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Videos of Siġġiewi and nearby places

https://youtu.be/nNMNsY2t5hk Enjoy watching videos of Siġġiewi Here one can find a list or compilation of YouTube videos and articles about Siġġiewi , the feast of Saint Nicholas, the places which are within the Siġġiewi area such as Għar Lapsi & Salib ta' l-Gholja, and other places which are close to Siġġiewi such as Haz-Zebbug, Wied iz-Zurrieq and the Megalithic Temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra. Siġġiewi The town of Siġġiewi has the third largest area of the Maltese island. It is close to the towns of Haz-Zebbug, Rabat, Mqabba and Qrendi. It also has the title of Citta' Ferdinand. Random pictures of the locality of Siġġiewi Including Għar Lapsi, Laferla, Cross, Girgenti, Fawwara and Buskett Please

COVID19 – Malta – 11 March 2020

Malta Helpline Covid-19 Malta Helpline 111 Who to contact if you are worried about individuals not observing quarantine conditions ? Please contact the health authorities by email on disease.surveillance@gov.mt. Latest news from Press Conference held on 11 March 2020 re COVID19 Malta It is evident that the COVID-19 outbreak is increasing exponentially in France, Spain, Switzerland and Germany. Therefore the following measure will be taken to reduce any risks:To stop all the air and sea travelling from and to the following countries as from 23:59 of 11th March:1. France (Click here to watch a video of Paris)2. Spain3. Switzerland(Click here to watch a video of Switzerland) 4. Germany(Click here to watch a video of Black Forest) New measures announced by the Government

Pope Francis to visit Malta on May 31, 2020 (Postponed)

Update since this post was published.This event has been postponed to a date that still needs to be decided. This is the fourth time that a Pope will be visiting the Maltese Islands. Pope Francis and Malta The Holy Press Office (from the Vatican City) announced that the present Pope, Pope Francis, will be visiting Malta and Gozo on May 31, 2020. This news was greatly welcomed by the Maltese people.This announcement was made by the Matteo Bruni who is the Director of the Holy See Press Office states:" Welcoming the invitation of the President of the Republic of Malta, the Authorities and the Catholic Church of the Country, His Holiness Pope Francis will make an Apostolic

Sydney, Australia

Maybe, when we mention Sydney, the first thing that comes to our mind is New Year's Eve celebrations. It is one of the first location to celebrate a new year. Anyone can recall the fireworks around the Sydney Opera House?Welcome to Sydney Australia. https://youtu.be/jjcRtxSylQ0 Check this video Sydney Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales, Australia. And it is also the most populous city in Australia and Oceania. It has a population of 5.2 million while it covers an area of 12,367 kilometers. It was established on 26th January 1788. The average daily temperature is around 21.8C (or 71F). The name Sydney was given by Arthur Philip who founded Sydney as a British penal colony. The name was chosen in recognition

Feasts in Malta 2020 (new updates)

https://youtu.be/-zDMaWwNPyQ Feasts in Malta 2020 UPDATE 24 March 2020 The Maltese bishops issued directives to limit the traditional summer feasts (local festas) – if they are allowed to go ahead by the health authorities in view of current coronavirus concerns. The 'festas' during this summer may be held only if the health authorities lift their ban on large gatherings. UPDATE 23 June 2020 New directives related to the feasts were issued by the Archdiocese of Malta on 23rd June 2020. The list for feasts in Malta is updated as at 4th July 2020. Please click here for the list. UPDATE 01 August 2020 The church cancelled all the feasts for 2020 Feasts in Malta 2020 Malta is well known for its rich culture and heritage. The local traditional

Great events in Malta in 2020

Some of the events might be cancelled due to COVID19 Click here to subscribe to this Blog Events in Malta https://youtu.be/x_qt6PDPDtk Click here to view the video of Notte Bianca 2019 Malta is for sure known for its rich history and for the sun. However, as years go by, Malta is also getting known for great events that are held in this island. Events in Malta can vary from sports events like the marathon to cultural events like Notte Bianca; from re-enactments events like Medieval Mdina to music events like concerts; from firework festivals to local feasts. Below you will find a list of events, however, if you click over this link you can find other events that have been posted on

What is wind?

What is wind? Wind is moving air and is brought about by contrasts in air pressure inside our environment. Air under high atmospheric pressure advances toward territories of low atmospheric pressure. The bigger the difference in between the high and low pressure, the faster the wind will blow. How can we describe the wind? The wind can be described using the speed of the wind and its direction. The direction of the wind is expressed as from the wind is blowing. Example westerly winds are those winds that blow from west to east. When it comes to speed, winds are described in a scale called the Beaufort scale. Example of speed of winds are breeze, storm, hurricane and gale. Types of wind There are

Weekly Lunchtime Concert – 10 December 2019

Tuesday 10 December 2019 (this is not a paid advertisement and tickets cannot be bought through this blog) Click here to subscribe to this Blog Lunchtime concert Date of Concert: Tuesday 10 December 2019 at 12:30pmName :    Delightful Flutes by Silvio Zammit and Ramona Zammit FormosaVenue:                St Catherine of Italy Church, Valletta

3 years since Azure Window collapsed

https://youtu.be/fOEY9UmMnow Click here to watch the video The Azure Window The Azure Window collapsed 3 years ago. It was the 8th of March of 2017, when stormy weather took away this Natural Wonder. It was one of the most visited attractions on the Maltese islands. The loss of the Azure Window was a worldwide news. The Window was created by natural erosion, and the same natural erosion destroyed it.Last summer, a street in San Lawrence, Gozo was named for the Azure Window - "Triq it-Tieqa tad-Dwejra". Recent Posts Malta COVID-19 - 1,457 new cases in the last 7 daysMalta COVID-19 - 1111 new cases in the last 7 daysChurches in MaltaMalta COVID-19 – 1075 new cases in the last 7 daysCarnival - Malta 2021Good Friday

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