Coast and Culture Full day Private Tour from Valletta cruise port

In front of it, we will gladly admire Triton's fountain, the first element that comes to our attention before entering the city gates.

thedral is not only Malta’s most visited church, but also home of a Caravaggio painting.

l city and enlarged over the years, this Palace is the Office of the President of Malta.

The gardens offer a view over Valletta’s Grand Harbour and Vittoriosa’s Grand Harbour Marina.

It's primarily pedestrian-only and it is only one kilometer long.

t stunning views and clearest waters the Maltese Islands have to offer. This is one of Malta’s most popular natural attractions.

r of St John, who settled on the island in 1530. As such, it contains some of the most historic palaces, churches and noble homes in Malta.

While much of the city was destroyed during numerous battles over the course of Malta’s tumultuous history, it has been proudly rebuilt.

A pedestrian bridge connects it to its larger neighbor and two grand forts – Fort St Michael and Fort St Angelo.