Malta Island Guide

Must Do’s

  • Stay in the historic capital Valletta, lots to see and do; magnificent views of the Grand Harbour from Upper Barrakka Gardens
  • Explore the medieval city of Mdina – the silent city – have a rest at Fontanella located on the bastion walls, the best tea room with views.
  • Stroll along the seafront from Sliema to St Julian’s
  • Eat on the water’s edge in the traditional fishing village of Marsascala
  • Visit Marsaxlokk – the picturesque fishing village.
  • Take a boat to Birgu from Valletta Water front and explore the Three Cities
  • Visit the Hypogeum in Tarxien – unique underground caverns.
  • Spend a day on the quieter island of Gozo
  • Visit Palazzo Parisio in Naxxar – if Oprah visited it … so must you! Nice tearooms and gardens.
  • Take a boat to the Blue Lagoon off the island of Comino to swim in the azure waters

Sandy Beaches

  • Golden Sands, Ghajn Tuffieha, and Riviera are the islands top sandy beaches
  • Paradise Bay in Cirkewwa, close to the ferry boat to Gozo
  • Armier also in Cirkewwa (Forty minutes by bus from Valletta.)

St Julians Restaurants

  • Dolcevita, St Julians, for fresh fish with views of the bay
  • Terazza, Spinola Road, St Julians, for fresh fish on the bay
  • Zest 12 St George’s Road, Spinola Bay, for sushi where East meets West at Hotel Juliani
  • Peppinos St George’s Road, Spinola Bay, a little trattoria serving Mediterranean food

Valletta Restaurants

  • Rubino, 58 Old Bakery Street Valletta.
  • Fumia, Manuel Theatre Old Bakery Street Valletta.
  • Two-twentytwo, Valletta http://www.two-twentytwo.com
  • Valletta Waterfront, http://www.vallettawaterfront.com
  • Da Pippo, 136 melita street Tel 21248029 for Mediterranean food in a local trattoria
  • Cafe Cordina, best coffee house in Valletta http://www.caffecordina.com
  • Sicilia Bar, for a simple lunch with stunning views on the bastions, down St Pauls street


Birgu Restaurants

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