The Streets of Valletta
Here are some of the streets we took and/or seen while touring Valletta.
Who needs gym?
A little early for happy hour?
Wonder what they're talking about.
I love Valletta.
Who needs gym?
A little early for happy hour?
Wonder what they're talking about.
I love Valletta.
I love walking around city streets during the sleepy hours, especially on Sunday mornings. Maria. Amsterdam is like that. This is when we can say the early bird gets the worm!
ReplyDeletethe narrow alleys are beautiful and romantic. quite an intimate city.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture:)
ReplyDeleteBerit.
I love walking around the city streets, there's always something to find. Sitting having a coffee in the narrow lane would be a very nice thing to do.
ReplyDeletereally great street shots. not too many people roaming around.
ReplyDelete@ KAYNI - these streets are away from the main drag - where most of the cruisers are :D
ReplyDelete@ LUNA - yap intimate is the word. it's just beautiful.
ReplyDeletehindi suo sabit sabit na kawad ng kuryente jan no? very neat looking! Ü
ReplyDeleteuso*
ReplyDeleteparang nakakatakot magkasunog. :)
ReplyDeleteLove those picturesque streets.
ReplyDeleteMaria, with your beautiful images you well describe the atmosphere of those attractive streets.
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About San Saturnino, I like very much that old church: when I come back from the mountains I always stop for a moment in that nice place immersed in the green, so peaceful and fascinating. The chuch is under restoration from 2001, but no works have been done yet :-)
Wonderful pictures of this typical place Maria!
ReplyDeleteI have not been to Valletta but I already love it. It's like a case of loving someone even before meeting him. The first photo really captured the feeling of breathtaking and grasping for breath alike. :)
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