The Malta Lake is an artificial body of water, which is over 60 years old (it was built in 1952). The basin’s oblong shape hosts the biggest rowing and kayaking competitions and events, including the world championships. The grassy shores of the lake, a stand with easy fan-access as well as a choice of beer gardens and cafes are excellent spots for the fans.
A walk around the lake takes over an hour, as its perimeter is 5,6 km. This distance does not scare away skaters and bikers, and if you don’t have your own set of wheels, they can be rented. The Malta lakeside paths are also a favorite spot for many joggers.
Malta’s southern shore is the home to most of the attractions. An all-year-round ski slope, downhill rafting, a toboggan run, a roller coaster, mini-golf and equipment rental are all part of Malta Ski’s leisure offer. It also includes playgrounds, a summer open-air cinema and picnic areas. As you walk towards the New Zoo, you have the unique opportunity to rise up to the challenges of two high rope courses - Pyrland Park and Explorer Park.