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A blast from Christmas past! Check out these heartwarming throwback festive photos in Malta
Holiday cheer is in the air!

Lyndsey Grima

The Department of Information has delighted locals and visitors alike by sharing a series of nostalgic throwback Christmas photos on their social media platforms. The post, accompanied by a caption that perfectly captured the holiday spirit, read:

‘Christmas in Malta is a magical mix of local traditions and European influences. With festive lights twinkling across the islands and holiday cheer in the air, the season brings timeless celebrations that fill the heart with joy’.

The photos featured iconic Maltese Christmas scenes from years past, showcasing the island’s rich cultural traditions during the festive season. Images of bustling charming light-adorned village squares, and joyous Christmas dinners and lunches evoked cherished memories for many.

The throwback post sparked a wave of festive nostalgia but also reinforced the importance of cherishing and celebrating Malta’s cultural heritage during the most wonderful time of the year.

What’s your favourite Christmas tradition?

24th December 2025


Lyndsey Grima
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