eMalta.com is an independent digital guide dedicated to the islands of Malta and Gozo. Our goal is simple: to explain places properly — their history, meaning, and cultural value — not just list attractions.
What is eMalta.com?
eMalta.com is a long-form travel and heritage resource designed for travellers, researchers, students, and locals who want more than surface-level information. The site focuses on:
- Churches, chapels, basilicas and cathedrals
- Villages, towns and historic centres
- Museums, monuments and archaeological sites
- The historical development of Malta and Gozo
Every page is written to stand on its own as a reliable reference, while also forming part of a wider, interconnected guide.
Our approach
Depth over lists
We prioritise historical context, architectural explanation and cultural use, rather than quick “top 10” summaries.
Clear structure
Pages follow a consistent format covering history, construction, restoration and present-day use, making information easy to understand and compare.
Respect for heritage
Malta’s heritage is fragile. eMalta.com promotes respectful, informed visiting and awareness of conservation issues.
Coverage of Malta and Gozo
eMalta.com covers both islands in detail, from major landmarks to lesser-known rural chapels and local traditions. Gozo, in particular, receives in-depth attention for its villages, religious heritage and distinct identity.
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Independence and accuracy
eMalta.com is independently produced and not affiliated with tour operators, religious institutions or government bodies. This allows editorial freedom and a focus on accuracy rather than promotion.
Content is based on established historical research, local records, architectural studies and reputable cultural sources, written in accessible language.
Contact and further information
For general enquiries, corrections or collaboration proposals, please visit the Contact page.