Malta

Valletta

• Valletta, the capital of Malta, has been named the European Capital of Culture 2018.
• St John’s Co-Cathedral is a must see
• Walk around Valletta and see the 16th- and 17th-century town houses fronted by traditional Maltese balconies

Mosta

• Mosta Dome (Church) has one of the world’s largest domes with a diameter of 39.6m

Sliema, St Julian’s and Paceville

• You can enjoy a short ferry ride from Valletta to Sliema
• In Sliema you will find Tigné Point (The Point), Malta’s largest shopping mall
• St Julian’s is a hub of restaurants and bars
• Paceville is known as the ‘party district’, it is full of pubs and clubs

Dingli Cliffs

• Spectacular 220m high Dingli cliffs with a great restaurant nearby

Popeye Village

• Go-Karting
• Paintballing
• Malta National Aquarium

Mdina and Rabat

• Mdina is the hilltop walled medieval city
• Outside of the city walls, Rabat is a separate, adjoining town