(Asking in General Europe because Malta is not in the country list! What gives?!)
Anyways, what is Malta like on Sundays? Is everything (shops & restaurants) closed? That was the case when I was in Germany and Switzerland. If so, I'm thinking Sunday would be a good day to book tickets for Hypogeum, combine with Tarxien before/after, and Birgu Fort St. Angelo afterwards. Is that a good plan?
Please advice.
This may provide some answers to your question - https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/sunday-shopping-restrictions-lifted.636152 . I suspect restaurants will be open, albeit on reduced hours as it wouldn't be good business to force tourists to starve for a day.
One of my sons was just in Malta, and I've asked him this question but he hasn't replied to my note yet.
EDIT: He replied and said that not all were closed on Sundays.
When I went, I had to get those Hypogeum tickets many months in advance, so look into the availability as soon as you can. I don't recall what Sundays were like but, even if many attractions are closed, you could easily spend time just strolling around the fortifications.
Thanks. There are still tickets for Hypogeum on the days I'd be in Malta, including Sunday, which is why I'm asking to decide if I should go on Sunday or another day during my visit.
