Malta

St. John’s Co-Cathedral
A Baroque masterpiece known for its opulent interior, featuring stunning marble floors, elaborate frescoes, and Caravaggio’s famous painting, The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist.

Upper Barracca Gardens
Beautifully landscaped gardens offering panoramic views of the Grand Harbour, perfect for a relaxing stroll and enjoying the cityscape and waterfront.

Valletta Waterfront
A lively area along the Grand Harbour with historic warehouses converted into restaurants, shops, and cafes, providing a scenic spot for dining and leisure.

The Grand Master’s Palace
The former residence of the Grand Masters of the Knights Hospitaller, now housing the Parliament of Malta and a museum showcasing lavish rooms and historical artefacts.

National Museum of Archaeology
Located in the Auberge de Provence, this museum features an extensive collection of prehistoric artefacts from Malta, including the famous Venus of Malta and ancient temple models.

National Museum of Fine Arts
Housed in the beautiful Palazzo Vilhena, this museum displays a diverse collection of Maltese and European art from the Renaissance to the modern era.

Fort Saint Elmo
A star-shaped fort at the entrance to the Grand Harbour, offering historical exhibits on the Great Siege of 1565 and panoramic views of the city and sea.

Casa Rocca Piccola
A historic 16th-century palace offering a glimpse into the aristocratic life of Valletta, with rooms filled with antiques, art, and family memorabilia.

Malta 5D – The Malta Experience
A multimedia attraction providing an immersive and engaging overview of Malta’s history through a combination of 3D effects, panoramic visuals, and interactive exhibits.

Lower Barracca Gardens
A tranquil garden located below the Upper Barracca Gardens, featuring beautiful landscaping and views of the harbour, ideal for a peaceful retreat.

Valletta City Gate
The grand entrance to the city, recently redesigned by architect Renzo Piano, serving as a modern and striking gateway to the historic streets of Valletta.

Teatru Manoel
One of the oldest operating theatres in Europe, known for its beautifully restored interior and a rich schedule of performances including opera, drama, and music.