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The town of Sliema offers up classy bars and boutiques that wrap around the coastline and on to Marsamxett Harbour. It’s ideally located, with Paceville mere minutes away – where the nightlife steps up a notch. Go for long walks along the promenade or browse the designer outlets. You’ll find all of the island’s delights delivered to you from one welcoming resort.
Sliema, Malta and Gozo
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Sliema, Malta and Gozo
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The name‘Sliema’ stands for‘peace’ in Maltese, but over the years this town has outgrown its fishing village roots to become one of the island’s most popular resorts. It has developed something of an upmarket atmosphere, with the many amazing waterfront cocktail bars and exclusive shop.
Sliema has a strong British connection that harks back to the time when Malta was part of the Empire. Today, you can still see the fabulously ornate Victorian buildings in the centre of the town, with a smattering of traditional streets and Maltese architecture facing the seafront.
When you stay in Sliema, you can really make the most of the surrounding area, too. Just a quick ferry trip is all it takes to reach the capital, Valetta. This iconic city boasts the famous St John’s Co-Cathedral with a dazzling golden interior, as well as palaces, forts and theatres.
Sliema, Malta and Gozo
Sliema, Malta and Gozo
Sliema, Malta and Gozo
Sliema is renowned for its stunning Mediterranean views, high-end shopping outlets, excellent restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. It is also famous for its historical Victorian townhouses and its role as a former fishing village turned cosmopolitan hub.
Yes, Sliema is one of the most popular areas to stay in Malta. With its wide choice of hotels, serviced apartments, and guesthouses, it's a convenient base for exploring the island. Visitors appreciate its central location, great transport links, and proximity to cultural attractions.
In Sliema, you can enjoy a range of activities including shopping in modern malls, dining at seafront restaurants, relaxing on rocky beaches, and taking harbour cruises. Many visitors also enjoy strolling along the 5km promenade that runs between Sliema and neighbouring St. Julian's.
Sliema does not have sandy beaches but is famous for its rocky shoreline, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. For sandy beaches, you can take a short trip to Golden Bay or Mellieħa Bay. Many Sliema lidos also offer sunbeds, pools, and direct sea access.
Sliema offers a lively but more relaxed nightlife compared with nearby St. Julian's. You'll find stylish cocktail bars, rooftop lounges, and seafront restaurants. For a more energetic night out, Paceville, Malta's main party district, is only a 10-minute drive away.
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