania region near Naples in southern Italy. They are famous for having been destroyed by the volcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. They were subsequently rediscovered in the late 1600s. Both cities provide a snapshot of everyday life in Roman towns – frozen […]

Archaeological Sites, Art & Architecture, Europe, Malta, Natural Beauty, Regional Discovery, Towns & Villages

5 Reasons Why You Need To Visit Malta

Malta is an island nation that sits between northern Africa and Sicily. Its diverse cultural mix from a long succession of various rulers and occupiers. This has created a tantalising land of intriguing history, stunning architecture, food, and language. The Knights of Malta left an indelible impact on the history, culture, architecture, and fortifications of

Archaeological Sites, Europe, Malta

A Quick History of Malta

Malta is a small country of three inhabited islands, Malta, Gozo and Comino, located in the Mediterranean Sea between Sicily and Tunisia. Explore Malta’s history on our 7-Day Itinerary – discover more here. Earliest History Malta has a rich past, with its earliest beginnings going back to Neolithic farmers from Sicily around 5000 BC, followed