Srishti & AnthonySrishti & Anthony
Things To DoThings To Do
Historic VallettaHistoric Valletta
Wander through Malta’s stunning capital city, filled with historic architecture, charming cafés, waterfront views, and beautiful gardens. Don’t miss the Upper Barrakka Gardens overlooking the Grand Harbour.
Tales of The Silent CityTales of The Silent City
Step back in time while exploring Malta’s ancient walled city, famous for its narrow streets, breathtaking viewpoints, and timeless charm. Fun Fact for our Game of Thrones Fans Did you know Malta was one of the original filming locations for Game of Thrones? Explore Mdina, the original King’s Landing from Season 1, visit historic forts featured throughout the series, and discover the stunning coastline of Gozo, where Daenerys and Khal Drogo’s wedding was filmed.
Beach Clubs & Seaside RelaxationBeach Clubs & Seaside Relaxation
Spend a day soaking up the Mediterranean sun at one of Malta’s many beach clubs, pools, or seaside restaurants. Our Favorites: 1926 Le Soleil Cafe Del Mar
Teatru ManoelTeatru Manoel
Opened in 1732 by António Manoel de Vilhena, a Grand Master of the Knights of St John, Teatru Manoel is a spectacular example of a surviving baroque theatre. Twice-daily tours, which run at 11am and 3pm on weekdays, cost €5 (£4) and will take you from the stalls up into the wooden boxes where the people-watching opportunities are often as thrilling as what’s shown on stage.
Maltese CuisineMaltese Cuisine
Enjoy traditional Maltese cuisine, fresh seafood, local wines, and stunning waterfront dining throughout the islands. Recommendations: St. Lucia Street Republic Street Merchant Street Enjoy dinner overlooking the Mediterranean
Dingli CliffsDingli Cliffs
The highest point in Malta, offering dramatic views of the Mediterranean Sea and unforgettable sunsets. Unlike many coastal destinations, there are no beaches here—just rugged limestone cliffs dropping into the sea, making it one of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in Malta.
Popeye VillagePopeye Village
Step into a storybook setting at Popeye Village, one of Malta’s most iconic landmarks. Originally built as the movie set for the 1980 Popeye film, this colorful waterfront village offers breathtaking coastal views, charming architecture, swimming areas, and some of the most photogenic scenery on the island.