Top 11 shops in Malta
11 shops worth a visit in Malta, from grand department stores and markets to historic specialists and local makers.
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11 shops
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1Market
Marsaxlokk Sunday Market
Harbourside market in a fishing village of painted luzzu boats, known for its Sunday fish stalls.
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2Food & drink
Is-Suq tal-Belt
Valletta's restored Victorian covered market of 1861, now a food hall with a supermarket below.
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3Shopping street & arcade
Republic Street
Valletta's main thoroughfare from City Gate to Fort St Elmo, lined with shops and historic buildings.
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4Shopping street & arcade
Merchants Street
Parallel street to Republic Street with palazzi, shops and a daily street market.
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5Food & drink
Caffe Cordina
Café and pastry shop in operation since 1837, occupying a painted-ceiling hall on Republic Street.
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6Crafts & makers
Ta' Qali Crafts Village
Workshops in former RAF wartime huts where artisans make glass, silver filigree, lace and pottery.
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7Crafts & makers
Mdina Glass
Glassworks founded in 1968 whose colourful hand-blown pieces are made at Ta' Qali.
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8Crafts & makers
Ta' Dbieġi Crafts Village
Gozo crafts centre selling locally made lace, knitwear, pottery and glass.
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9Crafts & makers
Gozo Glass
Glassblowing workshop in western Gozo where visitors can watch pieces being made.
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10Market
It-Tokk
Main square of Gozo's capital, hosting a daily morning market of produce and household goods.
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11Shopping street & arcade
Tower Road and The Point
Sliema's seafront shopping promenade and the large Tigné Point mall at its end.
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