We went to Malta on our honeymoon 20 years ago. We have very fond memories of the place. It is like Europe Lite: it is faintly exotic and historical with tons of interesting places to see, but it was a British colony for a long time so it has all the modern conveniences and shops like Boots Chemists (drugstore), English-language book stores and a great bus system. Most people speak English. There is fabulous, fresh seafood, Italian food with English sweets and baked goods. The local wine was crappy when we were there but you can also get wines from anywhere else in the world.
I was born in MALTA & emigrated from the Island at age 17, ,I go visit the Island cause of Family relatives & friends , & we were always satisfied with it's culture , FOODS , FEASTS , THE SEA , HISTORY , & TOURING THE ISLAND 'S OLD BUILDINGS .. AS A HOLIDAY IT'S FANTASTIC, & Living there for Retirement , BUT IT Changed a lot from the olden times I knew in my childhood .. IT GOT Far to crowded now, for the size of the island , & the traffic it's hectic , & Property Real Estate & renting , too high. BUT IT'S WORTH TO VISIT IT , at Least once in your life time for a minimum of 4 week to 6 weeks .
Couple of things you didn't mention Mosta has a beautiful Basilica known as the Rotunda. Well worth a visit, especially if you like Baroque. You can climb up the dome and get not only a view of the town but also the inside of the church. There is even a WW2 bunker you can visit. It was bombed in WW2 when 400 worshippers were praying but the bomb didn't explode. The shell is still on display. There is a lovely arts& craft market housed in a former RAF base in the centre of the Island, not far from the National Football (soccer) stadium that is well worth a visit. Across the road is a small air museum, housing mainly WW2 & cold war aircraft. One has special significance for me. Near where I live in England is a former RAF hospital. The "gate guard" was a RAF Meteor jet that also saw service in Malta. That jet is there.
I went to Malta hoping to see something related to Corto Maltese, whom I thought was the national hero of Malta. Turns out that nobody ever heard of him. But I still had a great trip: the Pantheon-like church was awesome and the rabbit tasted extraordinary. Anyway thanks for the video Wolters World, you must be having an amazing adventurous life!
I've always thought Malta sounds like a fascinating place to visit (especially the historical side of it) & your tips reinforced that. It's on my future agenda (along with a few other places!).
Love Malta - the Blue Lagoon is on Comino not the Blue Grotto but I agree with the places you mentioned which are also fab but I would also have to include Popeye Village and the absolutely fab and incredibly colourful gardens called San Anton Palace and Gardens which were at their best in Spring when we went last.
This was extremely useful for the planning of my recent trip to Malta. I would have my number 10 be the Catacombs in Rabat. I went to four separate ones within a quarter of a mile of each other. St. Paul's Grotto is part of those sites and it is worth a visit.
Il-pastizzi are the ones I most love. I also love Il-Ftira Maltija. I live in Mosta, near the Mosta Dome (Ir-Rotunda). Apart from the Temples and the Hypogeum, Valletta and Mdina people can visit the Mosta Dome (3rd largest dome in Europe), Ghar il-Kbir (a big cave) and other beautiful caves.
This is an excellent video. Lots of information! How come there are only 103 'likes'? I also liked the other one about the 5 things to love and hate about Malta. In fact these would win me over to visit Malta more than the average, polished, typical tourism vid, of which there are a dozen...
Malta seems so beautiful and historical.. my kind of place! The more you upload about it.. the more I day dream about it. I have to get there soon and see it for myself. Where are you planing to travel to next?
I went on holiday last September for the first time and enjoyed it so much that I'm going back in July. I would suggest a visit to the Craft Village at T'Qali, the site of an old RAF Station during and after WW2, where you can see lace making, filigree metal work and glassware, but remember to take plenty of money
Great Video. The difference between Malta and Gozo has always been there somehow (over built/rural/dialect differences/attitudes of people etc) long before joining the EU :) blue lagoon as compared to Blue grotto needs to be checked as noted. There are a couple of sandy beaches that people die to visit (Ghadira near Mellieha and Ramla Bay in gozo). Still a nice video, all credits to you. There are many small things left out azure window which is doomed to fall any time soon. Village Festas (colourful christian celebrations). Citadelle in Gozo (similar to mdina but much smaller extensively restored in 2016) and much more. you can get a lot of info at hotels though.
Great informative video, thanks. I'm travelling to Malta next week and staying in Qawra. Is there anything in walking distance to see and admire? Thanks for any help you offer.
You should visit the catacombs in Rabat, it's literally across Mdina. The Temples of Hagar qim are a beautiful sight, one of them is next to the ocean.
For a first trip to Malta I would advise staying around 9 days as there is lots to see and do, which you can fit into a week but an extra couple of days allows for a bit of by the pool time.
Comino has the BLUE LAGOON, not the blue grotto. However, the Blue Grotto is on the south side of Malta, and worth going to as well! ;) You defiantly could spend a month here exploring all there is...you just barely scratched the surface! And to your viewers - it is usually only windy in the Spring. From mid May to October we have HOT DRY days, with the bluest of skies! Welcome to our islands!
We visit Malta every four years and we find something different every time ,We love the food ....gained a few pounds .....but so what........run around the block a few times and u can lose it until next time .....the history is so romantic .If we didn't have ties over here at home I think we would spend more time there .......worth the trip and money spent.......From Jean E
also: free discoes and very cheap drinks in Paceville shopping in sliema Dwejra window in Gozo Popeye Village Citadel in Gozo (sort of Mdina) Cottonera (three cities) Marsaxlokk with picturesque bay with Maltese boat: luzzu Village religious feasts with ground and air fireworks all summer (Some villages have better feasts than others) Blue grotto in Zurrieq, as well as views of filfla. Nearby the megalithic temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra. Fort Rinella in Kalkara Free events like Birgu by candlelight (in my opinion the best one), winefestivals, Notte bianca, Medieval Mdina, Beer festival, Isle of MTV. Mosta Dome (one of the largest unsupported domes in the world) and not to mention in my opinion the best value for money food I have ever had. as well as our own cuisine. (By the way, Blue lagoon is in comino. Blue grotto is in Zurrieq. Grotto is a cave, blue lagoon is the bay you saw.)
Just to let you know, Blue Grotto is in the south of Malta (Zurrieq) and it's a network of sea caves. Blue Lagoon is the crystal clear beach in Comino.
hi i am planning to go in August and require some info if you can kindly help how is the best way to get around in malta and i want to stay near valleta 30 or 40 min away is fine also whats the weather like in july ? and want to go when its very hot thanks like your videos. p/s want to stay away from night life and partying lol.
Just for an information session, it's Comino, not Camino, and for pronouncing, it's mmm-dina, not Madina and Past-ti-zy "Pastizzi" (no e's). Other then that, well done, makes me want to go back and visit family.
THE PASTIZZI use to make them better in the 60'S , I went there saw big difference , I Live in MELBOURNE & I buy Pastizzi as they use to make them in MALTA in the olden times. Now I found them LOT BETTER IN MELBOURNE by MALTSE PEOPLE .
Great video! Lots of good info. Just graduated from uni and planning to move there this summer. If anyone knows of any good jobs for a business graduate i would be happy to know about them.
Blue Grotto is not in Comino mate. And the villages where already build before we entered the EU. the only structural thing that changed basicly is that we added a lot of tarmac to the old roads and added some new main roads some still in process
Hi i am a young oriental man from the UK going to visit Malta in may 2014 for a week holiday alone, is there lot of oriental tourists in Malta? is the culture in Malta diverse like in the UK? the question is that will i be "culturely" (if thats even a word) accepted over there?
I have to disagree with you there...though generally yes most are accepted...I think brown/dark brown people are still looked at, in a different way over there. I went with my bf - though I didn't really get looked at much, but he got stared at properly. Everywhere we went, they would stare at him. I don't know if it's because of the whole African immigrants, battling their ways into Malta. But the look was not because they were intrigued either. Lovely country, Enjoyed the Food but will not be going back for sure..
The bus is only 4.60 euro's for the whole week and a ferry to Gozo is under 5 euro's return, so avoid the tour scams. You can also get a day bus pass in Gozo for under 2 euro's.
I've been there two times. I've seen a lot. From Gozo to Ghajn Tuffieha, from Sliema tot Dingli Cliffs and from Blue Grotto to Bugibba. I just love Malta.
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+Sheri For hahaha I was stationed in Malta fifty years ago when it was very much a British Crown Colony - Very quiet, very peaceful. It was said in those days that the Maltese were more Roman than the Pope and I must admit, the people were very devout. lots of Feast Days, street processions and fireworks. English is widely spoken although the older folk were more familiar with Italian during my time there and country people had little use for English in their everyday lives. Maltese is a semitic language written in a modified Latin alphabet. I loved my time on Malta - such a long history - Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Spaniards, The Knights of St John, the French and the British have all left an imprint on the Maltese Islands. I hope you have a great holiday.
I live in malta and the thing I like most is the history. We were under phoenician,carthaginain,roman,arab,norman ,byzanthine and aragonese rule . Then we were ruled by the knights of st john the french and the brittish.
what a disgrace to rent an apartment in Malta in 2016 why people go to bugibba how stupid we are to go there people have no heart they charge you to much so i am asking for all the tourist not to go in bugibba or qwara
What about gay night life in Malta? It's okay ok dangerous to be gay in their city ?! I heard some issues about racist or close minded people over there against non European it's true?!
Being gay is not a race. Lol besides not everybody has to accept cultural marxism . Europe is a white continent and should Stay that way and not multicultural mix pot like its becoming "shit hole"
Joao Vieira so podias ser português !! Everyone please ignore this shit comment, he doesnt know what hes talking about.. as a portuguese born and raised i apologize on his behalf. Unfortunately theres still some portuguese (ignorant) people that thinks that europe belongs to white people and they forget that white people are invading África too and they are more than welcome there though.
Malta is awesome. Been living here for 6 years now (wife is Maltese) and managed to learn the language as well.
We went to Malta on our honeymoon 20 years ago. We have very fond memories of the place. It is like Europe Lite: it is faintly exotic and historical with tons of interesting places to see, but it was a British colony for a long time so it has all the modern conveniences and shops like Boots Chemists (drugstore), English-language book stores and a great bus system. Most people speak English. There is fabulous, fresh seafood, Italian food with English sweets and baked goods. The local wine was crappy when we were there but you can also get wines from anywhere else in the world.
It is a thousands time nicer than the other ex-British island in the Mediterranean Cyprus.
I was born in MALTA & emigrated from the Island at age 17, ,I go visit the Island cause of Family relatives & friends , & we were always satisfied with it's culture , FOODS , FEASTS , THE SEA , HISTORY , & TOURING THE ISLAND 'S OLD BUILDINGS .. AS A HOLIDAY IT'S FANTASTIC, & Living there for Retirement , BUT IT Changed a lot from the olden times I knew in my childhood .. IT GOT Far to crowded now, for the size of the island , & the traffic it's hectic , & Property Real Estate & renting , too high. BUT IT'S WORTH TO VISIT IT , at Least once in your life time for a minimum of 4 week to 6 weeks
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Loving the Malta videos so far. Great great great! The food is phenomenal. So are the people. I absoloutely love driving around the islands too.
driving around the islands is beautiful... driving through Valletta... a little less relaxing ;) hehehehe
Couple of things you didn't mention
Mosta has a beautiful Basilica known as the Rotunda. Well worth a visit, especially if you like Baroque. You can climb up the dome and get not only a view of the town but also the inside of the church. There is even a WW2 bunker you can visit. It was bombed in WW2 when 400 worshippers were praying but the bomb didn't explode. The shell is still on display.
There is a lovely arts& craft market housed in a former RAF base in the centre of the Island, not far from the National Football (soccer) stadium that is well worth a visit. Across the road is a small air museum, housing mainly WW2 & cold war aircraft. One has special significance for me. Near where I live in England is a former RAF hospital. The "gate guard" was a RAF Meteor jet that also saw service in Malta. That jet is there.
First!!! On my own video :) hehehehe... It's Saturday! Have a laugh and enjoy Malta!
you are so cute :)
Yesim Bagatur I have my moments ;) thanks for watching and commenting! All the best!
What about the village where they filmed popay or however it's spelled, it's very nice there
*****
i know my hotel was like 1 mile away from it, im just confused on why he didnt put it in the video its an amazing place
but valletta is named by us the maltese people (im maltese) its called perf land
Proud of my country
I went to Malta hoping to see something related to Corto Maltese, whom I thought was the national hero of Malta. Turns out that nobody ever heard of him. But I still had a great trip: the Pantheon-like church was awesome and the rabbit tasted extraordinary. Anyway thanks for the video Wolters World, you must be having an amazing adventurous life!
I've always thought Malta sounds like a fascinating place to visit (especially the historical side of it) & your tips reinforced that. It's on my future agenda (along with a few other places!).
@Mario Lofreda Thanks for the welcome, Mario...
I had the pleasure of meeting a couple from Malta visiting my hometown in BC last week, such sweet people. Your video makes me want to visit.
Love Malta - the Blue Lagoon is on Comino not the Blue Grotto but I agree with the places you mentioned which are also fab but I would also have to include Popeye Village and the absolutely fab and incredibly colourful gardens called San Anton Palace and Gardens which were at their best in Spring when we went last.
This was extremely useful for the planning of my recent trip to Malta. I would have my number 10 be the Catacombs in Rabat. I went to four separate ones within a quarter of a mile of each other. St. Paul's Grotto is part of those sites and it is worth a visit.
0:42 - I used to live literally right next to where you took that photo (door on the left) when I first came to Malta.
Il-pastizzi are the ones I most love. I also love Il-Ftira Maltija. I live in Mosta, near the Mosta Dome (Ir-Rotunda). Apart from the Temples and the Hypogeum, Valletta and Mdina people can visit the Mosta Dome (3rd largest dome in Europe), Ghar il-Kbir (a big cave) and other beautiful caves.
Note : Ghar il Kbir is in Siggiewi
Thanks for the video! I will be in Malta mid November and I had no idea of all the fun things my wife and I could do.
if you have not been before, it will surprise you , YOU CAN FEEL TRUE LIVING THERE inside you ,
hey Wolter. I enjoy your videos. You´re always so positive. Stay so :)
This is an excellent video. Lots of information! How come there are only 103 'likes'? I also liked the other one about the 5 things to love and hate about Malta. In fact these would win me over to visit Malta more than the average, polished, typical tourism vid, of which there are a dozen...
The weather here, I heard, is EXCELLENT!
Malta seems so beautiful and historical.. my kind of place! The more you upload about it.. the more I day dream about it. I have to get there soon and see it for myself. Where are you planing to travel to next?
France and italy
Thanks to you I am going in a month. Got a great deal. Thanks Wolter. Great videos.
I went on holiday last September for the first time and enjoyed it so much that I'm going back in July.
I would suggest a visit to the Craft Village at T'Qali, the site of an old RAF Station during and after WW2, where you can see lace making, filigree metal work and glassware, but remember to take plenty of money
Malta a great place to visit big history , English language spoken and Italian to
Thank you so much so informative. Seven of us plan to go for a trip.
Amazing video... Great tips. Thanks for sharing.
Hi You were talking about the Blue Grotto in Comino, I think you mean Blue Lagoon. cheers Tony
I'm going to visit this country next year cause I am 1/4th Maltese, can't wait to see my cousins and my cultural heritage...
Thank you, always great videos, will do Malta soon
Great video
Planning a trip yo Malta soon. Thanks for the tips
+Dizziegirlie164 you are very welcome!
Great Video. The difference between Malta and Gozo has always been there somehow (over built/rural/dialect differences/attitudes of people etc) long before joining the EU :) blue lagoon as compared to Blue grotto needs to be checked as noted. There are a couple of sandy beaches that people die to visit (Ghadira near Mellieha and Ramla Bay in gozo). Still a nice video, all credits to you. There are many small things left out azure window which is doomed to fall any time soon. Village Festas (colourful christian celebrations). Citadelle in Gozo (similar to mdina but much smaller extensively restored in 2016) and much more. you can get a lot of info at hotels though.
Thank youuu , it is a very informative video and now i am looking forward much more to my time in malta
I can't wait to come here in July
Good job 👍👌
Great informative video, thanks. I'm travelling to Malta next week and staying in Qawra. Is there anything in walking distance to see and admire? Thanks for any help you offer.
Great video!
You should visit the catacombs in Rabat, it's literally across Mdina. The Temples of Hagar qim are a beautiful sight, one of them is next to the ocean.
For a first trip to Malta I would advise staying around 9 days as there is lots to see and do, which you can fit into a week but an extra couple of days allows for a bit of by the pool time.
Comino has the BLUE LAGOON, not the blue grotto. However, the Blue Grotto is on the south side of Malta, and worth going to as well! ;) You defiantly could spend a month here exploring all there is...you just barely scratched the surface! And to your viewers - it is usually only windy in the Spring. From mid May to October we have HOT DRY days, with the bluest of skies! Welcome to our islands!
I am in 6th grade and i have an essay on Malta,the place looks and sounds amazing.
get you!
We visit Malta every four years and we find something different every time ,We love the food ....gained a few pounds .....but so what........run around the block a few times and u can lose it until next time .....the history is so romantic .If we didn't have ties over here at home I think we would spend more time there .......worth the trip and money spent.......From Jean E
also:
free discoes and very cheap drinks in Paceville
shopping in sliema
Dwejra window in Gozo
Popeye Village
Citadel in Gozo (sort of Mdina)
Cottonera (three cities)
Marsaxlokk with picturesque bay with Maltese boat: luzzu
Village religious feasts with ground and air fireworks all summer (Some villages have better feasts than others)
Blue grotto in Zurrieq, as well as views of filfla. Nearby the megalithic temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra.
Fort Rinella in Kalkara
Free events like Birgu by candlelight (in my opinion the best one), winefestivals, Notte bianca, Medieval Mdina, Beer festival, Isle of MTV.
Mosta Dome (one of the largest unsupported domes in the world)
and not to mention in my opinion the best value for money food I have ever had. as well as our own cuisine.
(By the way, Blue lagoon is in comino. Blue grotto is in Zurrieq. Grotto is a cave, blue lagoon is the bay you saw.)
Are the drinks in Paceville Safe to drink ? Visiting in 2 weeks, everything else on the list is in my list as well! ANy new recommendations?
Just to let you know, Blue Grotto is in the south of Malta (Zurrieq) and it's a network of sea caves. Blue Lagoon is the crystal clear beach in Comino.
hi i am planning to go in August and require some info if you can kindly help how is the best way to get around in malta and i want to stay near valleta 30 or 40 min away is fine also whats the weather like in july ? and want to go when its very hot thanks like your videos.
p/s want to stay away from night life and partying lol.
Mark here with Maltasworldd, that would have been an awsome title... hehehe
Nice!
Hey Mark, we are thinking of going too Malta in September and looking to do a n Airbnb. What's your advice, we are traveling from New York.
mike demmett you crazy?
Big thanks. :)
I was here in 2011!
in two weeks i'll go.However i think one week is not enough, because so much to enjoy :-)
Well done!
I recon you did a lot of rabbit eating when you were there didn't you... =D thanks to your video i will probably visit Malta next week :)
+Ellinon Enosis loved the rabbit... was I bit overboard ;)
Whats in the underground temples,any video and how do you book, where?thanks
heritagemalta.org/
www.visitmalta.com/
Thankyou
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Just for an information session, it's Comino, not Camino, and for pronouncing, it's mmm-dina, not Madina and Past-ti-zy "Pastizzi" (no e's). Other then that, well done, makes me want to go back and visit family.
I thought it was pronounced Em Deena? Mdina
THE PASTIZZI use to make them better in the 60'S , I went there saw big difference ,
I Live in MELBOURNE & I buy Pastizzi as they use to make them in MALTA in the olden times. Now I found them LOT BETTER IN MELBOURNE by MALTSE PEOPLE .
@@chrisnastri2817 IT Sounds = ME-DINA, = M'DINA = MDINA
nice video
Im going to Malta tomorow :D
hi really likes malta
you say its hard to get to Malta off season but i fond it very easy from airports in the north of England
my last trip to Malta only cost me £172 for 5 days and that was plane , train and hotel all in
How long does it take to fly to Malta from the east coast of the US?
Typical USA Europe flight 7-9 hours then intra Europe flight so like another 2 or 3 hrs.
Great video but comino is not where bluegrotto is its acctualy located in zurrieq comino is where blue lagoon is located :)
Great video! Lots of good info. Just graduated from uni and planning to move there this summer. If anyone knows of any good jobs for a business graduate i would be happy to know about them.
not to be a buzz kill but in comino its called the blue lagoon, the blue grotto is a kind of window in malta
Azure window is on Gozo, Blue Grotto is on the south-east coast of Malta.
Blue Grotto is not in Comino mate. And the villages where already build before we entered the EU. the only structural thing that changed basicly is that we added a lot of tarmac to the old roads and added some new main roads some still in process
and got rid of the great old buses and replaced them with crappy bendi buses.
It's in good lovely place
Gozo
nice!
I wanna visit here too
Hi i am a young oriental man from the UK going to visit Malta in may 2014 for a week holiday alone, is there lot of oriental tourists in Malta? is the culture in Malta diverse like in the UK? the question is that will i be "culturely" (if thats even a word) accepted over there?
Apple El I saw lots of older brits and Italians there and then some younger germans. everyone is pretty much accepted there so you should be fine.
I have to disagree with you there...though generally yes most are accepted...I think brown/dark brown people are still looked at, in a different way over there. I went with my bf - though I didn't really get looked at much, but he got stared at properly. Everywhere we went, they would stare at him. I don't know if it's because of the whole African immigrants, battling their ways into Malta. But the look was not because they were intrigued either. Lovely country, Enjoyed the Food but will not be going back for sure..
You mixed up the Blue Grotto with the Blue Lagoon.
The bus is only 4.60 euro's for the whole week and a ferry to Gozo is under 5 euro's return, so avoid the tour scams. You can also get a day bus pass in Gozo for under 2 euro's.
Good information, but the blue Grotto is not at Comino!
blue grotto is in Zurrieq,and it is magical place there is a high energy .check it out on youtube.
I've been there, it's magic! A must see and feelplace.
I am glad you like my country although it is not my birth place.namaste
I've been there two times. I've seen a lot. From Gozo to Ghajn Tuffieha, from Sliema tot Dingli Cliffs and from Blue Grotto to Bugibba. I just love Malta.
You r Welcome Back! Malta loves every body,friendly heart.
I love in malta
I'd love to visit Malta.
Luís Almeida I’m moving from England 🏴 to Malta 🇲🇹👍👍😂
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Malta Tour Guide ( MTG )
I went to the hypogeum for free with my school
i heard most catholic place on the planet
+Sheri For hahaha I was stationed in Malta fifty years ago when it was very much a British Crown Colony - Very quiet, very peaceful. It was said in those days that the Maltese were more Roman than the Pope and I must admit, the people were very devout. lots of Feast Days, street processions and fireworks.
English is widely spoken although the older folk were more familiar with Italian during my time there and country people had little use for English in their everyday lives. Maltese is a semitic language written in a modified Latin alphabet.
I loved my time on Malta - such a long history - Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Spaniards, The Knights of St John, the French and the British have all left an imprint on the Maltese Islands.
I hope you have a great holiday.
@tubbergen
Why??
Fun fact: under that cathedral are dead bodies cause if you see the art work on the stone it shows skeletons.
I am maltese
I wish I lived there...
rip azure window
Caravaggio. Milanese subvert
I live in malta and the thing I like most is the history. We were under phoenician,carthaginain,roman,arab,norman ,byzanthine and aragonese rule . Then we were ruled by the knights of st john the french and the brittish.
Great.. Du leave in Malta..
if all do not go there they have to lower the price
Game of throne shooting site.. thats all matter
what a disgrace to rent an apartment in Malta in 2016 why people go to bugibba how stupid we are to go there people have no heart they charge you to much so i am asking for all the tourist not to go in bugibba or qwara
Noooo! Not rabbit :(
Its pronounced em-de-na not madina
Equin0x its pronounced mmm-dina
Ashley Galea if you say both of the things we put down they sound the same. the guy in the video just said it wrong
What about gay night life in Malta? It's okay ok dangerous to be gay in their city ?!
I heard some issues about racist or close minded people over there against non European it's true?!
Elegant being gay is not a race.
Being gay is not a race. Lol besides not everybody has to accept cultural marxism . Europe is a white continent and should Stay that way and not multicultural mix pot like its becoming "shit hole"
Well it's not and will progressively and inevitably getting more diverse year by year so stfu and deal with it
Joao Vieira so podias ser português !! Everyone please ignore this shit comment, he doesnt know what hes talking about.. as a portuguese born and raised i apologize on his behalf. Unfortunately theres still some portuguese (ignorant) people that thinks that europe belongs to white
people and they forget that white people are invading África too and they are more than welcome there though.
Joao Vieira cool bro you keep telling yourself that we're all very very scared lol go talk to a wall
Leh, .. Imdina. We are NOT Arabs. Say.. Mm-dee-nagh.
Lol rent a yacht