Exploring Malta & Gozo Through Art, Heritage, and Cuisine
Discover Malta & Gozo Through Art, Culture, and Gastronomy
Visit Malta are excited to showcase not only the sun, sea, and scenery of Malta and Gozo but also the islands’ flourishing arts, culture, and gastronomy. Beyond their historic charm, these Mediterranean gems are becoming vibrant creative hubs that invite visitors to experience Malta in new and inspiring ways.

Malta Biennale 2026 – A Celebration of Global Art
One of the most anticipated events on the cultural calendar is the Malta Biennale 2026. Set against the islands’ dramatic historic backdrops, the Biennale will bring together international and local artists in a dynamic dialogue between contemporary creativity and centuries-old heritage. For art lovers, it’s a unique chance to see Malta transform into an open-air stage for artistic innovation.
MICAS – Malta’s International Contemporary Art Space
The recent opening of MICAS (Malta International Contemporary Art Space) marks a bold new chapter for Malta’s art scene. This striking new gallery in Floriana, just outside Valletta, is dedicated to showcasing contemporary art from around the world while highlighting Maltese talent on the global stage. With its modern design set amid historic fortifications, MICAS embodies Malta’s blend of old and new, a space where tradition meets cutting-edge expression.

A Taste of Culture – Malta’s Gastronomic Story
Culture in Malta isn’t confined to galleries or performance spaces, it’s also found at the table. Maltese gastronomy reflects centuries of cultural exchange where Mediterranean flavours meet North African influences. From freshly caught seafood and rustic ftira bread to contemporary dining experiences led by award-winning chefs, Malta’s culinary scene is a creative expression. Visitors can pair a day exploring exhibitions or cultural sites with evenings sampling traditional dishes with modern twists, making gastronomy an essential part of the islands’ cultural journey.

A Living Tapestry of Experience
From intimate galleries and artisan studios to lively cultural festivals and unforgettable dining, Malta and Gozo offer countless ways for visitors to immerse themselves in creativity. Whether wandering through Valletta’s UNESCO-listed streets or savouring a glass of local wine after a gallery visit, art, food, and culture are seamlessly woven into the islands’ way of life.
Visit the Malta stand E42 to learn more about these exciting experiences and discover how Malta and Gozo are redefining themselves as must-visit destinations for lovers of art, culture, and gastronomy.
