With a distinct relaxed atmoshpere & elegant, airy decor
A city built by gentlemen, for gentlemen” no other quotation better describes the glorious capital. A vibrant yet mature night life accompanies the city´s rich architectural heritage. The Renzo Piano–designed City Gate, Parliament Building and Opera House have changed the cityscape and galvanised it into life. These sights, along with Valletta's status as European Capital of Culture for 2018, has seen the city reborn, with new museums, restored golden-stone fortresses, and new hotels, bars and restaurants in converted 16th-century mansions.
Local Cuisine
As a non-stop tourist attraction point and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malta‘s capital Valletta has many restaurants and places to eat that will have you coming back for more. We have listed 10 such places to explore in this...
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Culture
The new Valletta Card is a 24-hour card, which offers travel options to and from the City by bus or by ferry, travel within the city by bus and access to tourist attractions in Valletta. While Valletta is being celebrated as the European...
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Things to do
The Valletta Pageant of the Seas is one of special events set for the European Capital of Culture year in 2018. The Valletta Pageant of the Seas is a unique spectacle taking place in the Grand Harbour on the 7th June. This huge event,...
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The story of Malta's capital is inextricably linked with the island's mythology – after laying Valletta's foundation stone in 1566 the Knights of St John created an elegant baroque city from an arid, empty peninsula. But,...
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With a new flagship gallery and music galore, the 2018 joint European Capital of Culture is putting on more than enough exciting events to shake off its pretty-but-sleepy tag Old Valletta has seen some intense years: 1565, for example,...
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