Two capitals of Malta - Mdina and Valletta - with your local guide

I was born in Moscow, USSR but for the last 30 years, my home is Malta. In Moscow, I graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University and in Malta, I took a guiding course at the Institute of Tourism Studies and got the guiding license in 1997. Showing Malta to tourists is not just work - I simply love to take people to different places and help them to discover another Malta, which is not shown in many guidebooks. The Maltese archipelago is very small and some call Malta a "toy country", but, believe me, there is so much to see! The history of these islands goes back to prehistoric times and we are talking about more than 7000 years of history. Why not spend a couple of hours visiting one or two Neolithic Temples? And then, of course, there is Valletta - the city built by the Knights of St. John - with beautiful palaces and churches. Do you prefer medieval times? Then it's the old capital Mdina with its charming narrow streets and houses of local noblemen. There are a lot of other places to visit, so together we can select the most interesting ones and I will create a unique tour just for you. Faculty of Journalism - Moscow State University named after M.V.Lomonosov, Diploma in Journalism and Literature Edition Malta Institute of Tourism Studies, Malta Tourist Guide License No 639 Malta Tourism Authority License of Excursion Organiser TRA/R/14 Certified translator/interpreter registered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malta I do not have any restrictions in regard to my guiding, I can offer a full range of experiences