Get to know more about Valletta
Valletta, Malta’s capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage gem that effortlessly combines history and modernity. Enclosed by impressive fortifications, its Baroque architecture and cobblestone streets evoke a timeless charm. Discover cultural treasures like St. John’s Co-Cathedral, housing Caravaggio’s masterpieces. The city offers panoramic views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens and delights with vibrant markets, charming cafes, and lively festivals.
Things to do in Valletta
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Historic Marvels
Explore Valletta’s rich history at St. John’s Co-Cathedral, where Caravaggio’s art shines. Wander the Grand Master’s Palace and revel in the city’s medieval charm.
Scenic Strolls
Take a leisurely stroll along the historic streets, marvelling at the Baroque architecture. Don’t miss the panoramic views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens—a romantic spot for couples.
Cultural Spots
Immerse yourself in culture at the National Museum of Archaeology and Fort St. Elmo. Attend a performance at the Manoel Theatre, a Baroque gem with a vibrant cultural calendar.
Shopping and Dining
Discover the vibrant markets that Valletta has to offer and indulge in Maltese cuisine at local eateries. Valletta’s boutique shops in its quaint streets offer unique finds, making it a delightful blend of history and modern indulgence.