Malta
Currency
Euro
Language
Maltese/English
Best Time To VISIT
June - October
Getting around
Walk/Bus/Ferry
1. St. John's Co Cathedral
St. John’s Co Cathedral in Valletta, Malta, is a Roman Catholic Cathedral. It was built as the Conventual Church of Saint John. The Church is named after St. John the Baptist. It is the world’s only co cathedral that is also a fortification.
- Sightseeing
- Architecture
2. Grandmaster's Palace
The Grandmaster’s Palace was one of Valletta’s first structures, constructed in 1571. Gelormu Cassar designed the original Palazzo. In Malta, the government was always hosted by the Grandmaster’s Palace.
- Sightseeing
- Architecture
3. Upper/Lower Barrakka Gardens
The Upper/LowerBarakka is located near Castille Place. They are perched atop the Valletta bastions. If you want to see the best views the Islands have to offer, this should be at the top of your list!
- Sightseeing
- Architecture
- Viewpoint
4. Siege Bell War Memorial
The Siege Bell Memorial, perched above the Grand Harbour, is a simple monument that represents the plight of the many people who fought and died for Malta during WWII.
- Sightseeing
- Architecture
- Viewpoint
5. Saint Julian's
Spinola Bay , located in the heart of St Julians, is a photograph area with its colorful Maltese Luzzu fishing boats. It is lined with restaurants and bars. Enjoy a lovely traditional Maltese beer called Cisk.
- Sightseeing
- Viewpoint
8. Blue Lagoon
Between Comino Island and the little islet of Cominotto is a shallow beach with white sand and pristine water. The most well liked is taking a boat journey to Malta’s Blue Lagoon.
- Sightseeing
- Activity
9. Gozo
The wild and natural Island of Gozo is the ideal place to stay while traveling because it’s closer to the mainland of Malta while yet being more distant, tranquil and laid back. Even some of the oldest historical sites will be visible to you!
- Sightseeing
- Activity
10. Marsaxlokk Seafood Market
The oldest port on Malta, a small Island that is mostly made up of old ports, is Marsaxlokk. Every Sunday, Marsaxlokk Market is held. The majority of the fish stalls will close by late morning because the fresh fish sells very quickly.
- Sightseeing
- Food
- Market
10 Top Attractions in Malta
Valletta
- St. John’s Co Cathedral
- Grandmaster’s Palace
- The Upper and Lower Barraka Gardens
- Siege Bell War Memorial
- Saint Julian’s
- Mdina
- Dingli Cliffs
- Blue Lagoon
- Gozo
- Marsaxlokk Seafood Market