How to Have Fun in Valletta, Malta

Visit the cafe Prego., Go to the Saint James Cavalier., Visit the Lower Barrakka Garden., Take a walk to Fort Saint Elmo., Visit the Lascaris War Rooms., Head to Saint John's Co-Cathedral.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Visit the cafe Prego.

    This cafe is found on South Street, the corner of which is marked by a green shop.

    Any local should be able to point you in the right direction.

    This cafe is a remnant of what Malta used to look like in the 1960s, and if you're not interested in the food, it's worth a visit just for the decoration!
  2. Step 2: Go to the Saint James Cavalier.

    This is a large building built into the old city defences, which almost always has an art exhibition inside.

    It's a great place just to pop in to to see if anything's going on. , The garden offers stunning views of the Grand Harbour of Valletta.

    It's definitely a great place to take photos.

    Also, a nice bar which serves ftira (large sandwiches) is located nearby! , This is a large fort located at the tip of Valletta, which is in the process of being restored.

    Despite not being open to the public, the fort is stunning, and worth a photo.

    It is located in a slightly run-down area, but it's perfect for photos.

    The National War Museum is also located in the fort. , These are World War II bunkers found in the ditch below the city.

    They are well restored and interesting, so check them out! If you are not a fan of history, this might not be for you. , This cathedral is open to visitors and the inside has a stunning Caravaggio Painting! It is very popular, so expect to queue.
  3. Step 3: Visit the Lower Barrakka Garden.

  4. Step 4: Take a walk to Fort Saint Elmo.

  5. Step 5: Visit the Lascaris War Rooms.

  6. Step 6: Head to Saint John's Co-Cathedral.

Detailed Guide

This cafe is found on South Street, the corner of which is marked by a green shop.

Any local should be able to point you in the right direction.

This cafe is a remnant of what Malta used to look like in the 1960s, and if you're not interested in the food, it's worth a visit just for the decoration!

This is a large building built into the old city defences, which almost always has an art exhibition inside.

It's a great place just to pop in to to see if anything's going on. , The garden offers stunning views of the Grand Harbour of Valletta.

It's definitely a great place to take photos.

Also, a nice bar which serves ftira (large sandwiches) is located nearby! , This is a large fort located at the tip of Valletta, which is in the process of being restored.

Despite not being open to the public, the fort is stunning, and worth a photo.

It is located in a slightly run-down area, but it's perfect for photos.

The National War Museum is also located in the fort. , These are World War II bunkers found in the ditch below the city.

They are well restored and interesting, so check them out! If you are not a fan of history, this might not be for you. , This cathedral is open to visitors and the inside has a stunning Caravaggio Painting! It is very popular, so expect to queue.

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