The Cultural Legacy of Malta & Gozo

All Maltese should be proud of their country, its past and traditions.
No other small country can boast of such a rich history, and of a cultural fabric
which makes these islands one of the most interesting and beautiful places on Earth.

The new series of books published by the Salesians of Don Bosco, The Cultural Legacy of Malta & Gozo, is a compendium of twenty photographic books about Malta’s beauty, history and culture.

Anybody interested to order a book from
the group, contact us here.

Book Subjects

The book subjects will be:

• The Village Feast
• The Neolithic Temples
• Mdina
• Churches & Cathedrals
• Gozo
• Traditions
• The Knights of St John
• Monasteries
• The Three Cities
• From The Air
• Harbours
• Below Ground
• Forts & Defences
• Sacred Places
• The Scenic Countryside
• Museums & Exhibitions
• Palaces
• Food & Delicacies
• Valletta
• The Coastline

Ordering

The 20 full-colour books will be available for sale at a cost of only €25 each, one every season. Buying the year series of four books will entitle the buyer to a fifth book, free, which comes with the winter issue. All books can also be bought individually.

Anybody interested to order a book from the group, contact us here. The books are made available through a number of select NGOs and will not be available in book shops.

Description

The Cultural Legacy of Malta & Gozo, will be directed by well-established Salesian editor Fr. Charles Cini (SDB), along with award-winning photographer Daniel Cilia and expert author Vincent Zammit.

The three thousand word essay in each book and detailed captions for each stunning photograph will engage the reader on a journey of discovery round the Maltese islands and its people like never before.

The books will measure 22 cm width by 28.5 cm height and will be printed on 150 gram pearl-surface paper with a full colour matte laminated 350 gram board cover. Each 144 page book will include more than 200 colour photos. Only a limited number of subscriptions will be available. The print run for the 20 books will depend on the amount of patrons who show interest for the first books.