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See | May 2010
One of the island's gems, this 16th-century palace (pictured) was built by the Knights of St John. Today it houses the offi ces of the Prime Minister, as well as the Palace Armoury, with its rich collection of historical weapons, and the State Rooms.
Address: PALACE SQUARE. | Tel: +365 2122 1221
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This central hotel is an oasis of calm amid the chaos that beckons beyond its door. Set in acres of mature gardens with glorious views, it was even home to royalty when, in 1949, the then-Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip came for a holiday.
Address: THE MALL,. | Tel: +356 2122 5241
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Bars | May 2010
This dinky hole-in-the-wall got its 15 minutes of fame when it became the last drinking spot of actor Oliver Reed before he died in Malta while fi lming in 1999. Order a pint and settle down to hear some anecdotes from affable owner Graham.
Address: 136 ARCHBISHOP’S STREET. | Tel: +356 2123 7525
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Set in the recently refreshed Palace Square, this charming eatery offers French and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as oodles of atmosphere. Dine in the 500-year-old cellar, or al fresco under the trees, relaxing to the sounds of live jazz.
Address: PALACE SQUARE. | Tel: +356 2123 3967
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Bars | April 2010
This wonderfully old-school café has been popular for as long as anyone can remember and with good reason
Address: 244-245 REPUBLIC STREET. | Tel: +356 2123 4385
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Tucked below the capital's sturdy protective walls is this chic bar/ restaurant. You'll find a great range of local wines and enough international comfort food on the menu alongside local specialities to keep everyone happy.
Address: 222 GREAT SIEGE ROAD. | Tel: +356 2733 3222