The ‘Jewel in the Mediterranean’, Malta is home to a vibrant culture that has been influenced by the many invaders that have conquered the islands throughout the centuries. Ensembles who take a school music tour to Malta will love the diverse performance opportunities here, whether it is a music festival, a recital in an historic church or in the midst of a lively square.
With over seven millennia of history to discover, Malta has, quite rightly, been described as an ‘open-air museum’. The country is famous for its megaliths, medieval towers and some of the oldest known human structures in the world. This lovely Mediterranean beauty exudes a majestic tranquillity which belies centuries of invasions that saw the islands come under the control of the Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Muslims, Normans, Aragonese, Knights Hospitalier, Napoleon and the British, before finally achieving independence in 1964.
Venues
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The Great Siege Square
Located between St. Lucia Street and Republic Street, this is an iconic place to perform and is ideal for bands and choirs.
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Mdina
The beautiful former capital, Mdina exhibits a strong Arabic influence, giving visitors a glimpse into the past - the history of Mdina ...
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Bay Street Shopping Centre
This central shopping centre is located in St. George's Bay and offers a programme of daily entertainment, which your band or choir...
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Parish Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
This church has always been an important part of Malta's history and heritage. Located in the famous summer destination of St. Paul...Sample Itinerary
4 days/3 nights
From £445pp
Tour price includes:
- 4 nights' half-board accommodation
- Return flights inclusive of tax
- Transfers to & from airport
- Meet & greet at the airport
- 3 x full day coach hire for visits and venue transfers
- Free staff place ratio 1:10
- Detailed information pack
- Arrangement of 3 concerts including publicity & advertising
- Itinerary planning service
- Comprehensive travel & medical insurance
- VAT
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
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| Day 1 | Flight from UK to Malta |
Meet local representative and transfer to accommodation Check in and local familiarisation on foot |
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| Day 2 | Full-day visit to Valetta - walk around the fortifications, Upper Barraka Gardens and the Great Siege Bell | Concert performance in a local church or the Great Siege Square | Return to hotel for evening meal |
| Day 3 | Full-day Gozo tour - visit Qala Belvedere, Victoria and Citadella, Dwerja and Xlendi fishing village and view the high cliffs and turquoise water | Performance in Gozo or back on Malta | |
| Day 4 |
Full-day visit to the 'silent city' of Mdina |
Visit to St Mary's Church, with possible performance here or in nearby Siggiewi for choirs |
Evening band performance at the Bay Street shopping centre |
| Day 5 | Final souvenir shopping | Coach transfer from the hotel to the airport for return flight back to UK | |
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