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Petite in size but big on charm, Valletta’s a truly magical city that’s not to be missed. Despite its modest form, this picturesque little resort holds the trophy as Malta’s capital, and has a history that spans back through the centuries. A charming centre and a breathtaking waterfront… Valletta’s got it all.
Valletta, Malta and Gozo
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Valletta, Malta and Gozo
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16th century period buildings make up Valletta’s imposing skyline of effortlessly beautiful architecture. It’s no real surprise that the capital’s a UNESCO-listed site – this majestic fortified city fuses old with new in seamless style. Come and see what the fuss is about – it’s even been titled the European City of Culture for 2018!
Enjoy chic wine bars, divine dining options, and take advantage of the seafront. It’s the ideal coastline for pitching up and chilling out. You’ll hear about tales of the Knights of Malta as you wander the city, but make sure you don’t go home without snaps of this rose gold-tinted historic hub.
Valletta, Malta and Gozo
Valletta, Malta and Gozo
Valletta, Malta and Gozo
Key attractions include St John's Co-Cathedral, the Grandmaster's Palace, the Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens, Fort St Elmo, and the National Museum of Archaeology. The city is also home to theatres, galleries, and lively squares.
Yes, Valletta is highly walkable. Its compact size means most attractions are within easy reach, although some streets are hilly and cobbled, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Valletta blends Maltese traditions with Mediterranean and European influences. It is known for its historic churches, vibrant festivals, theatre, live music, and a growing food and café scene.
The best times are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when the weather is warm but not overly hot, and the city is less crowded than in the peak summer months. Winter is mild and ideal for sightseeing without the heat.
Valletta itself does not have sandy beaches, but there are rocky swimming spots along the coastline. Sandy beaches can be reached easily by bus or car within 30–40 minutes, including popular ones such as Golden Bay and Mellieħa Bay.
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