Valletta Travel Guide

A Michelin-starred restaurant offering refined Maltese and Mediterranean cuisine in a historic setting.

Established in 1906, Rubino offers traditional Maltese dishes with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Known for its rabbit stew.

Perched on the bastions, Giannini offers exquisite Mediterranean cuisine with panoramic views of Marsamxett Harbour and Manoel Island.

A cozy, rustic wine bar serving a delightful Maltese 'mezze' (tapas-style) menu in an intimate atmosphere.

Historically Valletta's red-light district, now transformed into a vibrant hub of trendy bars, live music venues, and restaurants.

Famous for its jazz nights on Friday evenings during summer, where musicians play on the bridge and patrons sit on the steps.

One of Malta's oldest and most respected wine bars, offering a cozy atmosphere, an extensive wine list, and platters.

Housed in the Auberge de Provence, this museum displays a rich collection of prehistoric artifacts from Malta's megalithic temples.

Explore the historic residence of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John, featuring an impressive collection of arms and armor, and opulent state rooms.

Part of the magnificent St. John's Co-Cathedral, the museum houses famous works including Caravaggio's 'The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist', and Flemish tapestries.

A privately owned 16th-century palace, still inhabited by the de Piro family, offering a glimpse into Maltese noble life with its extensive collection of furniture, silver, and art.

Located in the heart of Valletta, this multi-screen cinema complex shows the latest blockbusters and sometimes independent films.

A multidisciplinary festival featuring local and international artists across various genres including music, dance, theatre, and visual arts, held at different historical venues.

An annual festival showcasing top international and local jazz musicians, typically held at the Ta' Liesse Grand Harbour waterfront.

Throughout the summer, almost every village and town in Malta celebrates its patron saint with elaborate street decorations, band marches, fireworks, and religious processions. Check local listings for specific dates.

A popular sandy beach located in St. Julian's, just a short bus ride from Valletta. It's lively and surrounded by restaurants and entertainment.

Malta's largest sandy beach, known for its shallow, clear waters, making it ideal for families. Offers various water sports.

One of Malta's most beautiful and popular sandy beaches on the west coast. Famous for its golden sand and stunning sunsets.

A well-equipped gym offering a variety of machines, free weights, and fitness classes.

While not directly in Valletta, this is a highly-rated fitness center and spa in nearby St. Julian's, offering modern equipment and various facilities.

An elegant outdoor infinity pool set in beautiful gardens, offering stunning views of Marsamxett Harbour. Day passes may be available.

A large outdoor pool complex with direct sea access, offering sun loungers and a pool bar. Day passes often available for non-guests.

The original film set of the 1980 musical production 'Popeye', now a charming open-air museum and entertainment park with rides, shows, and play areas.