CAR HIRE HAMRUN

Car Hire Hamrun

Hamrun has a population of around 10,000 inhabitants. The town is noted for its local football club called the Spartans. Each town in Malta has its own designated patron saint and it is St. Cajetan who is Hamrun's. Discover the city in your Car Hire Hamrun vehicle.

The town borders Marsa, Msida, Qormi and Santa Venera. The football stadium is called Victor Tesesco and has been used for fixtures of the Premier League. The other sports are basketball and table football. The Cavalliers are the rugby team and the Liberty are the basketball team. There are close links to Italy's Sicily as the town has been twinned with it. Car Hire Hamrun will help you explore the region.

Other Car Hire Locations in Malta include:

CAR HIRE Hamrun

Terminals at Hamrun

There is no airport at Hamrun town centre, it has no check-in desks or any public pay phones. There are facilities near to Qormi, the town close by. If there was an airport it would probably be small as there is already a main airport in Malta's very small island.

Getting to Hamrun

Hamrun is very close to the center of the busiest part of Malta. There are many towns and villages close by such as Qormi, Pieta, Santa Venera, Floriana, Paola and Marsa, which you can visit in your Car Hire Hamrun vehicle. All area easily reachable within two miles of the town. The harbor is nearby to the south east, around 1 mile away. There are many roads leading to the town such as Triq Tal Barrani from the south, Triq Villabate from the east and Triq ls Sallina from the north. From the west near Rabat is Triq L Imdina which is a direct route to your destination of Hamrun.

Parking at Hamrun

Parking in the city centre is quite difficult, although not impossible. There are many parking spaces, you just need to look out for the blue P signs. There will more than likely by other cars jostling for position as Malta is one the most densely populated countries in the world.

Facilities at Hamrun

There are many restaurants at Hamrun, the local speciality are lamb dishes. There are many bars too, which sell international beers and spirits. There are also roadside sellers of hoe made liquor such as wines and brews.

The roads around Malta are very good generally. There are smaller roads which are dusty. The locals drive very slowly therefore it makes it a little easier to adapt.

There are many churches in Malta, the Maltese are very religious people. There is a procession at the Statue of Saint Cajetan whereby all of the villagers and townspeople gather together for a carnival.

What's close to Hamrun?

Malta is famous for its megalithic temples. These churches are thought to be some of the oldest in the world. The main destinations for tourists wanting to see some of these temples is St. Julians and Sliema.

Due to the location of Malta, being in the heart of the Mediterranean the main tourist attraction is the water. Many water sports such as surfing, wind-surfing, snorkeling and diving is practiced.

However, the inner sections of the island are quite rocky and hilly, which means it is great for ramblers. The warm climate is a pleasant 18 degrees through the summer months. Explore the city in your Car Hire Hamrun vehicle.

SELECT YOUR LANGUAGE