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Visiting il-Fiera l-Kbira? These special bus routes will help you get there!
The event will take place between the 6th to the 16th of July.

Lyndsey Grima

Malta Public Transport is going the extra mile to ensure a seamless transportation experience for attendees of the highly anticipated il-Fiera l-Kbira event.

Taking place from 6th July to 16th July 2023 at the Montekristo Estate in Hal Farrug, this event is expected to be a memorable one.

To accommodate the influx of passengers, Malta Public Transport has introduced special service bus routes. One of these is the enhanced Route 74, which will now offer two additional daily trips. Departing at 18:20hrs and 19:20hrs, these trips provide attendees with flexible travel options to and from the Montekristo Estate.

Moreover, there will also be two dedicated service trips from Montekristo to Valletta every day. Departing at 22:00hrs and 22:05hrs from Bus Stop 6275 Wilga, these services will include a stop at Marsa Park and Ride before continuing to Valletta.

With these special arrangements in place, attendees can enjoy the il-Fiera l-Kbira event without worrying about transportation logistics.

5th July 2023


Lyndsey Grima
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