Valletta

Sightseeing

Valletta Waterfront

Away from the main city streets, the vibrant Valletta Waterfront features a series of restored 18th century vaults that house cafes, bars, restaurants and shops with close views of the Grand Harbour.

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Valletta Waterfront

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Away from the main city streets, the vibrant Valletta Waterfront features a series of restored 18th century vaults that house cafes, bars, restaurants and shops with close views of the Grand Harbour.

Lascaris War Rooms

A 150-foot underground complex of tunnels and chambers, located beneath the Upper Barakka Gardensm ice geyser the headquarters from where Malta conducted its defence during World War 2.

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Lascaris War Rooms

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A 150-foot underground complex of tunnels and chambers, located beneath the Upper Barakka Gardensm ice geyser the headquarters from where Malta conducted its defence during World War 2.

Upper Barrakka Gardens

The peaceful Upper Barakka Gardens provide one of the most beautiful panoramic views in Malta, with a sweeping vista of the only natural harbour in the Mediterranean and the The Cities as its backdrop. It is also the site of several art, music and wine festivals throughout the year.

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Upper Barrakka Gardens

292 Triq Sant' Orsla

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The peaceful Upper Barakka Gardens provide one of the most beautiful panoramic views in Malta, with a sweeping vista of the only natural harbour in the Mediterranean and the The Cities as its backdrop. It is also the site of several art, music and wine festivals throughout the year.

Auberge de Castille

As the official seat of the Prime Minister, Auberge de Castille is not open to the public however, its exterior makes it a must-see on your tour of the capital. Built by the Order of St. John in the 16th century, it sits at the highest point of Valletta and is an architectural masterpiece.

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Auberge de Castille

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As the official seat of the Prime Minister, Auberge de Castille is not open to the public however, its exterior makes it a must-see on your tour of the capital. Built by the Order of St. John in the 16th century, it sits at the highest point of Valletta and is an architectural masterpiece.

Pjazza Teatru Rjal

Formerly the Opera House, which was destroyed in World War 2, Pjazza Teatru is housed within the site’s ruins and as refurbished as part of Renzo Piano’s City Gate project. This open-ai performance space provides a diverse cultural programme, which reaches its peak during the summer months.

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Pjazza Teatru Rjal

Republic Street

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Formerly the Opera House, which was destroyed in World War 2, Pjazza Teatru is housed within the site’s ruins and as refurbished as part of Renzo Piano’s City Gate project. This open-ai performance space provides a diverse cultural programme, which reaches its peak during the summer months.

Parliament of Malta

Designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano between 2011 and 2015 as part of the City Gate Project, the striking limestone Parliament Building is the meeting place of the Parliament of Malta. Whole it’s largely closed off, there is much to observe from the street.

Parliament of Malta

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Designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano between 2011 and 2015 as part of the City Gate Project, the striking limestone Parliament Building is the meeting place of the Parliament of Malta. Whole it’s largely closed off, there is much to observe from the street.

Nacionalinis archeologijos muziejus

With a range of artefacts dating back to Malta’s Neolithic period (5,000 BC) up to the Phoenician period (400 BC), this is the museum for history buffs. It offers a fascinating introduction to the pre-history and history of the Maltese islands, spanning around 7,000 years.

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Nacionalinis archeologijos muziejus

Republic Street

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With a range of artefacts dating back to Malta’s Neolithic period (5,000 BC) up to the Phoenician period (400 BC), this is the museum for history buffs. It offers a fascinating introduction to the pre-history and history of the Maltese islands, spanning around 7,000 years.

St. John's Co-Cathedral

Widely considered as the jewel of Valletta, the world famous Co-Cathedral was commissioned in 1572 as the conventual church of the Order and completed I 1577. Designed by Maltese architect Giorlamo Cassar, its facade belies its lavish interiors, whose embellishment was largely entrusted to celebrated Italian artist, Mattia Preti. Among the Co Cathedral’s countless treasures is Cravaggio’s ‘Th Beheading of St John the Baptist’, completed in 1608 and displayed in the Oratory.

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St. John's Co-Cathedral

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Widely considered as the jewel of Valletta, the world famous Co-Cathedral was commissioned in 1572 as the conventual church of the Order and completed I 1577. Designed by Maltese architect Giorlamo Cassar, its facade belies its lavish interiors, whose embellishment was largely entrusted to celebrated Italian artist, Mattia Preti. Among the Co Cathedral’s countless treasures is Cravaggio’s ‘Th Beheading of St John the Baptist’, completed in 1608 and displayed in the Oratory.

Teatru Manoel

As one of the oldest -working theatres in Europe, Teatru Manoel is a must visit.

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Teatru Manoel

Old Theatre Street

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As one of the oldest -working theatres in Europe, Teatru Manoel is a must visit.

National War Museum - Fort St Elmo

Fort St. Elmo played a pivotal role in the Great Siege of 1565, though its history goes back to the late-13th century. It is now home to the National War Museum, which displays an extensive collection of items dating to prehistoric times, and military armour of the order of St. John and the Ottoman Turks, among others. It also sheds light on the island’s important role in World Wars 1 and 2.

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National War Museum - Fort St Elmo

St. Elmo Place

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Fort St. Elmo played a pivotal role in the Great Siege of 1565, though its history goes back to the late-13th century. It is now home to the National War Museum, which displays an extensive collection of items dating to prehistoric times, and military armour of the order of St. John and the Ottoman Turks, among others. It also sheds light on the island’s important role in World Wars 1 and 2.

The Triton Fountain

The 'Triton Fountain' is located just outside the city gate of the capital Valletta which consists of three large bronze tritons holding up a large basin and is one of Malta's most important Modernist landmarks. Works in this Pjazza had started early in 2017 and the 'Triton Fountain' had been restored to its former glory. Definitely worth to visit this spot and grab an ice-cream from one of the stalls surrounding the Pjazza.

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The Triton Fountain

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The 'Triton Fountain' is located just outside the city gate of the capital Valletta which consists of three large bronze tritons holding up a large basin and is one of Malta's most important Modernist landmarks. Works in this Pjazza had started early in 2017 and the 'Triton Fountain' had been restored to its former glory. Definitely worth to visit this spot and grab an ice-cream from one of the stalls surrounding the Pjazza.