Qawra Travel Guide
Qawra Travel Guide
Qawra Local History
The islands of Malta have "changed hands" many time over the centuries. From the Phoenicia in about 1000 BC, to the Greeks in 736 BC. The islands subsequently passed into the possession of Carthage and then Rome. The Arabs took occupation in 870, the Norman army in 1090. In 1530 the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V granted Malta to the Knights of St John of Jerusalem, who ruled the islands until the 19th century. Malta gained independance is 1964.
Qawra Attractions
Top Attractions
Plum Tree Restaurant - Had the best meal of my life. The hosts, John and Joan, were very pleasant and very professional, and above all very friendly.
The Tavern Inn - A mouth watering menu, fine wine and home made sticky toffee pudding to die for!! Hosted by a really friendly family Robbie and Jane Bell and beautiful daughter Lucy. There was live entertainment every night too. Well worth a visit.
Qawra Beaches
Inland Sea - surrounded by cliff, this beach is complete secluded. A Slightly pebbly beach with crystal clear water
Qawra Restaurants and Bars
Qawra Restaurants
Qawra Palace Hotel - Qawra Coast Road, Qawra - tel 2158 0131
Sea View Hotel - Qawra Road, Qawra - Tel 2157 3105
Island International Hotel - Triq it-Trill, Qawra - Tel 2157 7650
Qawra Bars & Clubs
Qawra Palace Hotel - Qawra Coast Road, Qawra - tel 2158 0131
Featured Hotels in Qawra
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Park Lane Hotel Maskli Street Qawra 24 Rooms
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San Antonio Hotel Triq It-Turisti Qawra 231 Rooms
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Hotel Santana Triq Il-Maskli Qawra 200 Rooms
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Sea View Hotel Qawra Road,Qawra Malta Qawra 49 Rooms
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Qawra Palace Hotel Qawra Coast Road Qawra 392 Rooms
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