Malta’s own capital, Valletta has been bringing together the old with the new whilst offering picturesque views of the Grand Harbour.
Set on a peninsula overlooking harbours and creeks on both sides, the city replaced Mdina as the nation’s capital. It has a long and illustrious history as a centre of governance and administration for all those who ruled over the archipelago since its establishment after the great siege of 1565.
Modern Valletta is a thriving city. Thanks to its grid layout and small size, the city can easily be explored on foot, and the intrepid adventurer will be well rewarded with expansive views, quaint shops selling all manner of goods, great restaurants, and above all, stunning architecture.

Churches of Valletta
Valletta is home to some of the most architecturally-beautiful churches in Malta including St John’s Co-Cathedral which is host to some of Malta’s finest paintings.
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Gardens
Providing peace and tranquillity, Valletta has a number of gardens that lure you away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Palaces of Valletta
Valletta is brimming with striking palaces and gems that take visitors back in time to an idyllic era.
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The Foundation of Valletta
The city of Valletta has an intriguing wealth of history that spans for centuries. Having suffered widespread damage, Malta’s capital has plenty of stories to tell.
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The Resurrection of Valletta
Having suffered extensive damage during World War II, Valletta has re-emerged as a glorious city changing through time to embrace modernity.
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Valletta Waterfront
Positioned to enjoy some of Malta’s most picturesque views, the Valletta Waterfront is a popular destination for those seeking retail and entertainment.
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Valletta Cultural Capital of 2018
Holding the esteemed title of the European City of Culture for 2018, Valletta oozes cultural heritage, elegance and nobility.
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