Typical Rural Village of MALTA, Mġarr In An Isolated Area Of Malta

[@terrywalker348]

Enjoyed that mooch about in Mġarr. Thanks Steve.

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

My pleasure. it's a nice village

[@gillpurves9347]

The church was surprisingly plain , unusual as I've visited quite a few and watching your videos they are usually very decorative. The village appears very quiet as well. Shame there are so few traditional houses left. Good video Steve👍

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Its does get a little bit busier in the evening and very busy weekends with the through traffic to the beach, very surprised with the church

[@PaulMann8666]

Hello Steve, Thank you for another good one. I remember St Julians in the 1980s. There were new buildings but also streets of buitiful stone houses that glowed golden in the right angle of the sun. I stayed sometimes at the Cavilieri at the sea front end of Spinola Road. Spinola Road was nice. There was Paul's store, where the locals bought groceries, and the (in)famous Oki Koki bar run by the famous Banis moter boat and water skiing character. There was the really good Rose and Crown pub run by my friend to this day, Francis Mazzelli, the China House, a decent Chinese restaurant, the Chicago Meat Packers, Dick's bar, and the Crow's Nest bar. You could spend many a good evening in that street. I went back a couple of years ago, when I was in Sliema, and Spinola Road was dead. The constant hammering of pneumatic drills, dust everywhere, and soulles apartment blocks up and going up all the way down. The EU and the Russian "investors" have done a great job in Malta. But I believe the place will recover when the EU is finished and gone. Nobody ever defeated the Maltese.

[@bobbythomas200420032]

Hi another excellent and enjoyable video. I really enjoy you showing us around different parts of beautiful Malta.

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johnabela932]

LOST IN SLEEPY VILLAGE OF MGARR /MALTA ⛪ 🎄. Amazing, the central part around the church hasn't changed much. Even "Il-Barri" is still there 🐰 🍽 😊. They started building that church in 1914 and finished it in 1946. Steve, I smiled when you said Mgarr is not that historic - Malta's OLDEST prehistoric sites of "Ta' Hagrat" and "Skorba" are infact there in Mgarr 😊. THANKS STEVE 🚶 🎥 👏 Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Yes I found out after I did not realise they where part of Mgarr and I was so near !! sooo I might be making a part 2

[@johnabela932]

​@@EnglishmaninMalta EXCELLENT idea Steve re part 2. Re your question to that man 🧓 : "'Inti mill-Imgarr? .😊 Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™

[@alanalan2131]

Very nice ❤stive thank you. Malta is safe and nice 👍🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹...

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

It really is! I never had any problems here ever !! hope it never changes

[@carrieannchetcuti4061]

Mary 🇦🇺🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ another new place I haven’t been, love walking around Malta with u , thanks Steve , u never disappoint, chetcuti st that’s my surname 😃💖💖🇲🇹💖💖🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️👍👍👍

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

You are so welcome Mary

[@marychristensentttrup3155]

Thanks Steve for showing 👍us this beautiful area, 🕊🕊never been there ,😮 but a bit strange that there was no painting on the ceiling in this church ,💃🤔maybe they don't have more money.. lol.....from Copenhagen DK 🇩🇰

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

They built it with eggs?? Could the chicken have stopped laying ?

[@marychristensentttrup3155]

@@EnglishmaninMalta maybeeeee 🤣

[@moonnixwalks]

Malta's Hidden Gem

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

So true !!

[@annbrandrick5012]

Hi Steve. if you had walked the other way you would have arrived at the school. It was a lovely old building and i think it was built by the British

[@RadioJonophone]

The bus was a 44. At the foot of the road, opposite the church, it turns left on its way to Mosta and Valletta. If you had walked that way you would have found Ta' Ħaġrat, a neolithic temple. You couldn't have got older buildings than that. You buy the entrance ticket in the small café where the bus stops.

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Thanks for the info

[@xbinaryx]

12:23 "Frawli" means strawberry, not fruit. Visit the yearly festa frawli in Mgarr in April and you will see what this is about.

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Thanks for the info sounds great !

[@davidcole7900]

Quite a few bob in new property Steve countryside view is fantastic like to see it at night.👍

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Think its a lot busy but not much most of the traffic comes from through traffic to the beach weekends

[@johnembery7801]

Hi, that's strange just like you I have driven through here many, many times and never really looked around although did stop once to try and see the church but it was all shut up but there was one door with glass and I could see in quite well, I also was surprised by the inside I could see. There is some old temples type historical remnants not far from the church but I dont know anything about them, thanks for showing us around Steve. 😊👍

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Hey pleased you enjoyed the video, i also thought the temples were outside Mgarr, its a shame because I could have included them in the video, theres always chance of part 2 !

[@wellermanpaul]

Its nice down there,i usually fill up with petrol at that roadside,on the way to gnejna bay!

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Think its the original old school pumping station ?

[@wellermanpaul]

@@EnglishmaninMalta it's like stepping back in time, I love it

[@iceman25883malta]

My lovely hometown where i grew up running around all those streets with our bikes which unfortunately now are getting engulfed with those ugly concrete blocks

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Yes I was surprised how many new building they have there !

[@nicholasbezzina450]

Lovely video of pretty Mgarr; Inti mill-mgarr? In English are you from mgarr? thanks, Steve

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

No..I just love going around villages of Malta , I live Hal Balzan