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Places to visit in Malta

Places to visit in Malta

Imagine stepping onto an island where every breeze carries whispers of history among the ancient walls, azure waters beckon, and every turn offers a new adventure. Now, welcome yourself to Malta, this is a Mediterranean gem you will never forget.

So, come take a virtual stroll to just some of the places to visit in Malta.

1. Valletta: The Capital City

If history and culture are in your top five reasons to travel, Valletta, the capital of Malta, is a bucket list item. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is home to more than 300 monuments in a small area. Wander through its narrow streets to see baroque architecture, colourful balconies and ancient churches. There is the Upper Barrakka Gardens with great panoramic views of the Grand Harbour. The National Museum of Archaeology has artefacts from Malta’s prehistoric eras for art lovers.

2. Mdina: The Silent City

Resting on a hilltop, Mdina, the “Silent City,” is a place to see in Malta. It is a fortified medieval town that was Malta’s capital until the medieval period. Its tight, twisting lanes are filled with grand palazzos and churches, with a mix of Norman and Baroque architecture. Taking a leisurely walk is an ideal way to get back to the centre of the city, opening the opportunity to explore the rich history as you keep going.

3. The Three Cities: Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua

Valletta’s historic Three Cities — Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua are across the Grand Harbour. The fortified cities open a window into Malta’s maritime back in the day. Vittoriosa (Birgu) houses the Inquisitor’s Palace and Malta Maritime Museum. A pleasant stroll to the waterfront is dotted with traditional Maltese boats and lovely cafes. These cities are amazing Malta sightseeing places.

4. The Blue Lagoon on Comino

If you value nature, make sure to visit the Blue Lagoon on the minuscule island of Comino. Famous for its clear turquoise water and white sandy sea, it is a perfect place for swimming, snorkelling, and resting. With a peaceful atmosphere, the lagoon is an excellent way of getting away from the busy life and being closer to nature.

5. Gozo Island

While Malta is home to some tourist-heavy parties, Gozo is more rural and chilled out. It houses the Ġgantija Temples, among the world’s oldest free-standing structures, even older than the pyramids of Egypt. The island also has beautiful beaches like Ramla Bay, famous for its red sand. Victoria includes the Citadel, which offers amazing views of the island. It is definitely one of the places of interest in Malta.

6. Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples

History buffs will enjoy the Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples. Dating to sometime before 3600 BC, these prehistoric temples boast intricate stone carvings and architectural style. Their clifftop locations provide breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, which only enhances the enchantment of these ancient sites.

7. Marsaxlokk Fishing Village

Marsaxlokk (pronounced Mar-sah-schlok) is a picturesque traditional fishing village located on the southeastern coast where you can experience true Maltese culture. Known for its brightly painted “luzzu” boats decorated with the Eye of Horus, the village hosts a lively Sunday fish market and an indispensable array of waterfront restaurants serving fresh seafood.

8. St. Julian’s and Paceville

St. Julian’s is the party capital, perfect for nightlife and entertainment. Paceville, the district, is Malta’s nightlife hub, home to confetti of bars, clubs and restaurants. St. Julian’s also has a range of places to visit at night, whether you want a party atmosphere or just some quiet, uninterrupted drinks by the sea.

Conclusion

With its history and culture intertwined with its natural landscapes, each traveller is sure to find something to love about Malta’s places to visit. The archipelago has everything from ancient temples and historical cities to stunning beaches and buzzing nightlife. 

If you want your dream holiday to become a reality, Tata Capital can help you with its loan for travelling with flexible terms. So, are you ready to discover Malta? Get in touch with us and make some unforgettable memories!

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FAQs

What is unique to Malta?

Malta is unique because it is a rich combination of various historical influences, including ancient temples older than the pyramids to medieval architecture. It has historically been an area of cultural exchange, reflected in its language, food, and culture. With its relatively small surface area, it is possible to see various places of interest in a short amount of time.

What currency does Malta use?

The currency used in Malta is the Euro (€). Both coins and banknotes are in circulation. Cash machines are common, and credit cards are accepted almost everywhere, making transactions easy for visitors.

What is the transportation method within Malta?

Getting Around Malta is easy as it has several transportation options like public buses, taxis, cars on rent, and ferries.

What is Malta famous for?

Malta is known for its history, architecture, and natural beauty. Some highlights are ancient temples, medieval cities, blue waters, beaches, snorkelling spots, festivals, and exhibitions.

Is Malta expensive?

In general, Malta is moderately expensive, as the prices are similar to other regions in Europe.

What is the most beautiful area in Malta?

Many visitors are wooed by Blue Lagoon in Comino, Mdina, and Gozo Island. Each region has unique sights and stunning views.

What is the party resort in Malta?

The Paceville district is known for its lively nightlife. Due to the number of bars, clubs and restaurants in the area, it is a major entertainment district and nightlife destination.

What is Malta famous for in food?

Traditional dishes include the Rabbit Stew, Pastizzi, and Ftira. There is also plenty of fresh seafood, reflecting the island’s maritime legacy.
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