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The beautiful city of Valetta is the capital of Malta. It is famous for its Baroque styled architecture, Grand Harbour, sea views and its historic forts. The sheer amount of stunning historic sites and cultural landmarks has protected Valetta as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Valetta is located on Malta’s central east coast, just a 20 minute transfer from the airport. Explore this incredible city and all the sights it has to offer. Walk through the winding streets and admire the tall town houses with their rustic balconies, or head to the famous harbours where you’ll find amazing views of the coast. There’s also great shopping, fine restaurants and lots of galleries, museums and churches. Valetta is perfect for a Malta holiday; its coastal location mean it’s easy to visit the popular resorts of Sliema and St Julian’s, or take a ferry to the beautiful Gozo island.
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The city of Valetta is the perfect all year round city break destination for 2013.
With its rich history, abundance of sights, famous harbours and relaxed town life, Valetta is a brilliant choice for a romantic get-away with a difference.
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The Osborne Hotel
In the heart of the city centre, surrounded by historic buildings and monuments, the Obsorne Hotel is a top property in Valetta.
The rooftop pool and terrace is perfect for relaxing by and soaking up the jaw-dropping views of the harbours and...
The rooftop pool and terrace is perfect for relaxing by and soaking up the jaw-dropping views of the harbours and Mediterranean Sea.
Our customers rated the Osborne Hotel 3.5 out of 5.
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The capital city of Malta is a perfect retreat for couples.
With its tall, limestone town houses, winding streets, wooden balconies and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, Valetta is the perfect backdrop to a romantic break away.
Its rich history means there are countless landmarks and...
Its rich history means there are countless landmarks and ancient buildings to visit as well as a wealth of museums, gardens and shops.
Built on a hill, Valetta’s panoramic views of the harbours are magnificent and there are charming cafes spotted about the city ramparts where you can grab a tasty lunch whilst overlooking this beautiful city.
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Valetta has a great choice of welcoming restaurants where you’ll find a cosy table for two.
There are open-air restaurants located in the pretty squares around the city centre that are great for soaking up the friendly atmosphere in the balmy evenings.
In amongst the winding streets you’ll...
In amongst the winding streets you’ll find small stylish bars and little candle-lit bistros with private courtyards.
Seafood in Valetta is fresh and delicious and many restaurants’ menus are influenced by the local and seasonal produce.
The nightlife in Valetta is relaxed - perfect for unwinding after a busy day sightseeing.
If you’re looking for a livelier night out, head over to the promenade at Sliema or for an all-nighter take a taxi to Paceville in St Julian’s.
Valetta is brimming with historical monuments, chapels and medieval ramparts
Explore the impressive harbours that are home to formidable forts as well as swish restaurants and stylish shopping areas.
There are plenty of museums to visit which detail the rich and exciting histroy of Valetta...
There are plenty of museums to visit which detail the rich and exciting histroy of Valetta and Malta.
As Valetta’s seafront is all rocky, take a trip to Mellieha Bay in the north of Malta to spend the day on Malta’s longest stretch of golden white sand.
Pamper and soothe your senses at the fantastic spa centres in the next door resort of Sliema.
Or why not pack a picnic and take the direct bus to Cirkewwa Harbour and board one of the daily ferries to the island of Gozo.
Gozo’s rich countryside, mystical ruins and romantic rocky coves are brilliant to explore on a day trip together before returning to Valetta at dusk.
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The hotels in Valetta are perfect romantic hideaways with excellent facilities for couples.
The elegant 4 star Osborne Hotel has a roof top spa, Jacuzzi and spacious sun deck from where you can see the incredible harbour views.
For an indulgent stay in Valetta choose the 5 star Hotel...
For an indulgent stay in Valetta choose the 5 star Hotel Phoenicia Malta.
This 1920’s styled hotel is close to the Grand Harbour and Manoel Theate and boasts outdoor swimming pools and an al fresco restaurant.
Malta’s history is one of the richest and diverse in all of Europe.
Find the best of Malta's history in the buildings and museums of Valetta.
Valetta Living History based in the Embassy Complex is an incredible interactive show that takes you from the early settlers, through the major...
Valetta Living History based in the Embassy Complex is an incredible interactive show that takes you from the early settlers, through the major milestones in Malta’s history, right up to the present day.
There’s also the National War Museum which highlights the important military position Malta held from the 19th century through to World War II.
On Republic Street there’s also a toy museum filled with vintage games and toys.
Don't miss the famous St. John Co-Cathedral (pictured) and the cathedral museum.
Valetta has a rich selection of theatre venues.
See a production at the 18th Century National Manoel Theatre (pictured), the Old University building or the modern Mediterranean Conference Centre.
International and local arts groups regularly perform on the island and you’ll always find a...
International and local arts groups regularly perform on the island and you’ll always find a dance, music or drama performance on your holidays to Valetta.
The Aurora Opera House on Gozo Island is famous for its outstanding opera shows - take a ferry from the Grand Harbour to see them for yourself.
It’s easy to see why Malta has inspired so much art.
The bright blue skies, azure Mediterranean Sea and the craggy coastlines have captivated many an artist’s and photographer’s imagination.
There is much contemporary art to be found in Valetta as well as medieval paintings commissioned by...
There is much contemporary art to be found in Valetta as well as medieval paintings commissioned by the Knights of St. John.
In Valetta there are a number of galleries exhibiting contemporary and historical art including St. James Cavalier’s Centre for Creativity, the National Museum of Fine Arts.
You’ll find more relaxed exhibitions at the Manoel Theatre Courtyard.
Valetta City is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Its 300 monuments and statues, ancient buildings and wonderfully preserved medieval fortifications are all held within 55 hectares.
This makes Valetta a contender for being one of the world’s most historically concentrated...
This makes Valetta a contender for being one of the world’s most historically concentrated cities.
Built in 1566, Valetta is one of the most culturally rich cities in Europe and perfect for those looking to learn something new on their holidays.
It's easy to visit the famous Hagar Qim Temples from Valetta - well worth a visit as they're thought to be the oldest free-standing monuments in the world!
Valetta and the surrounding areas are protected as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The city of Valetta is thought to have one of the highest concentrations of historic sites in the world.
Its multitude of fort defences, monuments and its history of knights and sieges have given it an enormous...
Its multitude of fort defences, monuments and its history of knights and sieges have given it an enormous amount of historic places to visit in just 55 hectares.
There are two other World Heritage Sites in Malta - the Megalithic Temples of Malta and the Hypogeum of Hal-Saflieni, the only underground prehistoric temple in the world.
Find more authentic Maltese life with a day trip to the old fishing village of Marsaxlokk to see the traditional fishing boats in the harbour.
Valetta is a great location for seeing some of the best defensive architecture is Europe.
The island of Malta has been nicknamed ‘Fortress Island’ due to its abundance of forts.
Historical re-enactments now take place in Birgu, by Valleta's Grand Harbour. On Sundays through out the year,...
Historical re-enactments now take place in Birgu, by Valleta's Grand Harbour. On Sundays through out the year, discover Malta's history bought to life in full 16th century military costume in both the In Guardia and Alarme! shows.
In Valetta you can also visit both the Maritime Museum and National War Museum but if you want to get outdoors and see the evidence for yourself you can visit Fort St. Elmo which used to guard the entrances to both the Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour.
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Within Valetta are the beautiful Hasting Gardens.
With limestone monuments and lush green fauna, they may be small but the gardens are perfectly formed and can be found within Valetta’s bastions.
You can take a bus ride from Valetta to reach the Dingli Cliffs (pictured).
These cliffs...
These cliffs drop very steeply and are the highest point in Malta which gives them phenomenal views of the rugged coastline and the Mediterranean Sea.
The rocky beaches of the south coast near Valetta are wonderful examples of natural beauty, but to see golden sands and azure waters head north to Mellieha Bay.
Visit the museums dedicated to the Megalithic Temples, or see the sites for yourself.
The earliest dating remains can be found on Gozo Island and include the temples of Ggantija, they pre-date Stonehenge by 1000 years and are thought to be the oldest freestanding monuments in existence!
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The Hagar Qim Temples are about a 30 minute bus ride from Valetta.
See domestic settlements from the Bronze Age in Birzebbugia or preserved cart ruts from an ancient track way in an area affectionately known as ‘Clapham Junction’.
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