Podczas wycieczki będziesz miał okazję spróbować tego, co gotuje się w garnku, spacerując po dwóch pięknych miastach i odkrywając to miejsce ze wszystkim, co ma do zaoferowania poza samym jedzeniem. W towarzystwie w pełni licencjonowanego profesjonalnego przewodnika odkryjesz dwa piękne miasta Mdina i Rabat, próbując najbardziej tradycyjnych potraw, jakie ma do zaoferowania Malta. Zaczniesz od spaceru po Mdinie, mijając pałace arystokratyczne, po zjedzeniu słynnego pastizzi i lokalnego drinka Kinnie. Po przejściu obok katedry i obejrzeniu widoku z bastionów, przejdziesz się klimatycznymi uliczkami do Rabatu. Następnie przejdziesz wąskimi, krętymi uliczkami Rabatu, aby dostać się do centrum miasta, gdzie po przejściu obok kościoła św. Pawła zatrzymasz się, aby wypić ħobż biz-zejt i spróbować dwóch lokalnych piw rzemieślniczych. Zakończysz w lokalnej restauracji, próbując gwiazdy kuchni maltańskiej, oczywiście królika, a także innych tradycyjnych maltańskich przysmaków i kieliszka lokalnego czerwonego wina.
Wycieczka kulinarna i historyczna do Mdiny i Rabatu
- Poznaj historię i architekturę Malty
- Odkryj piękną starą stolicę Mdinę i jej przedmieścia Rabat
- Poznaj kuchnię maltańską wraz z miejscami, w których spotykają się i jedzą miejscowi
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