A
blend of many world
, this country’s
customs,
, art and food are still uniquely theirs.
Hi, I’m Rebecca Brayton for WatchMojo.com. and today, we’ll be learning more about the culture and traditions of Malta.
Maltese culture is a
of the many different
that have
ruled that
throughout its history. This means that local customs and traditions have been affected by
neighboring Mediterranean countries as well as Roman, Arab and Semitic nations.
British
rule left a number of significant
. Malta’s
use of the English language is one such
lasting effect.
The country was also influenced
under British rule in the eighteen hundreds. With the introduction of
and
styles, the skylines of Malta were also affected.
Malta is famous for its arts and
crafts, including
glasswork and
lace making. A popular artistic
undertaking since the fifteen hundreds, it regained popularity in the nineteenth century. Today the
is made from durable cream-colored
linen.
The
in Malta is typical of the Mediterranean region, featuring in season
and
, an abundance of
seafood and the use of
.
Nearby Italy is a big influence on Maltese food with pizza,
pastries and
being popular.
making is not a
huge industry in the country,
through its quality has been increasing
steadily.
Despite the comings and goings of different
rulers, Malta has remained one of the world’s most
countries.
Traditionally, the country celebrates their religion with
fireworks, outdoor processions, village fiestas and regular church
masses.
A pleasant mix of world cultures, Malta is an unique nation
that’s worth exploring.