Luqa, located in the Southern Region of Malta, is a small town with a rich cultural heritage. Just a short distance from the capital, Valletta, Luqa is centered around a main square featuring a church dedicated to St. Andrew, where the patron saint's feast is celebrated annually. The town is also home to Malta International Airport, making it a convenient entry point for visitors. Notably, Luqa was the residence of Michelangelo Sapiano, a renowned clockmaker whose work is still admired today.
Try traditional Maltese dishes in local eateries for an authentic experience.
Luqa is well-connected to Valletta and other parts of Malta by public transport.
Visit during the first Sunday of July to experience the feast of St. Andrew.
Spring offers mild weather, perfect for exploring the town and nearby attractions.
Summer is lively with local festivals, though it can be hot and crowded.
Fall provides a quieter experience with pleasant weather, ideal for cultural exploration.
Winter is mild, making it a good time to explore without the summer crowds.
EUR €
$80-$150 p/day
Maltese, English
April-June, September-November
Cultural, Historical, Local Experience