Ta Liesse Church

Malta is located below Sicily, Italy, in the middle of the Mediterranean, mainly composed of five small islands, here warm climate, pleasant scenery, civilizations here, history here, there is a Mediterranean heart called.

In memory, Malta has many churches, especially the magnificent St. John's Cathedral, in addition to the meaning of religion, is already a perfect artwork, the previous years have the opportunity to go back, find three-dimensional murals, marvel at the creativity of previous artists. Memories are a little blurred, and many photos of the student era are a little lost, created for memorialization.

The ancient city of Valletta is located on a narrow peninsula in the Gulf of Malta at the northeast end of Malta, the largest of Malta's five islands, divided into two natural harbors with tight naval defenses. Valletta is strategically located in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, close to Sicily. The ancient city of Vareta was founded in 1566 BC and was successively ruled by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthage, Romans, Byzantines and the Order of St. John. The 320 monuments on 55 hectares of land make Valletta the world’s most concentrated historical and cultural area. Fort Saint Elmo was built as a fortification by the Order of St. John in 1693 and was used as a fortification during British colonial times. It is now a war museum. San Angelo Fortress (Fort St Angelo), was greatly damaged in World War II. The Trident Sea Fountain and Phoenician Grand Hotel in front of the gate of Wacaita are famous ancient buildings in Europe. The Valletta Mono Theatre in the city, built in 1731, is the oldest theater in Europe.

Malta is at a strategic crossroads at the southernmost point of Europe, about 97 km from Sicily, Italy, and 290 km from North Africa. For thousands of years, it was a coveted battleground, ruled by Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Castiles, the Order of St. John, French and British. Malta gained independence from Britain in 1964 and became a republic in 1974. As the cruise ship slowly sailed into the port of Varetta, Malta's capital, a golden cityscape appeared on the horizon. At its highest point was the magnificent dome of the 16th century Notre Dame Cathedral of Mount Carmel. The whole city of Wacaita is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You must go to the magnificent St. John's Cathedral to enjoy Caravaggio's light and dark comparison masterpiece "The Beheading of St. John the Baptist" and remember to book the door of the World Heritage Site in advance. Tickets, a cemetery and temple dating back to 3600 BC. Finally, come to the Mdina fortifications in Guruojintang, lamenting its well-deserved title of "City of Silence."

Valletta Old Street is like a dream space, the sense of sight, the beauty is a little unreal, the intuition tells me that this place is the destination I must go to to punch in my life, his unique, ancient, people completely without resistance. In the old town of Wacaita, there are many such similar streets, of course, the most famous of them is the old mint street. In fact, the old mint street was originally the mint street during the reign of the knights, because its English pronunciation and mint similar, so later simply called the old mint street. Of course, I personally prefer the old baking street on the side of it. Well, this name is made up according to English. The old baking street pulls the car on both sides of the street. It feels more beautiful to take pictures than Mint Street, because the symmetrical relationship on both sides makes the picture more impactful. Shooting strategy: 1. The most suitable for shooting in Valletta Old Street is the old Mint Street and the old baking street. The old baking street is parked on both sides of the road. The symmetrical feeling on both sides is very suitable for taking pictures. The one-side parking on the roadside is the most famous Mint Street. The road is very narrow. It feels more psychedelic. 2. It is recommended to shoot around 1-2 in the afternoon, because the road is narrow, and the houses on both sides have higher floors, so the sun will basically not shine on the street after 3 o'clock. 3. If you want to take a dream space-like feeling, you must remember to bring a 70-200 lens. Whether you take a folded street from the bottom of the slope, or a street that extends to the sea from the top of the slope, it will have a great effect. 2 Say something. ()