Carnival in Malta
Carnival in
Malta has had an important place on the Maltese cultural calendar for almost
five centuries. Carnival in Malta includes mask competitions, a colourful
parade of different floats, marching bands and more. The largest of the
Carnival celebrations mainly take place in and around our capital city Valletta
and also in Floriana. Traditional dances include the parata. This is a
lighthearted r-enectment of the 1565 victory of the knights over the Turks.
Food eaten
at the Carnival includes perlini. Those are multi colored, sugar coated
almonds. The “prinjolata” is a towering assembly of sponge cake, biscuits,
almonds and citrus fruits, topped with cream and pine nuts.
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