Location: Malta

Austrian Alps, Austria

Capital: Valletta 35°54′N 14°31′E / 35.900°N 14.517°E / 35.900; 14.517

Largest city: Birkirkara

Official languages: Maltese Maltese Sign Language English

Common languages: Italian (spoken and understood by 66% of the population)

Ethnic groups (2011): 95.17% Maltese 4.83% Non-Maltese

Religion: Roman Catholic Church

Demonym: Maltese

Government: Unitary parliamentary republic

• President: Marie Louise Coleiro Preca

• Prime Minister: Joseph Muscat

Legislature: House of Representatives

Independence from the United Kingdom

• State of Malta: 21 September 1964

• Republic: 13 December 1974

Area

• Total: 316 km (122 sq mi) (186th)

• Water (%): 0.001

Population

• 2014 estimate: 445,426 (171st)

• 2011 census: 416,055

• Density: 1,410/km (3,651.9/sq mi) (7th)

GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate

• Total: $19.721 billion

• Per capita: $45,127

GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate

• Total: $13.329 billion

• Per capita: $30,500

Gini (2014): 27.7 low · 15th

HDI (2015): 0.856 very high · 33rd

Currency: Euro (€) (EUR)

Time zone: CET (UTC+1)

• Summer (DST): CEST (UTC+2)

Date format: dd/mm/yyyy (AD)

Drives on the: left

Calling code: +356

Patron saints: Paul the Apostle, Saint Publius and Agatha of Sicily

ISO 3166 code: MT

Internet TLD: .mt

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What to do and see in Malta, Austrian Alps: The Best Sights & Landmarks

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Restaurants in Malta

1. Malta High Alpine Road

Malta High Alpine Road, Malta 9854 Austria +43 50 3133 9363 http://www.verbund.com/de-at/ueber-verbund/besucherzentren/malta

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5.0 based on 101 reviews

Reviewed By YairBarZohar - Qiryat Ata, Israel

The next view I think is one of the most impressive is the Malta-Hochalm-Straße. The entrance to the road is at Brandstatt 35. To reach Mazalan, you will have to go north to Highway 100 and drive it until you reach the A10. Continue on A10 north-west to exit 130-Gmund towards Gmund. At the first circle turn left, in the second square continue straight and continue on the straight road until you reach the toll point of the landscape road. The travel time is about 45 minutes. The road is more challenging than the first route of the day, including several tunnels and sharp turns. The road runs for about 14.5 kilometers and ends at the Kölnbrein Dam, the largest dam in Austria, which rises 200 meters and stretches about 600 meters. The dam is also the highest dam in Austria, at an altitude of 1,933 meters above sea level. Guided tours take place every hour between 10: 00-17: 00. Tours are reasonably priced, and children aged 5 and under enter for free. The trip to and from the dam takes about 40 minutes. After you finish your visit to the dam and drive back to the starting point of the scenic road, you can return back on your trail to the town of Gmund

2. Gossbauer

Gossgraben, Malta Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/goessbauer.html

3. Der Karner von Malta

Karner im Friedhof von Malta, Malta Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/kirche_karner.html

4. Pfarrkirche "Maria Hilf Assumptio"

Malta Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/kirche_maria_hilf.html

5. Die "Kapelle Brandstatt"

Malta Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/kirche_kapelle_brandstatt.html

6. Katharinen Kirche

Dornbach, Malta Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/kirche_katharinen.html

7. Evangelische Pfarrkirche in Fischertratten

Fischertratten 4, Malta 9853 Austria http://www.malta.gv.at/gemeinde_malta/kirche_fischertratten.html