[Visit on the weekend!] Marsaxlokk, Malta's No. 1 market

Malta is a small country, and you can easily get around by taxi, so why not go to Marsaxlokk on a weekend morning? A friend of mine told me about it, so we went on a weekend trip together. Just search for Marsaxlokk Open Market on Google Maps and you'll find it! A variety of souvenirs at reasonable prices that you wouldn't expect in Europe...o(^▽^)o The most recommended shop is the one selling lace and textiles near the entrance to the market (in front of Santwarju tal-Madonna ta' Pompei)! They're very cute, but for just 5€ you can buy the best souvenirs that will last you a long time. Also, if you want to buy salt or spices, I recommend looking all the way to the back before buying! Malta's specialty salt is a divine salt that makes food taste so good that it's worth buying even for 3.5€, but after walking for a while, I found the exact same thing being sold for 2.5€😇 (I bought it) Just pretend you didn't see it and keep going! ! ! ! You can take a pin-up shot with the best view (last photo). It's hard to see, but there's a stone path that juts out into the sea, so you can take the best picture! (I should have stood there...) ⚠️Make sure to research the restaurant before you go! The taste varies ⚠️It's really hot in the summer! Don't forget your parasol and water! ⚠️I went around 10am, and the seafood section was so smelly that I felt sick! The fish that were landed without ice were exposed to the sun, so I don't think it's good for them...^_^ ⚠️Even though it's surrounded by the sea, raw fish is definitely tastier in Japan. I recommend fried or grilled ones. Please go on a sunny day! #Overseas travel record