Valletta
Travel Blogs from Valletta, Malta
Valetta!
Day 10 (9 of the Cruise): Valetta, Malta I awoke early.... 5 a.m. ... Wide awake. SO o grabbed the lap top and headed up on deck to write (I'm working on more than this travelogue) and watch the sun come up. I lasted about 45 ...
Preparing to Join Two Seas by Nik Wood
... Hotel in the heart of the old city, waiting for Two Seas to arrive, we have been completely taken in by Valletta and its magnificent history, excellent Maltese food and extremely friendly people. The City is compact but full of fascinating places around ...
Valletta: maybe the smallest capital in the world
May 17 Today we take a bus to La Valletta, Malta's capital and the smallest capital in the world, with less than 1 square km and roughly 6300 inhabitants. Though it's not the biggest city in the island, the maltese still call it lovingly "The City", and ...
Valleta, Malta
... , lovely against the dry sandy landscape. Today we slept in, awoke to the news we were approaching the city of Valleta, Malta. So exotic, limestone forts on each side of the entrance to the harbor protected the City from invasion. I should say ...
Baronland
Malta is a weird place. It seems like the small desert land Anakin's parents live in star wars. Dusty brown colourless place. Amazing nonetheless. First night (21st), Andy, May, Hannah and I head out to town with a friend of May's. She is local so managed ...
Yoga in Gozo
A week of yoga, meditation, kayaking over crystal turquoise waters and hundreds of manofwar jellyfish, mountain biking at sunset, runs amongst cliftop farms and quarries, coastal hiking, lots of ...
Malta
... talk as we were sailing in. She told about the things we were seeing and some of the history of Malta. It was broadcast through out the whole ship. Valletta is the port city we sailed to and it is surrounded by forts and high walls. This island has a ...
Malta
We spent 3 nights in Malta over the Easter break. Adam's second cousin Francis was our personal tour guide, so we had a fantastic trip! We also caught the Easter festivities and tried the traditional dishes. ...
Sailing back to Valetta
... harbor in Valletta. Actually it wasn't in Valletta itself, but in the neighboring city called "Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea, Cospicua)". Valletta is technically only the part of the city within the city walls. After having arrived, we went for a ...
La Valletta
... e di pesce. Sistemati i bagagli, come è nostro solito, ci impegniamo subito nella scoperta dei luoghi dirigendoci subito a Valletta. Abbiamo il primo incontro con i caratteristici vecchi e scassati autobus gialli e rossi. Per spostarsi in ...
Valletta, Malta
... , and I found in the past our holidays were quite inexpensive compared to other European destinations. Although things might have changed since Malta entered the EU. Anyway built by the Knights of St John it's a wonderful place to go exploring, lots of ...
Exploring Malta today right across from Libya
... to clouds again and it was a bit chilly and drizzly. After breakfast we go for a walk through Malta’s capital of Valletta, a city packed with historical interest. This World Heritage site is dominated by two magnificent buildings: the Baroque ...
Moving Day
... staying at the place. We then went to Victoria the main city and walked up to the Citadel. It was much smaller then Mdina on Malta but similar none the less. It had a great view of the island and the the city. The cathedral was nice as well with marble ...
Spectacular Malta
... ; We boarded our bus with no security issues( like aforementioned places) and started our tour. I know nothing of Malta, other than hearing about the knights of Malta. We learned a lot. The knights are of the Order of St. John. ...
Valletta
DAY 20 ……. Saturday, March 31st ……….. Vallatta, Malta From the 'sail-in' to this incredible walled city; to the time spent ashore this was all and more than we had anticipated. It just oozes history at very street corner. ...
St John's Cathedral in Valletta is simply amazing
... tell you, it was even more amazing than on the photos. I'm sure that St. John's Cathedral is the most beautiful church in Malta!! If you have time, you have to visit this church during your holiday in Malta! It's in the hear of Valletta and easy to find! ...

