Best places: Historic sites in Valletta, Malta

👍👍 Honestly, my expectations were quite low, as Malta can be a bit hit and miss - how wrong I was. What a wonderful place. The ambiance is elegant but understated. The food was delicious, and we were looked after really well by attentive staff. Will probably eat here most days on my next visit...

2 well-preserved limestone neolithic temples (among the world's oldest monuments) & visitor centre.

👍👍 A cheap, unique and cool experience. Definitely worth doing if you have the time. You can see as little or as much as you'd like as you take yourself round a series of catacombs. Bought tickets upon arrival which was no problem.

👍👍 The one and only gate remaining in its original state - part of the Cottonera defensive bastions, built by two brothers, of Portuguese origin, who succeeded each other as Grandmasters of the Order of St. John - Raphael and Nicholas Cottoner. During British colonial rule, British regiments en-route t...

👍👍 Awesome venue, great place for a wedding or other party. Shade in de back thanks to the trees, not in the front.

Prehistoric area known for its pairs of deep grooves carved into rock, with mysterious origins.

😠 Too many cars blowing out harmful fumes. All the hard work from 1801 when it was built was wasted. Turned a beautifully historic treasure into a frigging roundabout.

👍👍 Just an awesome experience. Just make sure to not follow Google and find your own path back. Highly recommended

Tours of a prehistoric cave with Paleolithic art & a museum with human remains & Ice Age artifacts.

👍👍 This tower is a small watch tower, built in 1659 by Grand Master De Redin. It was the 9th one built along the coastline of Malta and it is found in the coastline of Zabbar, between Xghajra and Marsascala. Fortunately it was restored and it is now in good condition. The next one to it (Zonqor tower)...

👍👍 Open day on 1.5.2022. Very good guided tour. Need more donation for more restoration. You can learn something more about the place.

Upright, megalithic remnants & pottery from a village & temple dating to the Neolithic period.

👍👍 Don't miss the tour

👍👍 Came across this by mistake but worth a visit!