Holiday offers Valetta
Valletta, the capital of Malta, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Founded by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century, this walled city is a treasure trove of historical landmarks and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Whether you explore its grand cathedrals, stroll its historic streets, or enjoy the stunning views of the harbor, Valletta promises a beautiful experience for every traveler.
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Attractions during a Valetta holiday
St. John's Co-Cathedral is renowned for its opulent interior, including intricate marble floors, golden walls and Caravaggio masterpieces.
One of the most spectacular natural harbours in the world, the Grand Harbour offers scenic views and a chance to explore the three historic towns of Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua.
The Upper Barrakka Gardens await you with panoramic views of the Grand Harbour and surrounding areas. The gardens are also home to the Saluting Battery, where cannons are fired daily.
The Malta Experience is an immersive multimedia show that provides a comprehensive overview of Malta's history, making it an excellent starting point for visitors looking to learn more about the island's rich past.
St. Elmo played a crucial role in the defense of Malta during the Great Siege of 1565. It currently houses the National War Museum, which provides information on Malta's military history.
One of the oldest theaters in Europe, the Manoel Theater is a cultural gem that hosts a variety of performances, including opera and concerts. Its beautiful interior is worth a visit even without seeing a show.
The National Museum of Archaeology, located in the Auberge de Provence, displays prehistoric artifacts from Malta, including the famous "Sleeping Lady" statue, and other significant relics from the island's ancient past.
A 16th-century palace still home to a noble Maltese family, Casa Rocca Piccola offers guided tours that will help you get a sense of the aristocratic lifestyle and the city's rich history.
Republic Street and Merchants' Street are Valletta's main thoroughfares, lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings. They are perfect for strolling, shopping, and sampling the local cuisine.
St. George's Square is home to the Grand Master's Palace and the Maltese Parliament. It's a lively area where you can witness the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony.
One of the most spectacular natural harbours in the world, the Grand Harbour offers scenic views and a chance to explore the three historic towns of Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua.
The Upper Barrakka Gardens await you with panoramic views of the Grand Harbour and surrounding areas. The gardens are also home to the Saluting Battery, where cannons are fired daily.
The Malta Experience is an immersive multimedia show that provides a comprehensive overview of Malta's history, making it an excellent starting point for visitors looking to learn more about the island's rich past.
St. Elmo played a crucial role in the defense of Malta during the Great Siege of 1565. It currently houses the National War Museum, which provides information on Malta's military history.
One of the oldest theaters in Europe, the Manoel Theater is a cultural gem that hosts a variety of performances, including opera and concerts. Its beautiful interior is worth a visit even without seeing a show.
The National Museum of Archaeology, located in the Auberge de Provence, displays prehistoric artifacts from Malta, including the famous "Sleeping Lady" statue, and other significant relics from the island's ancient past.
A 16th-century palace still home to a noble Maltese family, Casa Rocca Piccola offers guided tours that will help you get a sense of the aristocratic lifestyle and the city's rich history.
Republic Street and Merchants' Street are Valletta's main thoroughfares, lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings. They are perfect for strolling, shopping, and sampling the local cuisine.
St. George's Square is home to the Grand Master's Palace and the Maltese Parliament. It's a lively area where you can witness the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony.
