Pakistani mum walking in the Malta Europe street

Here I am, strolling along the promenade in Sliema - one of the busiest commercial and social hubs on the island of Malta. The promenade, called ‘the front’ by locals, runs for about 10 km along the north eastern coastline from Gżira to St. Julian’s.
☆Sliema still has a very distinct feel to it. A character found nowhere else and appreciated by locals and travellers alike. Offering various hotels as well as bars and pubs,☆ Sliema can be a good choice for a holiday location for couples and groups travelling together. ☆
The area is a popular tourist destination but is also a sought after residential area for local residents, with some of the most expensive property available in the country.☆ Sliema is viewed as an elite area to live in and is loved by its inhabitants. With the rapid changes the town has seen in recent decades and the ever increasing problem of traffic congestion and parking, however, it’s undeniable that it’s lost a little of its friendly character and has fallen prey to highly lucrative property development.
Nevertheless, it’s one of the rare places in Malta that has a blend of hustle and bustle of city life, good food and recreation and a slight British tint with its pubs and easy going lifestyle.
Trying to figure out whether you should stay at Sliema for your holiday? Here’s my advice on the where to stay in Malta.
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