Where can a tourist to Malta ride an articulated bus?
I was thinking a short break to Valletta might be enhanced by taking one of the 'bendy buses' that used to serve London.
Is it possible to ride one of these? Or alternatively, are there any bus routes in London that are still served by bendy buses? If not, then where would I have to go to ride one?
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There are no more bendy buses on Malta's roads, but they have NOT been exported to Sudan in the end... They are, in fact, rotting in a yard in San Gwann (next to the road to Naxxar). If you want to "experience" a bendy bus, you could come to Innsbruck, Austria. Here they are something totally normal :)
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Can you travel around Malta by bus?
The small size of the Maltese Islands makes getting around easy and hassle-free. The public bus service on Malta and Gozo is a good way to get around as buses serve the major tourist areas, go practically everywhere and are inexpensive and efficient.How do you travel by bus in Malta?
Tickets can be purchased from the Bus Driver on all our Buses. These Cash Tickets are Single Journey tickets that can be used to get to any destination within two hours, including interchanging. Rates vary between Summer and Winter months. Summer rates apply between mid-June and mid-October.Do they still have old buses in Malta?
Some were manufactured locally as well. Having been replaced with a modern fleet of buses by Arriva, then Malta Public Transport, the old Maltese buses have vanished from the streets of Malta and Gozo. If you're lucky you can spot a few of them around the Sliema area, for tourist tours.What are the buses like in Malta?
Buses are fairly efficient, with some occasional hiccups, serving the major tourist areas and places of interest. The main bus terminus is located just outside of Malta's capital city Valletta. Other major bus nodes are located at the airport, Bu\u0121ibba, at \u010airkewwa (Gozo ferry) and Gozo's largest town of Victoria.Public Transport in Malta | Malta Public Transport | EN
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