Valletta: 2-Day Guided Tour with Hotel Stay and Meals

Explore Valletta on a 2-day guided tour with a hotel stay and meals. Visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens, St. John's Co-Cathedral, and the Grand Master's Palace, and take a ferry ride to Birgu.
Day 1: Arrival and Valletta Sightseeing

Arrive in Malta’s beautiful capital city and check in to your hotel. Begin exploring the historic streets and stunning Baroque architecture. Visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens and enjoy panoramic views of the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities from Valletta’s famous public gardens.

Next, discover St. John's Co-Cathedral, one of the finest churches in Europe, famous for its ornate interiors, marble floors, and artworks by Caravaggio. Enjoy traditional Maltese cuisine at a local restaurant in Valletta.

After lunch, explore the Grand Master's Palace, the historic palace that once served as the residence of the Knights of St. John. Spend time shopping for souvenirs, local crafts, and enjoying cafés along Valletta’s lively streets.

Relax by the waterfront and enjoy beautiful harbor views during sunset before heading back to your hotel for the night.

Day 2: Nearby Attractions and Departure

After breakfast at your hotel, visit Fort St. Elmo. Explore the historic fortress and learn about Malta’s military history and the Great Siege of 1565.

Next, take a ferry ride to Birgu and discover the charming old streets, marina views, and historic buildings of one of Malta’s Three Cities. Return to Valletta for lunch and enjoy some final leisure time before departure.

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