Resultados de la búsqueda Listado de resultados encontrados Snack Bars - 2nd Class (490) Restaurants - 2nd Class (287) Restaurants - 3rd Class (186) Farmhouses (180) Travel Agents (179) Towns & Villages (77) DMC (64) Restaurants - 1st Class (62) Facilities (57) Churches & Religious Sites (56) Diving Centres (54) Conference Venues (51) Museums & Galleries (49) 4 Star Hotels (39) Language Schools (38) Guesthoses (38) 3 Star Hotels (35) Beaches & Bays (35) Car & Coach Hire (34) Wedding Venues (33) Shopping (32) Snack Bars - 1st Class (31) Associations & Clubs (26) Health & Wellness (25) Shore Diving (25) Service Providers (24) Miscellaneous (22) Archaeological Sites (20) Visitor Attractions (18) Theatre & Opera (17) Hostels (16) Leisure Cruising (16) 5 Star Hotels (13) 2 Star Hotels (12) Gardens (12) Other Historic Sites (12) Natural Attractions (11) Fortifications & Towers (11) Boat Diving (11) Clubbing (10) Parks (10) Activity & Fun (9) Entertainment Venues (7) Vineyards (6) Villas (5) Ferries & Water Taxies (5) Cinemas (4) Casinos (3) Bars (3) Bicycle Hire (3) Other Transport (3) Service Providers (3) Tourist Trains (3) Tourist Villages (2) Business Aviation (2) Holiday Apartments (2) Cafes (1) Training Camps (1) Tour Operators (1) Resultados detallados Gżira Gżira is an urban locality between Sliema and Msida on the western side of Marsamxett Harbour. Ħad-Dingli The village of Ħad-Dingli lies on a plateau some 250 metres above sea level just in land from the spectacular Dingli Cliffs. Ħal Balzan Ħal Balzan is one of the so-called Three Villages, along with neighbouring Ħal Lija and Ħ'Attard, that lie at the heart of Malta. Ħal Għargħur Ħal Għargħur is perched on a steep peninsula on the Great Fault which run across Malta east-west. Ħal Għaxaq Ħal Għaxaq lies among the villages of the south-eastern corner of Malta near the airport. Ħal Kirkop Ħal Kirkop is a quaint village typical of the ancient settlements of the South. Despite its proximity to the airport, it still retains a rural charm. Ħal Lija Ħal Lija is one of the so-called Three Villages along neighbouring Ħ'Attard and Ħal Balzan. Ħal Luqa The village is in one sense the gateway to the Maltese Islands. Ħal Qormi Ħal Qormi is the second largest town on the Islands. It is has both residential and light industrial areas, but the town's core is still characterised by alleys and narrow streets. Ħal Safi Ħal Safi is a small, ancient parish nestling among larger village neighbours in the vicinity of the airport. 12345...