🏘️ Moments that make you stop while walking down the streets of Malta

🎨 Colorful windows of Valletta Windows and balconies are colorfully connected between the old stone walls of Valletta. Some houses are deep green, some are sea blue. Walking between the buildings bathed in sunlight, you will naturally find yourself taking a camera 📷🏛️🌿 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🚪 Mdina, where even a single door tells a story Mdina is so quiet that it is called the ‘Silent City’, but each door has its own unique character. Old handles, brick-colored paint, handwritten lakes. Even small doors have accumulated time, and my heart stops in front of them 🚪🕊️🍂 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 🏠 Alleys and low walls of Sliema Sliema is not only beautiful by the sea. Flowers blooming on the walls between the alleys, chairs placed in front of the houses, no matter where you take a picture, it comes out like a postcard. This city is even more lovely because traces of life remain intact 🌼🏘️🌺 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ 📮 Letterboxes and signboards all over the streets The little things next to the door make you stop walking. A letterbox attached to old bricks, a hand-painted tile signboard, a doorbell with a child's name written on it. The emotion of this city is not in the entire building, but in the details 📮🎨🍃 ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ #Malta #EuropeanTravel