Either way, enjoy a pleasant lunch in an outdoor caf in the park in front of the church. Completely walled in and admitting no vehicles other than those of residents, you truly feel you are lost in time. Walk every narrow street and alleyway, ending up at the far end of the city wall looking over a verdant valley. The shops have interesting goods for sale. The restaurants abound, but find the one, on the rear city wall that seats you at an outdoor table overlooking the valley.
Fishing villages abound.
An open-air market extends around the harbor with many opportunities for shopping and dining. We had a picnic lunch here under the structure just in front of the church. There are numerous relics of Neolithic Malta to visit. We saw the temples at Tarxien and Hagra Quinn plus the cave at Ghar Dalam where the earliest humans lived 7,200 years ago. These represent some of the oldest remnants of human activity in Europe.