Essentials
Bank of Valletta ATM
Triq Manwel Dimechlocal bank and ATM
Emergency 112
Fire Brigade 112
Ambulance 196
Overseas Operator 1152
Police +356 2122 4001-7
Traffic Accident +356 2132 0202
Helicopter Rescue+356 2124 4371
Patrol Boat Rescue +356 2123 8797
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Sliema Police Station
110 Triq Manwel DimechEmergency 112
Fire Brigade 112
Ambulance 196
Overseas Operator 1152
Police +356 2122 4001-7
Traffic Accident +356 2132 0202
Helicopter Rescue+356 2124 4371
Patrol Boat Rescue +356 2123 8797
1 N. Potiatin Tabone, Tas-Sliema, Malta Phone: +356 2133 4635 Hours: 8:45am–12:30pm, 4–7pm
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Harley Pharmacy
1 N. Potiatin Tabone1 N. Potiatin Tabone, Tas-Sliema, Malta Phone: +356 2133 4635 Hours: 8:45am–12:30pm, 4–7pm
Emergency medical care http://www.stjameshospital.com/site1/immediate-medical-care-unit/ Saint James Hospital, Sliema George Borg Olivier Street, Sliema SLM 1807, Malta Tel: +356 2329 1000 email: info@stjameshospital.com The Saint James Hospital Immediate Medical Care Unit is an Emergency room open 24 Hours a day, 365 days a year
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Saint James Hospital
11 Triq Stella MarisEmergency medical care http://www.stjameshospital.com/site1/immediate-medical-care-unit/ Saint James Hospital, Sliema George Borg Olivier Street, Sliema SLM 1807, Malta Tel: +356 2329 1000 email: info@stjameshospital.com The Saint James Hospital Immediate Medical Care Unit is an Emergency room open 24 Hours a day, 365 days a year
ATM
High StreetATM
High StreetBOV ATM
4 Ghar Id - DudBOV ATM
4 Ghar Id - DudBank Of Valletta
184 Triq In-NaxxarThe best supermarket in Malta, wide range of fresh and pacakged foods large underground car park
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Greens Supermarket
The best supermarket in Malta, wide range of fresh and pacakged foods large underground car park
Tower Supermarket
Scotts Sliema
Triq AmeryV & F SuperMarket
Triq Sir Adrian DingliEMD Advocates
Just in case you find you need a lawyer
If you decide you love the place so much you must buy a place here
ask for Angele
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Frank Salt Real Estate Ltd
201 Tower RoadIf you decide you love the place so much you must buy a place here
ask for Angele
Old College Mini Market
Triq Il - KulleggJust round the corner
Malton Sub Post Office
Censu XerriPost Office - St Giljan
59 Triq PacevilleTHE ONE STOP LAUNDRY SHOP
295 Triq Manwel DimechTHE ONE STOP LAUNDRY SHOP
295 Triq Manwel DimechCynergi Healt & Fitness Club
YUE - Healthier Living
NXR9027Sky Spirit Fitness Lounge
Vjal L-Avjazzjonioffers a wide array of treatments for you to relax and be pampered from head to toe by the experienced staff. On arrival, you will consult the therapist regarding the type of treatment that suits your needs and proceed from there. Choose between day wellness and spa or 1, 3 and 5 day beauty packages for more advanced treatments. Spend some time relaxing in the pool before or after your treatment and just enjoy your holiday! Heated indoor pool Jacuzzi Sauna Steam Room Treatments:Body Wraps Slimming Treatments Body Scrubs Manicure and Pedicure Facials Baths
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Feelgood Wellness Spa
124 Tower Rdoffers a wide array of treatments for you to relax and be pampered from head to toe by the experienced staff. On arrival, you will consult the therapist regarding the type of treatment that suits your needs and proceed from there. Choose between day wellness and spa or 1, 3 and 5 day beauty packages for more advanced treatments. Spend some time relaxing in the pool before or after your treatment and just enjoy your holiday! Heated indoor pool Jacuzzi Sauna Steam Room Treatments:Body Wraps Slimming Treatments Body Scrubs Manicure and Pedicure Facials Baths
set within the luxury Méridien jThe Méridien Lotus Spa Myoka provides a fantastic spa with a tropical indoor pool and several treatments rooms where guests can relax completely and have a great wellness experience during their holiday in Malta. restore the energy and harmony between body and mind with aromatherapy and phyto-therapy. Choose one of the day packages or a single treatment recommended done by the qualified therapist and simply relax. Heated indoor pool Sauna Steam rooms Jacuzzi 9 treatment rooms (2 hydro-therapy) Body Treatments Facials Hand and Foot treatments Body Wraps St. Julian's 39 Main Street, St Julians, Malta +356 2311 0000 infolmsj@lemeridien.com
Myoka Spas Ltd.
set within the luxury Méridien jThe Méridien Lotus Spa Myoka provides a fantastic spa with a tropical indoor pool and several treatments rooms where guests can relax completely and have a great wellness experience during their holiday in Malta. restore the energy and harmony between body and mind with aromatherapy and phyto-therapy. Choose one of the day packages or a single treatment recommended done by the qualified therapist and simply relax. Heated indoor pool Sauna Steam rooms Jacuzzi 9 treatment rooms (2 hydro-therapy) Body Treatments Facials Hand and Foot treatments Body Wraps St. Julian's 39 Main Street, St Julians, Malta +356 2311 0000 infolmsj@lemeridien.com
Food Scene
Vechia Napoli - most local ,authentic Italian with cracking good food for a very fair price. Great pasta and pizza. Around €25 for a Starter, main and drinks. Try the Calzone Vechia Napoli !
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Vecchia Napoli
Tower RoadVechia Napoli - most local ,authentic Italian with cracking good food for a very fair price. Great pasta and pizza. Around €25 for a Starter, main and drinks. Try the Calzone Vechia Napoli !
Paul’s Sea Breeze is a local seaside café/restaurant serving reasonably good food for a reasonably low price, within 5 minute walk . Full English breakfast €7 or sandwiches and Maltese Ftiras €3-4.
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Paul's Sea Breeze
George Borg Olivier StreetPaul’s Sea Breeze is a local seaside café/restaurant serving reasonably good food for a reasonably low price, within 5 minute walk . Full English breakfast €7 or sandwiches and Maltese Ftiras €3-4.
Very local , rated no 1 restaurant in Sliema on tripadvisor with good reason. Small family owned , fantastic steak and chicken dishes. Not too expensive actually, around €35 per person for 2 courses
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Malta Marriott Hotel & Spa
Very local , rated no 1 restaurant in Sliema on tripadvisor with good reason. Small family owned , fantastic steak and chicken dishes. Not too expensive actually, around €35 per person for 2 courses
Warm and welcoming Bianco’s for Mediterranean style grill options as well as Italian pizza, pasta and risotto. Expect to pay around €25 for 2 courses and drinks.
Bianco station
Warm and welcoming Bianco’s for Mediterranean style grill options as well as Italian pizza, pasta and risotto. Expect to pay around €25 for 2 courses and drinks.
Spectacular setting overhanging the bay , seafood a speciality , rather more expensive especially with the " optional service " charge, but worth it for a special occasion
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Barracuda Restaurant
Spectacular setting overhanging the bay , seafood a speciality , rather more expensive especially with the " optional service " charge, but worth it for a special occasion
they cater to the higher end of the market, very good quality food but slightly more expensive.
One Portomaso
they cater to the higher end of the market, very good quality food but slightly more expensive.
Selling traditional Maltese food, Legligin is a small restaurant and wine bar which provides an exceptional experience. The walls are white stone and the restaurant is lit by a few lights in the walls and candles on the tables. Wooden furniture of varying shades gives a sense of comfort and conveys a relaxed atmosphere. St. Lucia’s Street, Il-Belt Valletta +356 21221699
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Legligin Wine Bar
Selling traditional Maltese food, Legligin is a small restaurant and wine bar which provides an exceptional experience. The walls are white stone and the restaurant is lit by a few lights in the walls and candles on the tables. Wooden furniture of varying shades gives a sense of comfort and conveys a relaxed atmosphere. St. Lucia’s Street, Il-Belt Valletta +356 21221699
Ferretti Housed within the ruins of an ancient battery built back when the Knights of St. John were still strutting around the island, wine bars don’t come much more historic than Ferretti. One of Malta’s more stylish nightspots, guests can enjoys their drinks on the outdoor terrace overlooking a moat, or move inside into contemporary interiors. The cellar offers an eclectic selection of vintages, both from Malta and abroad, while the kitchen serves up classic Mediterranean fare.
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Ferretti Restaurant
Ferretti Housed within the ruins of an ancient battery built back when the Knights of St. John were still strutting around the island, wine bars don’t come much more historic than Ferretti. One of Malta’s more stylish nightspots, guests can enjoys their drinks on the outdoor terrace overlooking a moat, or move inside into contemporary interiors. The cellar offers an eclectic selection of vintages, both from Malta and abroad, while the kitchen serves up classic Mediterranean fare.
Rampila Restaurant Built by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century, Rampila Restaurant is set within the original defence bastions of Valletta, in a tunnel dating back to 1570. Wander down the stone stairs from the street and you’ll find yourself in an intimate domed dining room, and just off of this, a smaller bar stacked to the ceiling with fine wines. Through a glass panel in the floor you can see down into the wine cellar, carved straight out of the rock, but it’s probably easier to pick your poison from the carefully curated wine list
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Rampila Restaurant
Rampila Restaurant Built by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century, Rampila Restaurant is set within the original defence bastions of Valletta, in a tunnel dating back to 1570. Wander down the stone stairs from the street and you’ll find yourself in an intimate domed dining room, and just off of this, a smaller bar stacked to the ceiling with fine wines. Through a glass panel in the floor you can see down into the wine cellar, carved straight out of the rock, but it’s probably easier to pick your poison from the carefully curated wine list
Trip Advisor rankings to #1, beating more than 1,400 other restaurants in Malta with an impressive five-star rating. Thousands of patrons have sat at the 22-seat restaurant, which has also hosted at least four marriage proposals since its opening. Address: Hal Ferh, Golden Bay, Manikata, Malta Hours: Open today · 6pm–12am Phone: +356 9998 8835
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Dinner in the Sky Malta
Trip Advisor rankings to #1, beating more than 1,400 other restaurants in Malta with an impressive five-star rating. Thousands of patrons have sat at the 22-seat restaurant, which has also hosted at least four marriage proposals since its opening. Address: Hal Ferh, Golden Bay, Manikata, Malta Hours: Open today · 6pm–12am Phone: +356 9998 8835
Merchant Street 42 B, Valletta, Island of Malta 1173, Malta +356 7706 4944 Funny place. Super small, but favored by locals and tourist alike. No seating available. People can phone in their orders which puts some pressure on the line
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The Pub
136 Archbishop StMerchant Street 42 B, Valletta, Island of Malta 1173, Malta +356 7706 4944 Funny place. Super small, but favored by locals and tourist alike. No seating available. People can phone in their orders which puts some pressure on the line
a feast of fresh Maltese food, as all produce is either home grown or sourced locally.
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Tal-Petut Restaurant
20 P.Sciclunaa feast of fresh Maltese food, as all produce is either home grown or sourced locally.
This Venetian restaurant in the backstreets of Birgu is different to the usual Maltese dining experience, mostly because it isn't run by the Maltese!
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Osteria. Ve
Alessandru VIIThis Venetian restaurant in the backstreets of Birgu is different to the usual Maltese dining experience, mostly because it isn't run by the Maltese!
Terrone
Great place to enjoy the seaside view, fresh seafood and cocktails.
Sitting right on the waters edge, you can enjoy a varied selection of fresh fish, grills, pasta and pizza with reasonable prices
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Enchante
Triq Juan B AzzopardiSitting right on the waters edge, you can enjoy a varied selection of fresh fish, grills, pasta and pizza with reasonable prices
If you're looking for something different, this is the place to go! They've got a wide range of burgers and cocktails, plus a super chilled vibe with a stunning sunset view. You should try go when there's a live music or stand up comedy nigh
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Bongo Nyah
Triq Tal GardielIf you're looking for something different, this is the place to go! They've got a wide range of burgers and cocktails, plus a super chilled vibe with a stunning sunset view. You should try go when there's a live music or stand up comedy nigh
Grabiel
1 misrah mifsud bonniciSeafood paradise
A popular restaurant covering all types of Indian, Arabian and Mediterranean cuisine. It's got a great atmosphere which celebrates the diversity of cultures
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Nargile Lounge
Triq Tal GardielA popular restaurant covering all types of Indian, Arabian and Mediterranean cuisine. It's got a great atmosphere which celebrates the diversity of cultures
Tal-Familja specialises in Mediterranean and Maltese cuisine and is particularlly known for their seafood dishes. As the name suggests, all the family is involved in running the restaurant
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Tal-Familja Restaurant
Tal-Familja specialises in Mediterranean and Maltese cuisine and is particularlly known for their seafood dishes. As the name suggests, all the family is involved in running the restaurant
La Capanna Restaurant
An authentic fish restaurant with a great value for money
which looks onto Xagħra’s Victory Square and is famous for its traditional rabbit stew
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Oleander Restaurant
10 Triq Il Knisjawhich looks onto Xagħra’s Victory Square and is famous for its traditional rabbit stew
they cater to the higher end of the market, very good quality food but slightly more expensive.
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Portomaso
they cater to the higher end of the market, very good quality food but slightly more expensive.
Very local , rated no 1 restaurant in Sliema on tripadvisor with good reason. Small family owned , fantastic steak and chicken dishes. Not too expensive actually, around €35 per person for 2 courses
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Wigi's Kitchen
Very local , rated no 1 restaurant in Sliema on tripadvisor with good reason. Small family owned , fantastic steak and chicken dishes. Not too expensive actually, around €35 per person for 2 courses
Warm and welcoming Bianco’s for Mediterranean style grill options as well as Italian pizza, pasta and risotto. Expect to pay around €25 for 2 courses and drinks
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Bianco's Restaurant
Saint George's RoadWarm and welcoming Bianco’s for Mediterranean style grill options as well as Italian pizza, pasta and risotto. Expect to pay around €25 for 2 courses and drinks
The Donut Factory
Good for kids
Kyoto - Japanese Bakery
Gormina Traditional Bakery
Triq Il- PellegrinaagThis company is the oldest company in the Group, dating back to 1843. It is the oldest confectionary shop in Malta and has always been located in Merchants Street, Valletta. Its vast selection of products includes chocolate, cakes, biscuits and diabetic products. The company was also the pioneer of the ‘Pick ‘n Mix’ concept in Malta offering an array of sweets purchased by weight. Its portfolio also comprises a range of wines representing four wineries: Cabert (Friuli), Montellori (Toscana), Manfredi (Piemonte) and Terre De La Cvstudia (Umbria).
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C. Camilleri & Sons Ltd. - Valletta
Merchants Street This company is the oldest company in the Group, dating back to 1843. It is the oldest confectionary shop in Malta and has always been located in Merchants Street, Valletta. Its vast selection of products includes chocolate, cakes, biscuits and diabetic products. The company was also the pioneer of the ‘Pick ‘n Mix’ concept in Malta offering an array of sweets purchased by weight. Its portfolio also comprises a range of wines representing four wineries: Cabert (Friuli), Montellori (Toscana), Manfredi (Piemonte) and Terre De La Cvstudia (Umbria).
Sweet Joy Malta
Il-HawtThe best pastries, cakes, cupcakes and sweets in Malta
Excellent Maltese food! The place is quaint, a hidden gem. The portions are large and very fairly priced - 2 people could easily share the entrees
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Ta' Kris for dinner
80 Fawwara LnExcellent Maltese food! The place is quaint, a hidden gem. The portions are large and very fairly priced - 2 people could easily share the entrees
Fresh Black Truffles just arrived to Truffle & Truffles, Chef patron is prepareing many delishious specialities for this weekend , for reservations call on 77293758, we look foward to host you
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Truffle & Truffles
Fresh Black Truffles just arrived to Truffle & Truffles, Chef patron is prepareing many delishious specialities for this weekend , for reservations call on 77293758, we look foward to host you
Tal-Pjazza Arcades
cheap and cheerful with a kids arcade
Fresco's Cafe & Restaurant
cheap and cheerful with a kids arcade
McDonalds
McDonalds
Emperor of India
Cozy, casual good value for mone
Drinks & Nightlife
Simons Pub is about 2 minutes from the apartment and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming to all. Opens for evenings after 8pm but for a good pint there is nowhere more convenient and enjoyable. Holding annual music festivals, Simon’s Pub is often referred to as one of the best bars in Malta. The inside is decorated in an eclectic style, with dark green paint and lots of plants. Victorian fire extinguishers, Georgian water heaters, ship’s portholes and sundry farming implements hang from the walls. Established in 1984, Simon’s Pub creates a relaxed atmosphere for young adults to have fun. It is reasonably priced.
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Simon's Pub
Triq Mons. G. DepiroSimons Pub is about 2 minutes from the apartment and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming to all. Opens for evenings after 8pm but for a good pint there is nowhere more convenient and enjoyable. Holding annual music festivals, Simon’s Pub is often referred to as one of the best bars in Malta. The inside is decorated in an eclectic style, with dark green paint and lots of plants. Victorian fire extinguishers, Georgian water heaters, ship’s portholes and sundry farming implements hang from the walls. Established in 1984, Simon’s Pub creates a relaxed atmosphere for young adults to have fun. It is reasonably priced.
tiny place full of character. Some fine Maltese ales, lagers and ciders available and a friendly atmosphere too.
Snoopy's Bar & Restaurant
53 Nazzarenu Streettiny place full of character. Some fine Maltese ales, lagers and ciders available and a friendly atmosphere too.
10 TV screens including a few outside too so you’ve no danger of missing the match.
always relatively busy and the beer is ice cold and fairly priced.
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Black Gold Saloon
Triq Ix - Xatt10 TV screens including a few outside too so you’ve no danger of missing the match.
always relatively busy and the beer is ice cold and fairly priced.
Nice interior and a few seats outside as well. Great owner and not too lively or quiet.
For the more mature !
Crows Nest Pub
Nice interior and a few seats outside as well. Great owner and not too lively or quiet.
For the more mature !
Try Quenchers or Big G's very large, cheap drinks, or
Havana for an all-night dance-athon, loud music, live DJs and plenty of entertainment on offer.
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Paceville
Try Quenchers or Big G's very large, cheap drinks, or
Havana for an all-night dance-athon, loud music, live DJs and plenty of entertainment on offer.
With a population of less than 3,000, the petite town of Għargħur is one of the oldest on the island, and unsurprisingly, home to some of the most traditional bars in Malta. Hidden down a back street in the centre of town is Cent’Anni, a relaxed wine bar that specialises in Italian-inspired cold cuts and Maltese wine. With parts of the original décor intact (including mosaic floors and antique furnishings) this is a great place to while away an evening.
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Bottega Centanni
Luigi CataniaWith a population of less than 3,000, the petite town of Għargħur is one of the oldest on the island, and unsurprisingly, home to some of the most traditional bars in Malta. Hidden down a back street in the centre of town is Cent’Anni, a relaxed wine bar that specialises in Italian-inspired cold cuts and Maltese wine. With parts of the original décor intact (including mosaic floors and antique furnishings) this is a great place to while away an evening.
Del Borgo Located in a former palace in the historic town of Birgu, (an area once popular with the Knights of St. John), Del Borgo is among the most atmospheric bars in Malta. Make your way down into the medieval cellar bar and you’ll find a concise menu of Maltese delicacies such as ravioli stuffed with local Ġbejniet cheese and Hobza Mimlija Maltija (battered cod fritters), alongside a variety of local and international wine.
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Del Borgo
33 San DuminkuDel Borgo Located in a former palace in the historic town of Birgu, (an area once popular with the Knights of St. John), Del Borgo is among the most atmospheric bars in Malta. Make your way down into the medieval cellar bar and you’ll find a concise menu of Maltese delicacies such as ravioli stuffed with local Ġbejniet cheese and Hobza Mimlija Maltija (battered cod fritters), alongside a variety of local and international wine.
Omerta’ Trattoria & Winebar Built by Admiral Georgio Carafa (Admiral of the Fleet and Grand Master of the Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem, Rhodes and Malta), Omerta’ Trattoria & Winebar occupies what was once the cellar in a 15th century building on Valletta’s Bakery Street – no prizes for guessing what was sold here. Now one of the most popular bars in Malta, the admiral’s former residence today serves a great selection of Maltese wine and traditional dishes
92 Old Bakery St
92 Old Bakery StreetOmerta’ Trattoria & Winebar Built by Admiral Georgio Carafa (Admiral of the Fleet and Grand Master of the Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem, Rhodes and Malta), Omerta’ Trattoria & Winebar occupies what was once the cellar in a 15th century building on Valletta’s Bakery Street – no prizes for guessing what was sold here. Now one of the most popular bars in Malta, the admiral’s former residence today serves a great selection of Maltese wine and traditional dishes
Trabaxu Wine Bar Located in the former red light district of Valletta, Trabuxu Wine Bar sits within a 400-year old historic cellar on Strait Street (otherwise know as “The Gut”). A popular post-theatre venue, the bar serves a selection of local wines and sharing platters and hosts regular wine tasting and live music events. Having changed very little in the last few centuries, Trabuxu Wine Bar certainly qualifies as one of the most authentic bars in Malta
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Trabuxu Wine Bar
1 Strait StTrabaxu Wine Bar Located in the former red light district of Valletta, Trabuxu Wine Bar sits within a 400-year old historic cellar on Strait Street (otherwise know as “The Gut”). A popular post-theatre venue, the bar serves a selection of local wines and sharing platters and hosts regular wine tasting and live music events. Having changed very little in the last few centuries, Trabuxu Wine Bar certainly qualifies as one of the most authentic bars in Malta
The Plough & Anchor looks out over Exiles Bay. The owners are Maltese, very friendly and are always happy to take photographs with visitors in their pub. The décor is really quirky and interesting, with a display of various antique clocks on one wall. The bar can get really packed, especially in the evenings, so it’s a good place to go to socialize
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Plough and Anchor
263 Tower RoadThe Plough & Anchor looks out over Exiles Bay. The owners are Maltese, very friendly and are always happy to take photographs with visitors in their pub. The décor is really quirky and interesting, with a display of various antique clocks on one wall. The bar can get really packed, especially in the evenings, so it’s a good place to go to socialize
City Bar is popular among young Maltese people. It is a casual bar, so is a great place to meet up with friends and have a few drinks. They will sometimes set up a stage and hold events to raise money for charity. The interior design matches dark colours and light, creamy browns. They take bookings, so it is a great place for parties, indoor or outdoor
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City Bar
Triq Il-KbiraCity Bar is popular among young Maltese people. It is a casual bar, so is a great place to meet up with friends and have a few drinks. They will sometimes set up a stage and hold events to raise money for charity. The interior design matches dark colours and light, creamy browns. They take bookings, so it is a great place for parties, indoor or outdoor
City of London Pub Established in 1914 at the start of the First World War by Karmnu Borg from Malta, the City of London Pub is the oldest bar on Malta, and is now owned by Karmnu’s grandson Julian. As a family-run pub, it has great character and is friendly and welcoming. The walls are lined with old photographs and posters from days past. The bar has earned the loyalty and love of people from all around the world proven through their website, which shows positive reviews from Germany, England and America. 193 Main Street Balluta Bay, St. Julian’s +356 2133 1706
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City of London Pub
George Borg Olivier StreetCity of London Pub Established in 1914 at the start of the First World War by Karmnu Borg from Malta, the City of London Pub is the oldest bar on Malta, and is now owned by Karmnu’s grandson Julian. As a family-run pub, it has great character and is friendly and welcoming. The walls are lined with old photographs and posters from days past. The bar has earned the loyalty and love of people from all around the world proven through their website, which shows positive reviews from Germany, England and America. 193 Main Street Balluta Bay, St. Julian’s +356 2133 1706
Twenty-Two At level 22 of Malta’s tallest high-rise, Portomaso Business Tower, you will find one of the most exclusive bars in Malta. The views here are unparalleled across the island. Open during the week as a formal but calm bar setting, Twenty-Two implements a smart-dress code. It has already played host to a number of international celebrities from the world of music, film and television. The bar has a modern and classy feel to it, having been designed by a leading local designer with inspiration drawn from all over the world. Portomaso Business Tower, Portomaso, San Ġiljan +356 23102222
Portomaso Business Tower
Twenty-Two At level 22 of Malta’s tallest high-rise, Portomaso Business Tower, you will find one of the most exclusive bars in Malta. The views here are unparalleled across the island. Open during the week as a formal but calm bar setting, Twenty-Two implements a smart-dress code. It has already played host to a number of international celebrities from the world of music, film and television. The bar has a modern and classy feel to it, having been designed by a leading local designer with inspiration drawn from all over the world. Portomaso Business Tower, Portomaso, San Ġiljan +356 23102222
Café Jubilee Decorated inside and out like an old-fashioned New York casino, this kitschy café is certain to bring your days or nights to life. The walls are covered with fascinating pictures and objects, the staff are friendly and fast-working and there is a fun and active atmosphere. Serving as a café, bar and restaurant in one, Café Jubilee is sure to meet your needs and is definitely good value for money. The Strand, Gzira +356 2133 7141
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Cafe Jubilee
Café Jubilee Decorated inside and out like an old-fashioned New York casino, this kitschy café is certain to bring your days or nights to life. The walls are covered with fascinating pictures and objects, the staff are friendly and fast-working and there is a fun and active atmosphere. Serving as a café, bar and restaurant in one, Café Jubilee is sure to meet your needs and is definitely good value for money. The Strand, Gzira +356 2133 7141
Sightseeing
Mdina, perfectly preserved, fortified, medieval , former capital city, dinner on the ramparts, try the Malta Experience, an amazing view of a local firework display visible for miles. museum too.
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National Museum of Natural History
Mdina, perfectly preserved, fortified, medieval , former capital city, dinner on the ramparts, try the Malta Experience, an amazing view of a local firework display visible for miles. museum too.
Farmers market in Ta' Qali open Tuesdays and Saturdays with tons of local farmed produce, or the Sunday market with more general stalls.
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Ta' Qali
Farmers market in Ta' Qali open Tuesdays and Saturdays with tons of local farmed produce, or the Sunday market with more general stalls.
Focus on Gozo - Ggantji . Prehistoric temples dating back to 3600/3200BC. UNESCO World Heritage Site Preceeds Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. Exhibition of unique prehistoric artefacts.
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Ġgantija
Triq John Otto BayerFocus on Gozo - Ggantji . Prehistoric temples dating back to 3600/3200BC. UNESCO World Heritage Site Preceeds Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. Exhibition of unique prehistoric artefacts.
Located behind an unassuming little house in ix-Xaghra, on the island of Gozo, you’ll find one of the most unusual caves in Malta, Ninu’s Cave. Discovered by local resident Joseph Rapa, the cave is accessed via a steep set of stairs inside a private family home. Guided tours are usually taken by a member of the family, who, for a small fee, will point out all the interesting geological features of the cave, such as some impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
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Ninu's Cave
Triq JannarLocated behind an unassuming little house in ix-Xaghra, on the island of Gozo, you’ll find one of the most unusual caves in Malta, Ninu’s Cave. Discovered by local resident Joseph Rapa, the cave is accessed via a steep set of stairs inside a private family home. Guided tours are usually taken by a member of the family, who, for a small fee, will point out all the interesting geological features of the cave, such as some impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
The largest of a number of small caves located near Wied iz-Zurrieq, The Blue Grotto is one of the most popular caves in Malta – one glance at the gorgeous azure waters and you’ll understand why. Visit in the morning, when the water takes on many different shades of blue and the reflections of underwater flora hit the cave walls. Rumour .has it this site inspired the Hollywood blockbuster, Troy
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Blue Grotto
The largest of a number of small caves located near Wied iz-Zurrieq, The Blue Grotto is one of the most popular caves in Malta – one glance at the gorgeous azure waters and you’ll understand why. Visit in the morning, when the water takes on many different shades of blue and the reflections of underwater flora hit the cave walls. Rumour .has it this site inspired the Hollywood blockbuster, Troy
A little way down the road from Ninu’s Cave, you’ll find Xerri’s Grotto. Also entered through a family home, this cave was discovered in 1923 by Antonio Xerri when he attempted to dig a well outside his house. Famous for its alabaster stalactites and stalagmites, much of the excavations took place during WW11, when the cave was used as an air raid shelter
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Xerri's Grotto
A little way down the road from Ninu’s Cave, you’ll find Xerri’s Grotto. Also entered through a family home, this cave was discovered in 1923 by Antonio Xerri when he attempted to dig a well outside his house. Famous for its alabaster stalactites and stalagmites, much of the excavations took place during WW11, when the cave was used as an air raid shelter
A large subterranean burial chamber dug out of the rock and spread across three separate levels, the Hypogeum is undoubtedly one of the most impressive caves in Malta. First discovered in 1902, excavations continued up until 1911, with the many interconnected chambers and passageways finally opening to an intrigued public in 1908. Unfortunately, all this interest resulted in some damage to the Hypogeum’s delicate prehistoric wall paintings, meaning only ten people are now allowed in per day. Best get in there quick, then!
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Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum
A large subterranean burial chamber dug out of the rock and spread across three separate levels, the Hypogeum is undoubtedly one of the most impressive caves in Malta. First discovered in 1902, excavations continued up until 1911, with the many interconnected chambers and passageways finally opening to an intrigued public in 1908. Unfortunately, all this interest resulted in some damage to the Hypogeum’s delicate prehistoric wall paintings, meaning only ten people are now allowed in per day. Best get in there quick, then!
meaning ‘ascension cave’, is a popular swimming spot found just south of the Blue Grotto. The cave is a little on the small side but bring a snorkel and flippers and you’ll get a great view of Malta’s marine life through incredibly clear waters. A popular local haunt during the summer, come prepared for company.
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Ghar Lapsi
meaning ‘ascension cave’, is a popular swimming spot found just south of the Blue Grotto. The cave is a little on the small side but bring a snorkel and flippers and you’ll get a great view of Malta’s marine life through incredibly clear waters. A popular local haunt during the summer, come prepared for company.
dwarf elephants and hippotomi Budding paleontologists shouldn’t miss the Ghar Dalam cave and museum. Malta’s oldest prehistoric site, it’s home to a variety of ancient animal bones, fascinating fossil finds and human remains. The deepest layers of the cave (over 500,000 years old) have revealed remnants of a captivating selection of Ice Age animals including dwarf elephants and mini hippos
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Ghar Dalam Cave
Triq Ghar Dalamdwarf elephants and hippotomi Budding paleontologists shouldn’t miss the Ghar Dalam cave and museum. Malta’s oldest prehistoric site, it’s home to a variety of ancient animal bones, fascinating fossil finds and human remains. The deepest layers of the cave (over 500,000 years old) have revealed remnants of a captivating selection of Ice Age animals including dwarf elephants and mini hippos
According to local folklore, the majestic Ġgantija Temples were built by a giantess who ate nothing but broad beans and honey – a seriously impressive accomplishment bearing in mind these two temples are made of massive coralline limestone blocks (some weighing over 50 tons). Older than the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge.
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Ħaġar Qim
Triq Hagar QimAccording to local folklore, the majestic Ġgantija Temples were built by a giantess who ate nothing but broad beans and honey – a seriously impressive accomplishment bearing in mind these two temples are made of massive coralline limestone blocks (some weighing over 50 tons). Older than the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge.
According to local folklore, the majestic Ġgantija Temples were built by a giantess who ate nothing but broad beans and honey – a seriously impressive accomplishment bearing in mind these two temples are made of massive coralline limestone blocks (some weighing over 50 tons). Older than the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge, Gozo’s Ġgantija Temples are among the best-preserved prehistoric sites in Malta
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Ggantija station
According to local folklore, the majestic Ġgantija Temples were built by a giantess who ate nothing but broad beans and honey – a seriously impressive accomplishment bearing in mind these two temples are made of massive coralline limestone blocks (some weighing over 50 tons). Older than the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge, Gozo’s Ġgantija Temples are among the best-preserved prehistoric sites in Malta
Situated only a short walk from Ħaġar Qim, the magnificent temple of Mnajdra is rumoured to heal illnesses and promote fertility. Built in coralline limestone and partly decorated with spiral carvings, archaeologists have found an abundance of flint knives and animal bones here, suggesting that the temple was once used for religious ceremonies and sacrificial rites.
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Mnajdra
Situated only a short walk from Ħaġar Qim, the magnificent temple of Mnajdra is rumoured to heal illnesses and promote fertility. Built in coralline limestone and partly decorated with spiral carvings, archaeologists have found an abundance of flint knives and animal bones here, suggesting that the temple was once used for religious ceremonies and sacrificial rites.
The remains of a wealthy Roman household, the ruins of Domvs Romana were accidentally discovered in 1881. Although very little still stands of the original house, some of its incredible mosaic floors are still intact. Beauty buffs will enjoy the selection of archaeological artefacts, including a collection of Roman-era glass perfume bottles and ornate hairpins, which can be viewed in the adjoining museum.
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Domvs Romana
GheriexemThe remains of a wealthy Roman household, the ruins of Domvs Romana were accidentally discovered in 1881. Although very little still stands of the original house, some of its incredible mosaic floors are still intact. Beauty buffs will enjoy the selection of archaeological artefacts, including a collection of Roman-era glass perfume bottles and ornate hairpins, which can be viewed in the adjoining museum.
Not for the faint of heart (or those scared of the dark), a visit to the catacombs of St Pauls takes visitors down into a complex system of interconnected passageways and ancient burial chambers. This huge underground cemetery comprises over a thousand graves and 24 catacombs, with two open to the public.
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St Paul’s Catacombs
Hal-BajjadaNot for the faint of heart (or those scared of the dark), a visit to the catacombs of St Pauls takes visitors down into a complex system of interconnected passageways and ancient burial chambers. This huge underground cemetery comprises over a thousand graves and 24 catacombs, with two open to the public.
Situated on the island of Gozo, the Xaghra Stone Circle is a subterranean burial ground dating to 4000-2500 BC. Among the many engrossing facts and macabre findings here, archaeologists have uncovered over 200,000 human body parts since excavations started in the 1820s.
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Xagħra Stone Circle
V Caruana SpiteriSituated on the island of Gozo, the Xaghra Stone Circle is a subterranean burial ground dating to 4000-2500 BC. Among the many engrossing facts and macabre findings here, archaeologists have uncovered over 200,000 human body parts since excavations started in the 1820s.
You can only imagine the surprise of the local farmers who discovered the Tarxien Temples, completely by chance in 1913. One of the most photogenic archaeological sites in Malta, the sprawling grounds provide ample opportunity to discover the ancient temples by foot – perfect for amateur archaeologists and history fanatics alike.
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Tarxien Temples
Triq It Tempji NeoliticiYou can only imagine the surprise of the local farmers who discovered the Tarxien Temples, completely by chance in 1913. One of the most photogenic archaeological sites in Malta, the sprawling grounds provide ample opportunity to discover the ancient temples by foot – perfect for amateur archaeologists and history fanatics alike.
Misrah Ghar Il-Kbir Cart Ruts A web of ancient trackways, the age and purpose of these deep ridges are still steeped in mystery as no one actually knows how and why they were constructed. Londoners may find comfort in their informal nickname, ‘Clapham Junction’ –apparently named by an English gentleman who was reminded of the busy London railway when exploring this ancient site
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Clapham Junction cart ruts
Misrah Ghar Il-Kbir Cart Ruts A web of ancient trackways, the age and purpose of these deep ridges are still steeped in mystery as no one actually knows how and why they were constructed. Londoners may find comfort in their informal nickname, ‘Clapham Junction’ –apparently named by an English gentleman who was reminded of the busy London railway when exploring this ancient site
one of the major fortifications in the capital city of Valletta. The site has been a strategic military asset since around 1417, when a watchtower was first reported. It’s been attacked, destroyed, and rebuilt numerous times over the centuries that followed, but since its recent renovation, it’s looking better than ever. Today, you can visit the fort to walk in the footsteps of history and see the National War Museum, also on the site; its collection of historic artefacts is comprehensive with items dating back to the Bronze Age. pick up a ticket to the In Guardia Parade: taking place every Sunday, enthusiastic re-enactors don full costume for the weekly performance.
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National War Museum - Fort St Elmo
one of the major fortifications in the capital city of Valletta. The site has been a strategic military asset since around 1417, when a watchtower was first reported. It’s been attacked, destroyed, and rebuilt numerous times over the centuries that followed, but since its recent renovation, it’s looking better than ever. Today, you can visit the fort to walk in the footsteps of history and see the National War Museum, also on the site; its collection of historic artefacts is comprehensive with items dating back to the Bronze Age. pick up a ticket to the In Guardia Parade: taking place every Sunday, enthusiastic re-enactors don full costume for the weekly performance.
You can admire Gozo’s fortified Citadel from outside its walls (and you should), but don’t miss the chance to venture inside its formidable walls. Like Fort St. Elmo, the Citadel’s a survivor of the Great Siege of 1565, but the hill on which it’s perched has been settled since at least Neolithic times; commanding 360° views of the surrounding countryside, it would have been an enviable military stronghold. Today, you can enjoy the views, explore the wonderfully preserved architecture, and visit numerous top-notch museums and cultural spots, like the Baroque Gozo Cathedral
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Citadel
It-Telgħa tal-BeltYou can admire Gozo’s fortified Citadel from outside its walls (and you should), but don’t miss the chance to venture inside its formidable walls. Like Fort St. Elmo, the Citadel’s a survivor of the Great Siege of 1565, but the hill on which it’s perched has been settled since at least Neolithic times; commanding 360° views of the surrounding countryside, it would have been an enviable military stronghold. Today, you can enjoy the views, explore the wonderfully preserved architecture, and visit numerous top-notch museums and cultural spots, like the Baroque Gozo Cathedral
Those hoping to visit a fort that’s still in use should make their way over to Fort Madalena. Although it no longer functions as a military fortress, this 19th century structure is used as the headquarters of the St. John Rescue Corps (a civil defence organisation). Visit on Saturdays, or during the week if you make an appointment, to see the original pentagonal fort structure, which was built as part of the Victoria Line defences, as well as the original mountings for the coastal defence guns.
Fort Madliena
32 Triq Il-MadlienaThose hoping to visit a fort that’s still in use should make their way over to Fort Madalena. Although it no longer functions as a military fortress, this 19th century structure is used as the headquarters of the St. John Rescue Corps (a civil defence organisation). Visit on Saturdays, or during the week if you make an appointment, to see the original pentagonal fort structure, which was built as part of the Victoria Line defences, as well as the original mountings for the coastal defence guns.
Fancy seeing what 19th century British engineers built to protect Malta from the Italians? Fort Rinella itself is impressive, but what set it apart from some of the other forts in Malta was its massive 100-ton gun positioned on the coastal battery – definitely enough to keep the Italian navy at bay. For a touch of historical flair, plan your visit to coincide with the regular volunteer tours where guides dress up like Victorian soldiers to show you round. Audience participation is not, thankfully, required.
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The Red Tower
Triq Tad-DaharFancy seeing what 19th century British engineers built to protect Malta from the Italians? Fort Rinella itself is impressive, but what set it apart from some of the other forts in Malta was its massive 100-ton gun positioned on the coastal battery – definitely enough to keep the Italian navy at bay. For a touch of historical flair, plan your visit to coincide with the regular volunteer tours where guides dress up like Victorian soldiers to show you round. Audience participation is not, thankfully, required.
Fancy seeing what 19th century British engineers built to protect Malta from the Italians? Fort Rinella itself is impressive, but what set it apart from some of the other forts in Malta was its massive 100-ton gun positioned on the coastal battery – definitely enough to keep the Italian navy at bay. For a touch of historical flair, plan your visit to coincide with the regular volunteer tours where guides dress up like Victorian soldiers to show you round. Audience participation is not, thankfully, required.
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Fort Rinella
Fancy seeing what 19th century British engineers built to protect Malta from the Italians? Fort Rinella itself is impressive, but what set it apart from some of the other forts in Malta was its massive 100-ton gun positioned on the coastal battery – definitely enough to keep the Italian navy at bay. For a touch of historical flair, plan your visit to coincide with the regular volunteer tours where guides dress up like Victorian soldiers to show you round. Audience participation is not, thankfully, required.
Calypso’s Cave Surrounded by myth and superstition, Calypso’s Cave is believed to be the place where sea nymph, Calypso imprisoned Odysseus in Homer’s Odyssey. But aside from the Ancient Greek associations, the real attraction of this particular cave is its awe-inspiring views out over the burnt red sands of Ramla Bay. Wander down onto the beach below to take in the remains of an 18th century fort built by the Knights of Malta, or simply take a dip in the cooling waters.
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Ramla Bay - red sandy beach
Calypso’s Cave Surrounded by myth and superstition, Calypso’s Cave is believed to be the place where sea nymph, Calypso imprisoned Odysseus in Homer’s Odyssey. But aside from the Ancient Greek associations, the real attraction of this particular cave is its awe-inspiring views out over the burnt red sands of Ramla Bay. Wander down onto the beach below to take in the remains of an 18th century fort built by the Knights of Malta, or simply take a dip in the cooling waters.
Gozo has a personality all of its own. Less urbanised and developed than Malta, the island fosters a beautifully languorous pace of life – think of it as a window into the country’s more peaceable past. In our guide to Gozo, you’ll find rugged Mediterranean coastlines, farm-fresh cuisine, and a few architectural wonders while you’re at it.
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Gozo
Gozo has a personality all of its own. Less urbanised and developed than Malta, the island fosters a beautifully languorous pace of life – think of it as a window into the country’s more peaceable past. In our guide to Gozo, you’ll find rugged Mediterranean coastlines, farm-fresh cuisine, and a few architectural wonders while you’re at it.
The Rotunda of Xewkija Gozo is positively brimming with beautiful, Baroque churches and shrines, but perhaps the fairest of them all is the Rotunda of Xewkija (also known by its more pronounceable alias, the Church of Saint John the Baptist). Home to the third largest unsupported dome in the world, it’s quite the impressive architectural site
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Xewkija
The Rotunda of Xewkija Gozo is positively brimming with beautiful, Baroque churches and shrines, but perhaps the fairest of them all is the Rotunda of Xewkija (also known by its more pronounceable alias, the Church of Saint John the Baptist). Home to the third largest unsupported dome in the world, it’s quite the impressive architectural site
Day Trips to Sicily http://www.maltatravelnet.com/malta-to-sicily/set/1 a) Tour the stunning east coast of Sicily, the mega Mt. Etna and the beautiful Taormina. A fabulous one day excursion from Malta read more » Tour Highlights • Catamaran Malta/Sicily/Malta • Port Taxes & Fuel Surcharge • Sicily Tour on Luxury Coach • Accompanied by Local Guide • Optional Transfers to/from Port day Sicily - Pozzallo, Marzamemi, Noto & Syracuse Tour A wonderful opportunity to experience Sicilian cuisine, the history and unique culture. Visit ancient baroque towns and admire stunning landscapes read more » Tour Highlights • Catamaran Malta/Sicily/Malta • lunch included
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Sicily
Day Trips to Sicily http://www.maltatravelnet.com/malta-to-sicily/set/1 a) Tour the stunning east coast of Sicily, the mega Mt. Etna and the beautiful Taormina. A fabulous one day excursion from Malta read more » Tour Highlights • Catamaran Malta/Sicily/Malta • Port Taxes & Fuel Surcharge • Sicily Tour on Luxury Coach • Accompanied by Local Guide • Optional Transfers to/from Port day Sicily - Pozzallo, Marzamemi, Noto & Syracuse Tour A wonderful opportunity to experience Sicilian cuisine, the history and unique culture. Visit ancient baroque towns and admire stunning landscapes read more » Tour Highlights • Catamaran Malta/Sicily/Malta • lunch included
The Mdina Experience
7 Triq Mesquitaexperience the history of Malta on film
St John's cathedral Monday-Friday: 09:30 – 16:30 (last admission at 16:00) Saturday: 09:30 -12:30 (last admission at 12:00) Website Adults: €6.00 Seniors: €4.60 Students: €3.50 Children under 12 (accompanied by an adult): Free St. John’s Cathedral is a precious artistic and architectural jewel in Valletta. Do not be fooled by its simple baroque facade; St. John’s Cathedral encompasses a display of complex architecture and advanced artistic talent. The carved stone wall designs, the painted vaulted ceiling, side altars and Caravaggio’s painting - Beheading of St. John the Baptist give the cathedral a true gem of Valletta. St. John's Cathedral was finished in 1577
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St. Lucia's Street
St. Lucia's StreetSt John's cathedral Monday-Friday: 09:30 – 16:30 (last admission at 16:00) Saturday: 09:30 -12:30 (last admission at 12:00) Website Adults: €6.00 Seniors: €4.60 Students: €3.50 Children under 12 (accompanied by an adult): Free St. John’s Cathedral is a precious artistic and architectural jewel in Valletta. Do not be fooled by its simple baroque facade; St. John’s Cathedral encompasses a display of complex architecture and advanced artistic talent. The carved stone wall designs, the painted vaulted ceiling, side altars and Caravaggio’s painting - Beheading of St. John the Baptist give the cathedral a true gem of Valletta. St. John's Cathedral was finished in 1577
Arts & Culture
The theatre is a small, 623 seat venue, with an oval-shaped auditorium, three tiers of boxes constructed entirely of wood, decorated with gold leaf, and a pale blue trompe-l'oeil ceiling that resembles a round cupola. The building is a Grade 1 listed building . The theatre is reputed to be Europe's third-oldest working theatre (older than the San Carlo in Naples), and the oldest theatre still in operation in the Commonwealth of Nations. it was built in 1731 . broad variety of theatrical productions in both English and Maltese, opera, musical recitals (including lunchtime recitals in Sala Isouard),poetry recitals, dramatic readings, and an annual Christmas pantomime
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Teatru Manoel
Old Theatre StreetThe theatre is a small, 623 seat venue, with an oval-shaped auditorium, three tiers of boxes constructed entirely of wood, decorated with gold leaf, and a pale blue trompe-l'oeil ceiling that resembles a round cupola. The building is a Grade 1 listed building . The theatre is reputed to be Europe's third-oldest working theatre (older than the San Carlo in Naples), and the oldest theatre still in operation in the Commonwealth of Nations. it was built in 1731 . broad variety of theatrical productions in both English and Maltese, opera, musical recitals (including lunchtime recitals in Sala Isouard),poetry recitals, dramatic readings, and an annual Christmas pantomime
The Inquisitor’s Palace, situated in the heart of Vittoriosa, is one of the very few surviving palaces of its kind which, in the early modern period could be found all over Europe and South America. Many of these palaces simply succumbed to the ravages of time or were victims of the anti-reactionary power unleashed by the French Revolution. Fortunately, the Maltese Inquisitor’s Palace, throughout its five centuries of history, always hosted high-ranking officials representing the main powers on the island, who therefore ensured its survival
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Inquisitor's Palace
Triq Il-Palazz Ta' L-IsqofThe Inquisitor’s Palace, situated in the heart of Vittoriosa, is one of the very few surviving palaces of its kind which, in the early modern period could be found all over Europe and South America. Many of these palaces simply succumbed to the ravages of time or were victims of the anti-reactionary power unleashed by the French Revolution. Fortunately, the Maltese Inquisitor’s Palace, throughout its five centuries of history, always hosted high-ranking officials representing the main powers on the island, who therefore ensured its survival
One of the world’s largest collections of arms and armour that is still housed in its original building. The Knights of St John were a unique brotherhood of resolute warrior monks. From Malta, their island stronghold, these combatant aristocrats from the noblest houses of Europe, carried out their relentless crusade against the Ottoman Turks in defence of the Catholic faith. The Palace Armoury is certainly one of the most visible and tangible symbols of the past glories of the Sovereign Hospitaller Military Order of Malta
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Palace Armoury
Misrah San GorgOne of the world’s largest collections of arms and armour that is still housed in its original building. The Knights of St John were a unique brotherhood of resolute warrior monks. From Malta, their island stronghold, these combatant aristocrats from the noblest houses of Europe, carried out their relentless crusade against the Ottoman Turks in defence of the Catholic faith. The Palace Armoury is certainly one of the most visible and tangible symbols of the past glories of the Sovereign Hospitaller Military Order of Malta
It stands to document the great ordeal which the brave people of Malta and their defenders have endured during the dark days of the Malta Blitz (1940-43) in WW2.
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Malta at War Museum
Triq it-8 ta' DicembruIt stands to document the great ordeal which the brave people of Malta and their defenders have endured during the dark days of the Malta Blitz (1940-43) in WW2.
The National War Museum is a museum located in Fort Saint Elmo in the city of Valletta, Malta. It is one of the most popular museums in Malta. From 1975 to 2014, its collection mainly focused on World War I and World War II. It was refurbished in 2015, and its collections now include exhibits ranging from the Bronze Age to 2004.
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Fort St Elmo - National War Museum
The National War Museum is a museum located in Fort Saint Elmo in the city of Valletta, Malta. It is one of the most popular museums in Malta. From 1975 to 2014, its collection mainly focused on World War I and World War II. It was refurbished in 2015, and its collections now include exhibits ranging from the Bronze Age to 2004.
The Mdina Dungeons are located beneath the Magisterial Vilhena Palace just inside the main entrance gate to Mdina, at the first turning on the right. Here in these series of secret underground passageways, chambers and cells a number of events, and the often mysterious circumstances surrounding them, have been recreated to portray events from the dark side of Maltese history. From Roman times to the Arabs, the Knights and even Napoleon, you will find episodes and characters from the ancient past portrayed in startling realism, revealing stories sometimes too dramatic to be believed.
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The Mdina Dungeons Museum
The Mdina Dungeons are located beneath the Magisterial Vilhena Palace just inside the main entrance gate to Mdina, at the first turning on the right. Here in these series of secret underground passageways, chambers and cells a number of events, and the often mysterious circumstances surrounding them, have been recreated to portray events from the dark side of Maltese history. From Roman times to the Arabs, the Knights and even Napoleon, you will find episodes and characters from the ancient past portrayed in startling realism, revealing stories sometimes too dramatic to be believed.
traces the history of this tawny island from the Neolithic era up to the Early Modern period. A number of impressive Bronze Age relics are on display here, but this pretty townhouse, located in Rabat’s Citadel, is an architectural landmark in its own right
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Gozo Museum of Archaeology
Triq Bieb l-Imdinatraces the history of this tawny island from the Neolithic era up to the Early Modern period. A number of impressive Bronze Age relics are on display here, but this pretty townhouse, located in Rabat’s Citadel, is an architectural landmark in its own right
City Theatre
Old Bakery Streetown for Theatre
MITP is found on St. Christopher Street in the heart of Valletta. It is situated in what, was originally, premises for the old University of Malta. It is a big room made theatre and due to its limited capacity, this theatre often hosts exhibits by start-up or non-mainstream theatrical or musical groups as well as theatre students. The MITP theatre is a must to visit, even just to experience the informal and interactive ambience created by each performance. This interesting treasure is visited by a good number of tourists annually. Check out the local events calendar on the Malta Council for Culture and the Arts site for upcoming performances due in this theatre.
Valletta Campus Theatre VCT (Ex MITP)
St. Christopher's Streetown for Theatre
MITP is found on St. Christopher Street in the heart of Valletta. It is situated in what, was originally, premises for the old University of Malta. It is a big room made theatre and due to its limited capacity, this theatre often hosts exhibits by start-up or non-mainstream theatrical or musical groups as well as theatre students. The MITP theatre is a must to visit, even just to experience the informal and interactive ambience created by each performance. This interesting treasure is visited by a good number of tourists annually. Check out the local events calendar on the Malta Council for Culture and the Arts site for upcoming performances due in this theatre.
Hosts a series of classical concerts, with the Malta Philharmonic orchestra
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Robert Samut Hall
Triq SarriaHosts a series of classical concerts, with the Malta Philharmonic orchestra
The building was built as a hospital in the 16th century by the Order of St. John, and it was known as the Sacra Infermeria or the Holy Infirmary (Maltese: Il-Furmarija)] It was known as the Grand Hôspital during the French occupation of Malta. It was one of the leading hospitals in Europe until the 18th century, and it remained in use until 1920 It had a capacity to keep from 500 to 2,500 patients. The building is now used for multiple banquets, exhibitions, international conventions and theatrical shows.
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Mediterranean Conference Centre
The building was built as a hospital in the 16th century by the Order of St. John, and it was known as the Sacra Infermeria or the Holy Infirmary (Maltese: Il-Furmarija)] It was known as the Grand Hôspital during the French occupation of Malta. It was one of the leading hospitals in Europe until the 18th century, and it remained in use until 1920 It had a capacity to keep from 500 to 2,500 patients. The building is now used for multiple banquets, exhibitions, international conventions and theatrical shows.
University of Malta Library
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