Malta · VALLETTA TOURS AND EXPERIENCES
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Valletta is a walled city of about six thousand people, and most of what you came for sits within ten minutes of the main gate. Below: the walking tours that get inside St John’s Co-Cathedral and up to the Upper Barrakka, the food routes through the side streets, and the cruises that leave from the waterfront. Prices, durations and group sizes for each.
Guided 3-hour walk through UNESCO Valletta, from City Gate to Barrakka Gardens. Small groups, Baroque highlights, and optional museum stops.
“Our guide Carmel was great and pitched the tour just right. Excellent combination of fact and anecdotes! We loved his stories.”
A 3-hour Valletta walking tour with a licensed English guide, harbor viewpoints, Baroque streets, and key landmarks from the Knights.
“Marija was very knowledgable and presented very well. Covered the history in a way it brought all the issues and past together”
2.5-hour guided walk through Valletta, from City Gate to St. George’s Square, with Grand Harbour views and a licensed guide for $24.
“What a lovely day it was! Very informative as well! Highly recommend the walking tour!”
Explore Valletta’s landmarks on a 3-hour food tour, tasting Pastizzi, Ftira, rabbit, sweets, Cisk beer and Kinnie soda.
“The tour was the perfect way to get acquainted with the city of Valletta. Every minute of the tour was purposeful and entertaining and the food along the way was amazing. I could not recommend this tour enough! Angele is amazing; she is so knowledgeable, helpful and comedic in just the right way.”
Small-group Valletta walking tour to knight-palace streets, key squares, and Upper Barrakka Gardens harbour views, led by friendly guides.
“Christ was an excellent guide. The tour was filled with of history but was also easy to listen to and let relevant to today. Chris also showed us the most beautiful scenery in Valletta. Thank you!”
90-minute catamaran cruise from Sliema around Valletta and the Three Cities, with English and German commentary, Wi-Fi.
“With the noise of the boat and the accent we were only catching part of the audio which was a shame. Lovely views of the Three cities and Valetta.”
4-hour guided walk in Valletta with Upper Barrakka Harbour views, optional St John’s Co-Cathedral, and the Malta Experience show.
“the transportation on return was very poorly organised, it has made the whole experience bad. the tour guide was excellent and is no reflection on her. hope our next trip is better.”
A 3.5-hour Valletta food tour with small-group tastings, spiced Maltese coffee, pastizzi, Kinnie, and ftira, plus iconic city stops.
“Fabulous few hours spent with Romina tasting the Maltese food and drink. We enjoyed learning about Malta through the food.”
Valletta street food and culture walk in Malta with 5 tastings, local history stops, beer and kinnie, and plenty of free time left.
“So fun! Ernest, our guide, gave clear information about the history and culture and how it relates to the food in Valleta today. My husband highly recommends trying the braised rabbit.”
A 3-hour Valletta food and drink walking tour with Maltese tastings, drinks, and history tied to the Knights of St John.
“The guide was great, very knowledgeable and the food was excellent along with the background info and history of the foods”
Valletta’s Malta Experience is a 45-minute audio-visual show of 7,000 years of history, with multilingual audio and an optional infirmary tour.
“Very informative and clear. Worth doing first before visiting the museums.”
Ride a restored vintage bus to Valletta, Sliema, Mdina, and Rabat on a hop-on hop-off ticket. Easy pacing, great views, fun transit.
“A different and fun way to travel to Mdina from Valhetta. The buses are very well looked after. No seatbelts though! We enjoyed the journey and it was very reasonably priced.”
Step into St Catherine’s Monastery in Valletta for a self-paced audio tour, crypt visit, and a calm secret garden.
“Learning about the lives of the nuns here feels almost surreal, fascinating and well-presented on the info boards. The garden is beautiful, a peaceful haven in the midday summer heat.”
Ride a Segway through UNESCO Valletta, stop at Grand Harbour and St John’s Co-Cathedral, then watch The Malta Experience for 7000 years.
“We had great fun on the trip. What a great way to see the city. Guide was brilliant, would highly recommend this activity.”
A 2.5-hour guided walk through Valletta’s key sights, with great views and a smart route. Mobile ticket, English guide, €25 value.
“Very good tour with Nadine. Knowledgeable and interesting. Was a good pace and the headsets ensured we didn’t miss anything.”
