DK Travel : Malta & Gozo : Shopping

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4 Triq Il Fosos, Rabat /Victoria, Gozo

This shop, next to Ta’ Rikardu restaurant, sells traditional Gozitan thyme honey, anisette and local wines.
Azzopardi’s Fisheries, Sliema

This shop is highly praised for the variety and freshness of its seafood.
Bay Street Mall, St Julian’s

The biggest mall in Malta has branches of all the major chains (including most British and Italian high-street names), plus cafés, restaurants and kids’ play areas.
Bisazza Street, Sliema

As well as the Plaza Shopping Centre and a supermarket, all the usual high street chains can be found on or around Sliema’s Bisazza Street, including Next, Mango and dozens more.
C. Camilleri

This old-fashioned bakery has been selling scrumptious cakes, sweets and confectionery since 1843. Try the local almond pastries, or deliciously sticky doughnuts and iced buns.
Cesca’s, Sliema

One of a popular chain of shoe stores, Cesca’s sells a wide variety of footwear for men and women, especially Italian labels. It also carries a range of accessories.
Chaucer’s, St Julian’s

This convenient newsagent’s sells a wide range of books and magazines in several languages. There’s plenty of choice if you are looking for relaxing beach reading.
Delicata, Paola

Another leading wine-producer, also offering tours.
Diesel

Two Diesel branches are among the several fashion label shops along Merchant Street (others include Dockers, Kookai and Morgan). They offer slick Italian streetwear for men and women.
Eighteen-Ninety, Sliema

Elegant and stylish furnishings and decorative objects for the home are sold here, along with table linen, women’s fashion, fine wines and gourmet foods. It’s a good place to find unusual gifts.