CountryMalta
Time zoneEurope/Malta
CurrencyEUR
Official language(s)Maltese
It's advisable to book in advance during the summer as it gets quite crowded.
A 19th-century coastal fort near Valletta, known for its giant cannon and military heritage. Historical reenactments are sometimes held here.
LocationSt. Rocco Road, Kalkara, Malta
Nearest stationKalkara
HoursWednesday–Sunday 10:00–16:30
AdmissionPaid
Travel tipWear comfortable shoes, as the fort is fairly extensive.
A historic building that once served as the residence and court of the inquisitor, now operated as a museum. Its rooms and courtyard are well preserved.
LocationTriq il-Mina l-Kbira, Birgu, Malta
Nearest stationBirgu Waterfront
HoursDaily 09:00–17:00
AdmissionPaid
Travel tipTake your time—there are many small exhibits packed into the palace.
A museum presenting Malta’s military history and World War II exhibits. It pairs well with a walk around the harbor fortifications.
LocationFort St Elmo, Valletta, Malta
Nearest stationValletta Bus Terminus
HoursDaily 09:00–17:00
AdmissionPaid
Travel tipCombine it with a fort walk for an efficient itinerary.
A museum focused on Malta’s World War II experience and civilian life during air raids. Its exhibits and underground shelters are especially memorable.
LocationTriq il-Kbira, Vittoriosa, Malta
Nearest stationBirgu Waterfront
HoursDaily 09:00–17:00
AdmissionPaid
Travel tipJoin a guided visit if you want more context on the shelters and wartime stories.
A tranquil and cozy park offering stunning views of Valletta.
HoursDaily 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
AdmissionFree
Travel tipVisit around sunset for breathtaking views.
A museum that explores Malta's past with various exhibits.
HoursDaily 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
AdmissionAdults €10, Children €6
Travel tipCheck in advance for special exhibits.
A historic site that was the center of battle during 1565.
HoursDaily 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
AdmissionAdults €10, Children €5
Travel tipIt's recommended to take a guided tour.
A historic square located in the heart of Valletta, where military parades and important events take place.
HoursDaily 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
AdmissionFree
Travel tipVisit on weekdays to avoid crowds during the weekends.
A great place to try ftira, Malta’s traditional flatbread, ideal for a quick meal or snack.
LocationSt. Dominic Street, Valletta, Malta
Nearest stationValletta Bus Terminus
HoursDaily 11:00-22:00
AdmissionFtira about €6–€12
Travel tipIt tastes best when eaten warm, so dining in is better than taking it away.
An indoor food hall with Maltese dishes and international options, great for sampling several foods in one stop.
LocationTriq Il-Lum, Valletta, Malta
Nearest stationValletta Bus Terminus
HoursDaily 10:00-23:00
AdmissionItems about €5–€20
Travel tipLunchtime gets busy, so going earlier or later makes it easier to browse comfortably.
A must-try for travelers, this is a hotspot for local street food.
HoursDaily 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Admission€5 - €15
Travel tipTry a variety of dishes!
An autumn cultural event combining contemporary art, installations, performances, and exhibitions.
WhenAutumn (September–November)
HoursVaries by program during the event period
AdmissionVaries by program
Travel tipBecause events are often spread across multiple venues, checking the schedule in advance is recommended.
A major festival held across Malta including Valletta, known for colorful costumes, parades, and street performances.
WhenAround February every year
HoursThroughout the event period
AdmissionMostly free; some seats/programs may be paid
Travel tipThe main parade areas get very crowded, so arrive early and stay centrally if possible.
A vibrant carnival celebrating winter in Valletta.
WhenEvery February
Travel tipEnjoy the relatively warm winter weather.
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