Valentine's Day in Dubai - zboruri dus-intors de la 197 euro

Daca vreti sa pretreceti Valentine's Day cu persoana iubita pe plaja, la temeperaturi ridicate, puteti alege Dubai. Mai jos gasiti detalii despre zbor si informatii referitoare la cazare.

Perioada : 14-18 februarie 2019 : 197 euro pentru zbor dus-intors Bucuresti-Dubai operat de Fly Dubai. Detalii gasiti pe site-ul lor (https://www.flydubai.com) sau dand click aici. 

Pe site-ul Fly Dubai puteti alege sa zburati in alte zile la acelasi pret, de exemplu plecare in 11/12/13/15/17 februarie si intoarcere in 16 sau oricand intre 19 si 28 februarie 2019.

Cazare : pentru perioada 14-18 februarie 2019 preturile pentru o camera dubla pentru 2 persoane, intr-un hotel de 4 stele cu rating bun pe Booking, incep de la 210 euro (+taxe). Detalii cazare : click aici.

Pe site-ul Fly Dubai veti gasi reduceri de 20% pentru pentru zboruri achizitionate pana pe 1 decembrie 2018, iar pe Booking.com veti gasi multe variante de cazare de 4 stele la preturi accesibile. Este bine de stiut ca hotelurile din Dubai percep taxe suplimentare, dar despre acestea veti gasi informatii la momentul rezervarii, putand varia de la un hotel la altul.

Daca vreti sa fiti primii care beneficiaza de ofertele gasite de noi va invitam sa dati like paginii de facebook : click aici.

Daca ati gasit o varianta de cazare care v-ar putea interesa, dar nu ati luat inca o decizie, puteti citi cu atentie conditiile de anulare si, daca poate fi anulata fara nici un cost, o puteti rezerva acum si aveti timp sa decideti pana la data la care poate fi anulata gratis. In acest fel, veti fi siguri ca nu va fi rezervata de catre altcineva sau ca pretul nu va creste.

Articolul contine oferte de vacante pe care le puteti organiza pe cont propriu. Ofertele prezentate sunt cu titlu informativ. Preturile sunt valabile la momentul publicarii si pot fi modificate de catre furnizorii de servicii. Pentru a beneficia de oferte puteti folosi linkurile din articol sau sa accesati direct site-urile companiilor. Datele alese de noi pot fi modificate in functie de dorintele voastre.

ENG -- Malta - Mdina and Rabat

After visiting Valletta, we thought it would be interesting to see the former capital of the island of Malta, from antiquity to the medieval period: Mdina. From Sliema, where we had the accommodation, you can go directly by bus 202, paying just 1.50 euros and about an hour of your time, while you can admire several villages and towns in the center of the island.

Before we walk into the old fortified fortress, our attention was caught by the old gate with which you can easily imagine that, once you entered, you came back hundreds of years ago.

And the feeling of returning over time will continue if you keep walking the narrow streets full of history. Mdina Fortress is also called "The Silent City", being inhabited only by a few hundred people, of whom we have not seen too many.

We continued our walk among the walls of the city, admiring the architecture of the buildings, the balconies and the colorful doors specific to Malta, which charmed us.

You can also visit the fortress using the horses drawn carriage, but the prices are quite high and the city is not very large, you can easily walk from one edge to the other.

The day we chose to visit Mdina was, for us, one of the 2 days (out of 8) where we seriously considered whether the holiday in Malta in December was a good idea or not. The strong wind and our spring clothes made us feel uncomfortable at 10-12 Celsius degrees. The good part was that we could "hide" from the wind on the narrow streets, in all the souvenir shops that got out of the way (the Maltese are proud of the products made on the island of silver or glass) and even in two cathedrals with architecture and decors which can not go unnoticed.

In order to get from Mdina to Rabat, we only had to get out on the gate of the fortress. There we continued walking along narrow streets, where we found plenty of reasons to stop to take a picture.

After visiting the Medieval Fortress of Mdina, we wanted to go back in time, to antiquity, and we went to St Paul's Catacombs. The ticket cost 5 Euro and gave us access to Christian, Jewish or pagan cemeteries. At the entrance to the archaeological complex we were informed by a poster that the ticket was valid only for the St Paul's Catacombs (in Rabat there were several catacombs that could be visited). When we thought we had finished visiting, we had a pleasant surprise: just cross the street was another area that sheltered other catacombs in the same complex.

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To read about our first impressions in Malta, you can click this link : Malta in December or you can read about or visit in Valletta.