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Top 5 Best Things to Do in Valletta - 2024

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Explore the best things to do in Valletta! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Jun 2024
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    "Malta is on the street of the street, located in the old town, this is the most intuitive place to feel the living state of the local people, although it is very shabby, but very nostalgic, as if returning to the street of the hometown when I was a child."
    Valletta
    390m from downtown
    Highlights: Valletta is built on a mountain, and there are many steep slopes in the city. The Old Mint Street is one of the distinctive ones. On both sides of the narrow street are limestone buildings, presenting an elegant and elegant picture, which is a classic landscape business card of Valletta.
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    "Valletta is the capital of Malta with lots of shops to shop around and a wide variety of souvenir shops including local salt, snacks, spices and soap"
    Valletta
    147m from downtown
    Highlights: St. John's Cathedral in Valletta is one of the more famous cathedrals in the world. It was built by the Knights of Malta from 1573 to 1578. It is the place where leaders and knights hold major religious ceremonies and sacrifices. The church is in early Baroque architectural style, partly imitating Gothic. Although the exterior is pure white and plain, the interior ornate decoration is breathtaking. The entire dome of the church is a large fresco, painted by the Italian painter Madia Brady, showing the life story of St. John, and the carved stone walls can make people understand the history of the Knights. This church is also known as one of the more beautiful churches in Europe. The interior of the cathedral is further divided into eight chapels, dedicated to the patron saints of the eight parts of the Knights. There is also a Cathedral Museum (CathedralMuseum), one of the more famous works of art is Caravaggio's "Saint John beheaded".
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    "This garden in Malta covers a large area, and it is divided into the upper and lower gardens. It is still very historical. If you come to play, you must understand his history. This area is quite large. It takes an afternoon to visit completely."
    Valletta
    350m from downtown
    Highlights: The Baraka Garden is the largest urban garden in Valletta, divided into upper and lower. The Lower Baraka Garden is mainly a Roman-style marble temple. The Great Baraka Garden on the Grande Port was originally an Italian knight's private garden. It was incorporated into the city's defense system during the war, and now it is a public garden. The main viewing point of Leta. There are tall arcades and huge arched windows in the garden, which is full of momentum. The viewing platform has an ideal view overlooking the city of Valletta, the Grand Harbour and the Three Sisters.
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    "This scenic spot in Malta is not long after the new opening. It is mainly a playground. The scenic spot receives a lot of guests every day. The mountains here are not high, but it is still tired to play. It is recommended that you lightly install it. . ."
    Valletta
    79m from downtown
    Highlights: The Grand Palace was built in the second half of the 16th century. It was designed by famous masters and has a noble and solemn shape. At present, it is the office of the President of Malta, and some important palaces are open to tourists.
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    "Malta, St Angelobo this castle is also one of the world heritage buildings, the history is very long, if you go to play, it must be visited here, although it does not look like a head, but you must ask the local guide to explain for everyone"
    Valletta
    681m from downtown
    Highlights: The San Angelo Fortress is located on the east side of the Port of Malta, with a dangerous terrain. As a fortification in ancient times, it was a magnificent seaside fortress. The view of the fortress from the Upper Barrack Gardens in Malta is amazing. Fort San Angelo is also one of the filming locations for Game of Thrones.
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FAQ

What are some Best Things to Do in Valletta?
Some Best Things to Do in Valletta include:Old Mint Street, St. John's Co-Cathedral, Upper Barrakka Gardens, Grandmaster Palace Courtyard, Fort St. Angelo
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Valletta?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Valletta include:Old Mint Street:4.7, St. John's Co-Cathedral:4.5, Upper Barrakka Gardens:4.8, Grandmaster Palace Courtyard:4.7, Fort St. Angelo:4.7
At what locations in Valletta can Best Things to Do in Valletta be found?
The Best Things to Do in Valletta are mainly located in:Old Mint Street:Valletta, St. John's Co-Cathedral:Valletta, Upper Barrakka Gardens:Valletta, Grandmaster Palace Courtyard:Valletta, Fort St. Angelo:Valletta
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