Sliema

Sliema is a town situated on the upper east bank of Malta in the Northern Harbor District. It is a noteworthy private and business region and an inside for shopping, feasting, and bistro life. Coating the coastline is a promenade known as the Sliema Front, that has turned into the perfect spot for joggers and walkers and in addition a productive gathering place for local people amid the mid-year season. Sentimental moonwalks, grills and outdoors eateries Tattoo and Piercing and bistros have made Sliema the center point of social nightlife.

Sliema is additionally known for its ious rough shorelines, water games and hotels. Sliema has ious Catholic places of worship, for example, the one committed to Jesus of Nazareth known as "In-Nazzarenu", three devoted to Our Lady Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Stella Maris which is the most established Catholic church and in this way the mother church dating from 1855 and one devoted to a principled Pope St. Gregory the Great.

The first Sliema Scout Group Bernard's Own is the most established surviving Scout Group outside the United Kingdom and was established in 1909 by Sir Edgar Bernardth are as yet a noteworthy effect on Scouting in Malta. Sliema got its name from the Our Lady of Good Voyage Chapel, that now never again exists. It intermittently filled in as a kind of perspective point for the mariners and anglers in Marsamxett Harbor. The name could in this way be associated with the main expressions of the Hail Mary petition, which in Maltese is "Sliem Ghalik Marija".