- Reading
- 3 min
- Access
- on foot
- Difficulty
- easy
At the far edge of the island, in a village so quiet even the chickens take siestas, resides the Bread Mistress. For generations her lineage has transmuted simple flour and tuna into ftira, for which knights have abandoned sieges.
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Tuna ftira for €3.65. Shop closes for siesta 12:30-16:00. Go in the morning!
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Ta' Pinu Basilica
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Inland Sea
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Dwejra Tower
Coastal watchtower built in 1652 by Grand Master de Redin, guarding the Inland Sea entrance. Part of a chain of 13 towers around Malta and Gozo.
