Republic Day, celebrated annually on December 13th, is one of Malta’s most significant national holidays.
It marks the historic day in 1974 when Malta transitioned from a constitutional monarchy to a republic. This milestone was a pivotal step in the island nation’s journey to full sovereignty and self-governance
Republic Day is a day of national pride, filled with ceremonies and cultural activities that honor Malta’s rich history and independence. On this occasion ceremonies are held across the island, including wreath-laying at monuments and memorials and the Armed Forces of Malta often organize parades in key locations.
Republic Day is more than a holiday; it is a celebration of the Maltese people’s resilience, identity, and independence. It represents the culmination of centuries of struggle for autonomy and self-determination.
