Valletta

Republic Street

Probably the best-known street for shopping in Malta is Republic Street. It is lined with designer shops, malls, antiques shops and food stores. If you are looking for a market, Valletta has a popular market every day except Sunday. In the morning, the city is bustling with shoppers and commuters. Siesta time, between 13.00hrs and 16.00hrs, is when some shops may be closed.

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Casa Roca Piccola

The souvenir shop has beautiful items to remind you of your visit to Casa Rocca Piccola and Malta. There are prints and even original paintings by a number of local Maltese artists. Casa Rocca Piccola provides unique historical evidence of the customs and traditions of the Maltese Nobility over the last 400 years. You can also see a collection of furniture, silver and paintings that add to the aesthetic riches of the country.

St. John’s Co-Cathedral

This Co-Cathedral is one of the most spectacular in Europe. The floor alone features over 400 intrinsically designed marble tombstones dedicated to prominent knights and clergymen. The magnificent painted ceiling by Mattia Preti and the works of art by Caravaggio are both acknowledged as world class masterpieces.

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The Grand Harbour

The crescent-shaped Grand Harbour is the biggest and most dramatic natural harbour in the Mediterranean. It was the base for the Knights of St. John for 268 years and after their departure became a strategic base for the British for a further 170 years. It remains a spectacular sight,particularly at night time when all the fortifications are lit up providing a wondrous backdrop to admire and enjoy.

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Embassy Shopping Complex

This is the modern face of shopping in Valletta. Over twenty outlets on four floors, all the latest fashions, including international and UK brand stores.

The Manoel Theatre

Book and reserve your tickets from the Front desk to avoid queues and benefit from front row seats. With its first performance staged in 1732, the Manoel Theatre is Malta’s national theatre which stages opera, concerts, piano and violin recitals as well as plays. A complete list of events is always available at the Front desk.

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