Steve thank you so much for the videos that you do, they are fantastic. I spent many of my childhood in the summers visiting Malta mainly in the north as that was originally where my dad was from. Watching your walks brings back so many good memories as a child and you show how beautiful Malta still is regardless the goings on there these days. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Mary 🇦🇺🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️ what a amazing historical place so beautiful, I have been to the church and the bells went on and on🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔 loved them thanks Steve your the best, ❤️❤️🇲🇹❤️❤️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️👍👍👍
Great video Steve. Going to head into the three cities on October visit and take a good look at Birgu. Looks a wonderful labyrinth of a place Cospicua - some history there. Take care.
'Hi Steve what a place Boreland is I come from malta but never been to a lot of places you beenthemñarrow streets I can't believe it next time I'm in malta I will definitely visit Boreland thanks for what you doing you been to many place I didn't know they existed thanks again joe sammut
😇 thanks Steve,👍 for showing us this beautiful city ,🕊🕊🕊🕊well ,I have been away for some days on holiday🏖👠👜💶,anyway ,💃 I like the narrow streets of Malta ..from Copenhagen DK 🇩🇰
Hi Steve another excellent video and what a lovely city Cospicua is. The streets look quaint and the buildings are just so amazing the architecture is so beautiful. Thank you for making this great video.
Good Morning Man From MALTA, I WISH I WAS THERE MYSELF RELLIVING ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES IT EVOKES FOR ME. I WOULD LOVE TO BE ABLE TO VISIT THE COUNTRY AGAIN. BUT I AMM DISABLED NOW, SO IT WOULDN'T BE POSSIBLE. ANYWAY HAVE A GOOD DAY. BYE ANGELA 😅
Nice one Steve. My hat off to you old son, that was a fair walk with quite a few steps. You did well. I'll be there in September for a month. I was born in Malta and emigrated to Australia in 1957 at age 8. My first visit back there was in 2016 and then again in 2018. I'm looking forward to this next visit. Maybe come across you on one of your walks. Love watching your vids. Cheers. Michael.👍👍
Good question! And that was a small part of the city, there is a very interesting museum in a house, sadly not open that day, think its now appointment only
"LABYRINTHICAL COSPICUA". Steve, that was an amazing & interesting walk around old historical BORMLA. I agree, people around there are really friendly 😊. Also, one would notice that a lot of people from the three cities (inc Cospicua) have British surnames 🤔. Hope you found your way back to your car. THANKS STEVE 🚶 🎥 👏. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™
Hi from New Zealand. Please go out to the Villa San Martin (in and up a hill from St Paul's Bay) and try to get some photos. I used to live there from 1990-1993 at a Mission Base with a bunch of international people. I know it has become a kind of hotel or something now. It's near the Grotto of Our Lady. I tried to go and look in 2013 when I went back, but it was privately owned and I got chased away by wild dogs !!!! I loved living in Malta, but had to move on. I do enjoy your programme very much.
What a beautiful place Cospicua is Steve 😍 You could easily get lost there all day! I’m planning on spending some time visiting the 3 Cities when we’re over in August. How long would you say to visit all 3? Half a day or a full day?
Nelson St memories Daughter booked a flat in Nelson St when she got married. I spent 2 hrs trying to find it to check where it was. No one knew till I found the postman . Killed me walking up them steps when we went to the flat. Didn't mention the steps as they had several cases 😂
Those narrow alleys are totally devoid of life. I spent some time in southern Italy that looked a lot like that, except that the streets were wider. But the streets there were always full of life, kids playing, women out having really loud chats with each other, dogs barking, birds tweeting, a constant coming and going. That place looks like a museum. Does anybody really .live there? I'd get claustophobia.
Er, mmm, ... O, yes. I'd really forgotten about the southern siesta. That would explain it. I must try thinking a bit more. I forgot to say that it was a great video, and the place is very beautiful, and super clean and well-cared for. Thank you. @@EnglishmaninMalta
Steve thank you so much for the videos that you do, they are fantastic. I spent many of my childhood in the summers visiting Malta mainly in the north as that was originally where my dad was from. Watching your walks brings back so many good memories as a child and you show how beautiful Malta still is regardless the goings on there these days. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Glad you like them! Very welcome and thank you for the support
Mary 🇦🇺🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️ what a amazing historical place so beautiful, I have been to the church and the bells went on and on🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔 loved them thanks Steve your the best, ❤️❤️🇲🇹❤️❤️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️👍👍👍
Its a great area, and still more to check out!
Very relaxing watching your videos, lovly walks, thank you.
Glad you like them! You are very welcome
Loved that walk Steve lovely quiet place it looked a lovely place to live those streets wow nice one mate.
Glad you enjoyed it its a very interesting and beautiful place and I only touched a small part of this wonderful place
Another great video Steve love seeing Malta🇲🇹😍x
Thanks 👍 Very Welcome
Great video Steve. Going to head into the three cities on October visit and take a good look at Birgu. Looks a wonderful labyrinth of a place Cospicua - some history there. Take care.
Yes . A great way to enter the three cities. Is by ferry Watch my video . You can walk around all three in an afternoon
@@EnglishmaninMalta Thanks Steve
Hi Steve.....what a lovely hell of a walk...it occurs to me ....how do the dustmen service those alley houses ???
Regards...Peter
Was thinking the same thing!
You know I have no idea ??
'Hi Steve what a place Boreland is I come from malta but never been to a lot of places you beenthemñarrow streets I can't believe it next time I'm in malta I will definitely visit Boreland thanks for what you doing you been to many place I didn't know they existed thanks again joe sammut
The three cities are full of history and were hit badly in the war time andcthe first place the knights landed so so much to see and do there !
Talk about the stair way to heaven steve. that is one hell of a walk you did. good one.
And its only the half of the place, there is more, all the three cities are interesting
A Great video Steve. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
😇 thanks Steve,👍 for showing us this beautiful city ,🕊🕊🕊🕊well ,I have been away for some days on holiday🏖👠👜💶,anyway ,💃 I like the narrow streets of Malta ..from Copenhagen DK 🇩🇰
Happy holidays! Yes its a place full of history
Hi Steve another excellent video and what a lovely city Cospicua is. The streets look quaint and the buildings are just so amazing the architecture is so beautiful. Thank you for making this great video.
Glad you enjoyed it Bobby
What a surprise! My brother lives on Triq il kampnar right next to the church,when I stay there my bedroom is right next to the bell tower!
Oh wow! So lucky what a lovely area
Good Morning Man From MALTA, I WISH I WAS THERE MYSELF RELLIVING ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES IT EVOKES FOR ME. I WOULD LOVE TO BE ABLE TO VISIT THE COUNTRY AGAIN. BUT I AMM DISABLED NOW, SO IT WOULDN'T BE POSSIBLE. ANYWAY HAVE A GOOD DAY. BYE ANGELA 😅
Sorry to hear that! hopefully my videos help to bring you closer to Malta
Steve where is everyone it's like a cemetery. Thank you for sharing.
Afternoon ....Only mad dogs and Englishman!!
A great place Steve I have friends who live there at night you can get lost so many sided streets
Never thought to go at night ! Lots of historic places there
Wow! I have been to Birgu and Isla but Bormla looks so different. I need to go and visit. Thanks for the video.
You should! Its less touristie
Thank you. My Grandmother's home town.
Wonderful place! Full of history
Nice one Steve. My hat off to you old son, that was a fair walk with quite a few steps.
You did well. I'll be there in September for a month. I was born in Malta and emigrated to Australia in 1957 at age 8. My first visit back there was in 2016 and then again in 2018.
I'm looking forward to this next visit. Maybe come across you on one of your walks.
Love watching your vids.
Cheers.
Michael.👍👍
The whole three cities is a place to visit full of history
What an amazing place. Could be lost sll day. How did they ever build such a maze, so old & clean. Love the video, cheers steve
Good question! And that was a small part of the city, there is a very interesting museum in a house, sadly not open that day, think its now appointment only
"LABYRINTHICAL COSPICUA".
Steve, that was an amazing & interesting walk around old historical BORMLA. I agree, people around there are really friendly 😊. Also, one would notice that a lot of people from the three cities (inc Cospicua) have British surnames 🤔. Hope you found your way back to your car.
THANKS STEVE 🚶 🎥 👏.
Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™
Well said! If you know the place you will know i only scratch the surface
Love seeing those streets. Thanks., coming end of August staying in St Julian’s. will save me walking up those steps etc 😂
You should visit its very interesting with or without stairs
Hi from New Zealand. Please go out to the Villa San Martin (in and up a hill from St Paul's Bay) and try to get some photos. I used to live there from 1990-1993 at a Mission Base with a bunch of international people. I know it has become a kind of hotel or something now. It's near the Grotto of Our Lady. I tried to go and look in 2013 when I went back, but it was privately owned and I got chased away by wild dogs !!!! I loved living in Malta, but had to move on. I do enjoy your programme very much.
Not idea where that place is I will keep it in mind
What a beautiful place Cospicua is Steve 😍 You could easily get lost there all day! I’m planning on spending some time visiting the 3 Cities when we’re over in August. How long would you say to visit all 3? Half a day or a full day?
Oh wow that difficult depends your staying power and how much you want to walk, many stairs and hills to climb
Sorry for the Mistakes in my Text.😂
No worries we all know what you mean !!
Steve, Triq L - Oratorju means ORATORY STREET and Triq il-Kewba means STAR Street.
Thanks for the info my friend Maltese not my strongest 👍🤣
Nelson St memories Daughter booked a flat in Nelson St when she got married. I spent 2 hrs trying to find it to check where it was. No one knew till I found the postman . Killed me walking up them steps when we went to the flat. Didn't mention the steps as they had several cases 😂
Yes, i bet they are a bit difficult after a few also 🤣👍🤣🤣
Hi , im from India, please can u help mi , i want to work in ur place, please 😢
Please do not keep spamming about jobs or ill block you !
Those narrow alleys are totally devoid of life. I spent some time in southern Italy that looked a lot like that, except that the streets were wider. But the streets there were always full of life, kids playing, women out having really loud chats with each other, dogs barking, birds tweeting, a constant coming and going. That place looks like a museum. Does anybody really .live there? I'd get claustophobia.
Might be because it was the afternoon ? sleeping time, it is a quite place !
Er, mmm, ... O, yes. I'd really forgotten about the southern siesta. That would explain it. I must try thinking a bit more. I forgot to say that it was a great video, and the place is very beautiful, and super clean and well-cared for. Thank you. @@EnglishmaninMalta
@@PaulMann8666 i try go back more busy times so you see the difference, but it's a quiet ciry
Beautiful place steve, but I would rather walk 🚶♂️ down hill,you should ask subscribers to help pay for your footwear fella 😂❤
Thanks for the tips but many wonder why there are advertising let alone pay for shoes 👍🤣🤣🤣
Were you lost, by any chance? 🤭
Completely 👍