Pjazza Teatru Rjal - Once considered an iconic building before its destruction in WWII. Today, the ruins have been converted to an open-air Opera theatre

St. John’s Co-Cathedral - Be amazed by Valletta’s most important Cathedral and its incredible interior (Entry ticket not included)

Great Siege Road - Observe the statue in front of the Courts of Justice building, named in the memory of the Great Siege of Malta by the Ottoman Empire

National Museum of Archaeology - Explore the array of exhibits and artefacts that showcase Malta’s fascinating history

Grand Master’s Palace - Marvel at the palace built between the 16th & 18th Century for the ruling GM of the Order of St John

MUZA - The Malta National Community Art Museum - Discover works of art by local and famous Maltese artists (Entry ticket not included)

Upper Barrakka Gardens - Offering panoramic views of the Grand Harbor, you can’t leave Valletta without strolling through its gardens

Valletta Waterfront - Enjoy breathtaking views of the harbour

Il-BerÄ¡a ta’ Kastilja - Situated at the highest point of Valletta, this historic landmark serves today as the Prime Minister’s office

Fort St Elmo - National War Museum - Listen to the fascinating history of this star-shaped fort, best known for its role in the Great Siege of Malta

Lascaris War Rooms - Discover the best-kept secrets of WWII in this network of underground tunnels and chambers (Entry tickets not included)

Saluting Battery - Watch as history is brought to life when the guns fire at mid-day

Siege Bell War Memorial - Visit the treasured monument that honours those who lost their lives in WWII

Lower Barrakka Gardens - Stroll through the picturesque gardens and see the Monument to Sir Alexander Ball

Monument to Sir Alexander Ball - Taking pride of place in the Lower Barrakka Gardens, admire the neoclassical monument that commemorates the former British admiral

St Paul’s Shipwreck Church - See one of the oldest churches on the island dating back to the 1570s

St. George’s Square - This vibrant square is home to the President’s Palace and other eye-catching neoclassical buildings

Church of Saint Barbara, Valletta - Learn about this special church and how it served the knights in the 16th century

Strait Street - Considered the most famous street in Malta, you will find popular bars, restaurants and cafes here

Victoria Gate - Once the main entrance into Valletta from the Grand Harbour, the gate boasts a fascinating history

Triton Fountain - Admire the striking statue that sits in-front of the City Gate

Valletta City Gate - Originally known as the Door of the City, the City Gate is one of Valletta’s most important monuments

Hastings Gardens - Did you know, legend has it, that these gardens were created in just 4 hours?

St. Paul’s Anglican Pro-Cathedral - The religious landmark has a striking resemblance to some famous Roman monuments, with its neoclassical facade and pillars

Teatru Manoel - See Europe’s 3rd oldest theatre!