Thursday afternoon in Malta
23/04/2018
There were no arranged visits of any companies so we had the chance to walk around in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It was a short but memorable visit.
At 6pm we finally got on the bus and left the hotel. At 9.30pm, The flight left Malta and we got back to campus at 3am. Wonderful experience, thanks a lot to all the teachers and Cranfield University.
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