This impressive cathedral houses stunning works of art and intricate design, including Caravaggio's masterpiece, The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist.
Enjoy breathtaking views of the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities while strolling through the beautifully landscaped gardens.
Learn about Malta's rich history and see fascinating artifacts from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages.
This impressive Baroque cathedral is dedicated to St. Paul and houses a stunning collection of art and religious artifacts.
This magnificent 13th-century palace has been preserved as a museum of the medieval period, showcasing a range of artifacts and artwork.
Relax and enjoy tea and Maltese sweets with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.
These megalithic temples are some of the oldest free-standing structures in the world and offer a glimpse into the prehistoric lives of the inhabitants of Gozo.
This fortified city has been occupied since the Neolithic period and offers panoramic views of the island.
Learn about the traditional salt-making process still used by locals today and enjoy the stunning views of crystal-clear waters.
This 16th-century castle has played a vital role in Malta's history and offers stunning views of the Grand Harbour.
Explore the dark history of the Inquisition in Malta and see the former residence of the Inquisitor.
Discover Malta's role in World War II through fascinating exhibits and artifacts.
Experience the colorful, bustling atmosphere of a traditional Maltese fish market and sample the freshest seafood straight from the Mediterranean.
These megalithic temples date back to 3600 BCE and offer a unique insight into Maltese prehistory.
Enjoy a breathtaking boat ride through crystal-clear waters and explore the stunning natural rock formations and sea caves.
Malta can easily be navigated by public transportation or walking. Buses are the most affordable option, with a single ticket costing €1.50 and a 7-day pass €21. Taxis and rental cars are available but tend to be more expensive. Traffic can be heavy in some areas, so plan for extra time when driving.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Blue Lagoon on Comino Island, taking a boat tour of the islands, or exploring more of Gozo. If you have less time, consider combining days 2 and 4 or skipping the Marsaxlokk day trip.
The only airport in Malta is the Malta International Airport (MLA), which is located about 8 km southeast of Valletta. Taxis and public buses are available for transportation to and from the airport, with a taxi fare to Valletta costing around €20 and a bus ticket costing €1.50.