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Valletta Reviews
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Jakob P.
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
April
Length of stay
1 week
Review
The capital of the island state of Malta, Valletta, has something for everyone. There are countless cafés, restaurants and shops for everyday needs in the old town, and lovers of luxury brands can also get their credit cards glowing. Valletta has been the location for numerous Hollywood films due to its medieval buildings. The kilometre-long promenade right by the sea is a wonderful place to relax with long walks. From the upper parts of the city you have a spectacular view of the harbour and the sea between Valletta and the village of Kalkara.
Highligts
A walk along the promenade or a trip on the ferry from Valletta to Siema. The mega view of the harbour and the village of Kalkara from Lower Barrakka Park.
Hidden gems
Many Hollywood film locations can be found in the old town of Valletta and the surrounding area. Coffee is comparatively cheaper than in Germany.
Destination recommendation
As the capital of the island state of Malta, there is something for everyone in the metropolis. Whether it's culture, cuisine or boat trips on the sea or walks along the promenade or shopping in the old town.
Pros
Lots of culture and sights worth seeing
High level of hospitality
Cons
Overcrowded old town due to docking cruise ships
There is often rubbish lying around on the streets on the outskirts of the city
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Udo G.
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
March
Length of stay
1 week
Review
Enjoying early spring on a Mediterranean island. That was the goal. Malta seemed to be perfect for this. Nature had already awoken and the first streams of tourists were already pouring over the island. Undeterred by this, it was time to set off on a discovery tour. A hire car is essential. The highlight of the island for us was the old town centre of Mdina. You should definitely take a day to explore it. But the old town of Valletta should also not be missing from your itinerary. You can drive right up to the gates of the city by car and park there quite cheaply. We walked all the way through the city and then along the coast. There is a wonderful view of the harbour from there. Of course, we couldn't miss the Grand Master's Palace. However, I was surprised by the high entrance fee (€15). But there is an audio guide. If you are interested in the history of Malta/Valletta, I would of course recommend this tour of the palace.
Highligts
Many historic towns. Breathtaking stretches of coastline with great bathing areas
Hidden gems
St Peter's Pool - great seaside resort. Mdina old town
Destination recommendation
Mild climate, perfect for language holidays
Pros
Historic old town
Nice people
Cons
Quite crowded with tourists at Easter
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Sebastian Z.
Traveler type
Teenagers
Time of travel
July
Length of stay
1 week
Review
Valletta is a particularly beautiful city that scores highly with people who are interested in history. The history is incredible and is beautifully emphasised by the architecture. I particularly liked the city centre and the parks and gardens. The local food is phenomenal and there is something for everyone. Getting around is very easy by car and taxi, and Uber in particular is very cheap. On my next trip, I would try to hire a car, as getting around by bus is not highly recommended. Nevertheless, it is a very beautiful city that you should definitely visit at least once.
Highligts
Valletta is a very beautiful city with very special architecture. It has super beautiful alleyways and extremely good food.
Hidden gems
An insider tip is a boat tour on the water in a traditional boat. This trip was very romantic at sunset and extremely cheap.
Destination recommendation
Valletta is a beautiful city with an impressive history and beautiful architecture.
Pros
Valletta has very good restaurants
It has an impressive history and many special buildings
Cons
Unfortunately very crowded in high season
Can be relatively expensive if you are not careful
Travel interest
Gourmet
Brian Z.
Traveler type
Solo travellers
Time of travel
April
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
Valletta is a beautiful city with a very special culture and atmosphere. It's fun to explore the small alleyways with their typically colourful Maltese bay windows. The streets, some of which are endless and run from one end of the peninsula to the other, provide an impressive backdrop. The uniform style of the town with beige/yellow limestone buildings and colourful bay windows is very vivid Valletta is very easy to walk around, although there are some steep differences in height in the city. The pedestrianised areas are beautiful and offer plenty of shops and restaurants. I ate a local fish soup here, which was very cheap and delicious! The Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens in particular offer spectacular views of Valletta, the sea and the surrounding neighbourhoods and are beautifully decorated gardens in themselves and are also completely free of charge. The War Museum in Fort St. Elmo is definitely worth a visit. Here you can learn a lot about the most important events in Maltese history and Malta's strategic role in the Second World War. The Casa Rocca Piccola is also worth a visit for €9.50. Here, several historical rooms and many associated antiques are on display in a noble pallazzo. You also have the opportunity to visit the air raid shelters under the building, of which there are many in Malta due to the Second World War. The rooms are beautifully furnished and fully accessible, you can even sit on the sofas. The Maltese Parliament right next to the main bridge into the city is also very interesting. An absolute highlight for me in April was the start of the annual fireworks festival in Valletta harbour, which I only discovered by chance. You could watch the hour-long spectacle perfectly from the Lower Barrakka Gardens and I have to say that it was the most beautiful firework display I have ever seen. There was also atmospheric live music and street food in the harbour area. I highly recommend the Maltese pastizzis, small puff pastries filled with cheese, chicken or peas. Very tasty, very cheap (80 cents) and available everywhere! Depending on the location, it can unfortunately take a relatively long time to get into the city by bus, as they have many stops and the traffic situation is generally tense. Unfortunately, you can't see much of the beautiful Maltese countryside in Valletta apart from the sea and the coast, so you have to drive out of the city. Overall, Valletta is highly recommended for a city holiday, the city is really unique and there is so much to discover!
Highligts
The War Museum in Fort St. Elmo is well worth a visit and offers a good insight into Malta's turbulent history as well as a great view of the sea and surrounding neighbourhoods. The Casa Rocca Piccola Museum is a noble, historic pallazzo that is still inhabited by the family that runs it and serves as a museum. Many beautiful rooms and antiques are on display here, freely accessible and without annoying barriers, giving visitors a very interesting insight into the life of a noble family that still exists today.
Hidden gems
For a great view of the surrounding neighbourhoods and bays, the free Hastings Garden right next to the main entrance to the city is ideal.
Destination recommendation
Valletta is a very cool city with a very special atmosphere, lots of culture, beautiful colourful streets and a top location right on the Mediterranean Sea
Pros
Beautiful streets and alleyways
Top viewpoints by the sea and harbour
Cons
Buses unfortunately relatively unreliable
Lots of rubbish on the streets
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Melina G.
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
longer than 2 weeks
Review
We visited Valetta as part of a day trip. Valetta is well worth a visit. In addition to many museums and palaces, there are great places by the water. There are also many small restaurants and cafés. It's easy to get around on foot. I would avoid visiting the city at the weekend as there are very long queues at the sights.
Highligts
Museum, palace, cafés and bars
Hidden gems
Small bay below the Lower Battery. Be sure to try Pastizzi in Malta
Destination recommendation
A good mix of culture and cuisine
Pros
Museum
Café
Cons
Many tourists
Long queues
Travel interest
Nature lovers
City full of fascinating architecture
Valletta has plenty of attractions to offer, so when you stay in one of the superb holiday homes Valletta offers, make sure you plan your sightseeing trips carefully in order for you to make the most of your stay. The city is surrounded by imposing fortifications and bastions. The main entrance to Valletta is the City Gate. Star-shaped Fort St. Elmo is definitely one of the most stunning sights of this enchanting fortress city. When you stay in one of the comfortable Valletta apartments, you will also have the chance to enjoy the magnificent views over the truly picturesque Grand Harbour. On top of that, the city is also home to an abundance of beautiful palaces like the Grandmaster's Palace, Auberge de Provence, Casa Rocca Piccola or Palazzo Castellania. When you stay in Valletta holiday homes, you will certainly be impressed by the stunning Baroque architecture and the lovely old limestone buildings that are scattered across the city.
Be sure to spend some eventful holidays
While staying in one of the cosy holiday apartments in Valletta you will appreciate the many wonderful cafes, restaurants and wine bars. Republic street is very popular with tourists for it is here that you will have the best shopping opportunities in Valletta. But there are also an abundance of other lovely alleyways that are well worth a stroll through. If you stay in Valletta holiday homes on a Sunday, you can also visit the Monti, a large market which sells a large variety of things- even birds. Maybe time your holiday so it coincides with one of the many colourful annual events, like, for example, the Commemoration of St Paul’s Shipwreck or Carnival week in February, Freedom Day at the end of March, Maltafest July to August or Independence Day in September. By the way, from Valletta you can easily catch the ferry to Catania (Sicily). And Gozo, another island in the Maltese island group, is also well worth a visit!
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