Those are actual streets from many centuries back. Horse carriages and cars can barely squeak by in one direction. Check out how everything is made from sandstone.

As it is, I cannot appreciate art without two glasses of wine. And then shopping for it – with all the choices – is exhausting!! Need some refueling with cappuccino to keep awake!!

Sharmila found what she was looking for. Luckily, I had the wallet with me! Anyways, now we will have to wait for it to be delivered to our house in the USA – hopefully in one piece!

Plan today includes checking out the local arts and crafts scene, exploring the original capital of Mdina, visiting Valetta one more time and then taking a long walk back along the water all the way to the hotel!

We continued with our streak of finding some of the best Indian food we have ever eaten in the small islands! Remember Indian Summer in Nevis? Or SJ Curry Club in Turks and Caicos? Or Tandoori Heights in Curacao?

We hit another jackpot with Saffron in the island of Malta. Barely a few hundred yards away from our hotel, we were super impressed with the food. So much so that we went back the next day for dinner again. The food was very tasty and and was neither oily nor left us with that overeaten feeling.

We met the owners the second night – Piyali Sarkar – from Maniktala, Kolkata – and her husband!

The norm is to post the picture of the food before eating it. I just wanted to show you how much we enjoyed it!