Excellent site to see the Grand Harbour of Malta. Peaceful place of flowering beauty to quiet the mind. At the overlook you can witness the Saluting Battery-traditional firing of a single canon at Noon and 4pm daily. It is impressive and loud! The firing was once used to welcome and set time for vessels in the harbour.

⸻ 💥 Saluting Battery – Valletta 💥 The cannon firing at the Saluting Battery in Valletta is absolutely awesome and a must-see! It’s a brilliant glimpse into Malta’s rich history and naval traditions, brought to life with precision and ceremony. The setting overlooking the Grand Harbour makes it even more impressive – you can really feel the history echo through the city. Definitely one to add to your list when visiting Valletta! However, I do urge you to arrive at least an hour before the midday and 1600 cannon salutes because the crowds tend to gather early, and you’ll find yourself jostling for a decent view. The views from the gardens are worth a visit alone! The surround area has a really nice vibe to it as well.

Upper Barrakka Gardens is absolutely breathtaking! The panoramic views over the Grand Harbour are simply unforgettable, especially during sunset. The gardens are beautifully maintained, peaceful, and full of history. Watching the Saluting Battery was a highlight of the visit. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, this is the perfect spot to relax and soak in the beauty of Malta. Highly recommended!

Beautiful! Not very big. If you go at 12 and 4 pm they shoot the cannons which is cool. You can pay extra to go to the lower level and be right up close.

The Upper Barrakka Gardens are a truly beautiful and peaceful place to visit while in Valletta. With stunning views over the Grand Harbour and across to the Three Cities, it’s an ideal spot for photos, relaxing, or simply enjoying the atmosphere. The architecture and layout of the gardens are impressive, and there’s a certain charm in the combination of nature and history that makes this place special. However, it’s important to keep in mind that during the high season, the gardens can get quite crowded, especially around midday when most tourists arrive. If you’re looking for a quieter experience, try visiting early in the morning or later in the evening. One detail worth noting is that the traditional cannon firing ceremony, which normally happens daily at noon, does not take place on Sundays. So if that’s something you were looking forward to, plan accordingly. Also, while the Upper Barrakka Gardens are beautiful, don’t forget to check out the Lower Barrakka Gardens as well. They are just as lovely, offer equally impressive views, and tend to be less crowded. It’s a great alternative if you’re hoping to avoid the tourist rush and enjoy a more peaceful atmosphere in the heart of Valletta.

Nice garden with incredible views of Valletta's surroundings. Also spotted a big cruise ship in the harbour! Nice flowers and a little cafe nearby!

Very nice terrace that dominates the port of Valleta. If you came via the port, you can just walk to the zebra cross and go via the tunnel to get the lift ticket (1€). A little bit crowded but still interesting 👍

It was my second time visiting the fountain it’s beautiful and definitely worth stopping by to admire this amazing piece of art. Highly recommend going very, very early to avoid the crowds, take a memorable photo, and enjoy the place more peacefully. the staff supervising the area is ABSURDLY rude. We witnessed them yelling at and insulting tourists. While the job might require a certain level of authority, that doesn’t justify the way they treat visitors. If you work in such a high-stress environment, patience should be part of the job.

A stunning monument that really takes you by surprise when you approach it by foot like I did. The craftsmanship of the figures and the surrounds is quality and the water flowing on a very hot day makes you feel cooler somehow. This is a main meeting point for a lot of people as it’s at the entrance to the city and makes great photos.

Valletta is a city walk that feels like time travel—absolutely worth it. Legend says the Knights once stood their ground here, defending the island against the Ottoman siege. Beneath your feet lie hidden tunnels, only partly unearthed, whispering secrets from centuries past. On rooftops, bull horns hang—a forgotten charm against evil, still watching silently over the streets. Stroll along the city walls and the Mediterranean stretches out before you—vast, blue, eternal. Inside St. John’s Co-Cathedral, gold glimmers in every corner, as if the light itself were centuries old. The Grandmaster’s Palace holds an armory of over 5,000 weapons—silent witnesses to battles long faded. This ancient city blends Renaissance elegance with Baroque grandeur, like a living museum. Every corner holds a tale. Even the air seems laced with the spirit of the Knights.

Very beautiful monument. Rarely has a fountain fascinated me so much. The positioning and postures of the three statues form a magnificent composition. A beautiful piece to mark the entrance to such a beautiful city.

The Tritons’ Fountain is a monumental landmark located just outside Valletta's City Gate. Designed by sculptor Vincent Apap and completed in 1959, the fountain features three bronze tritons—sea gods from Greek mythology—balancing a massive basin on their shoulders. This powerful work of art symbolizes Malta's deep connection to the sea and its maritime history. After years of disrepair, the fountain underwent an extensive and meticulous restoration, returning it to its former glory just in time for Valletta’s designation as the European Capital of Culture in 2018. It is now a stunning, iconic meeting point and a perfect photo opportunity for visitors entering the capital.

Impressive Fontaine ⛲️ Quite big and beautiful 🤩 Located just in the entrance to the old city 🌆 👍

This is a great landmark for a meeting point, and a photo opportunity. There are several food vendors located near the fountain - a great spot to grab a gelato, snack or cold drink and rest up for a bit.

My Experience at St. John’s Co-Cathedral Even after living in Malta for twenty years, every time I enter St. John’s Co-Cathedral, I feel the same sense of wonder, as if I am stepping into a sacred dream. This place is truly gem; it holds a presence that is both powerful and peaceful. The golden walls shimmer with history, and the silence feels alive, filled with centuries of faith and devotion. The pavimento, with its intricate marble inlays, tells another story beneath my feet rest the tombs of the Knights and the clerics of the Order. Each stone is like a chapter of history, each symbol a reminder of honor, sacrifice, and belief. It feels as though their spirits still guard this holy place. And then, there is Caravaggio’s masterpiece, The Beheading of St. John the Baptist. No matter how many times I stand before it, I am always struck by its intensity. The light and darkness, the raw humanity, the silence that follows the violence it all reaches deep into the soul. It’s not just a painting; it’s a revelation in each single detail. As an Italian who has called Malta home for two decades, this cathedral feels like a bridge between my origins and my adopted island. Every visit reminds me that beauty, faith, and art can transcend time and language. St. John’s Co-Cathedral is not only a monument it is a living, breathing miracle.

St. John’s Co-Cathedral is an **absolutely majestic and lavish masterpiece**. From the moment you step inside, you're surrounded by **ornate baroque architecture, gilded details, and stunning frescoes** that reflect the grandeur of Malta’s rich history. The site is **exceptionally well maintained**, and every corner tells a story. The **audio guide is available directly on your smartphone**, making the visit smooth and informative. It’s a great way to explore at your own pace while learning about the cathedral’s fascinating background. ⏳ **Tip**: Be sure to **buy your tickets online** in advance — it helps you **skip the queue at the entrance**, especially during peak hours. A must-see in Valletta for anyone interested in art, history, or simply breathtaking architecture!

One of the best place to visit when you are in Malta. I recommend buying tickets in advance (skip the line one). Ticket for children under 12 is free. There is audio guide available at each section. Once you scan the qr code, you can listen to it. For few sections photography is prohibited so be wary of that. Most sections can be photographed with flash turned off at all times. My favourite section was the Caravaggio one. His paintings are hauntingly beautiful and you get to understand the composition, technique etc of the art. The Caravaggio show is only held on few dates so check and book in advance is recommended.

Magnificent cathedral. THE must-visit of Malta. Its opulence is comparable to the Vatican. The level of details is baffling. The chapels per language of the Knights also brings an interesting competition between various part. I highly recommend doing the Bell Tour tour.

Beautiful. Worth seeing. I recommend buying tickets online as you skip the very long queue. Instead, there's a queue but shorter and you only wait up to 5 mins.

An absolute must-see! St John’s Co‑Cathedral in Valletta is breathtaking—from the richly decorated Baroque interior to the incredible Caravaggio masterpiece. The visitor experience is well-organized and immersive. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Malta!

If you go to only one place in Valletta then this should be it. A whole day would hardly be long enough. The Caravaggio experience was a bonus and was fantastic - properly explored the painting techniques he used in a fantastic immersive format that the overpriced and disappointing shows in London could learn from. This is just a beautiful place to be. It does cost to get in - 15 euros if you don't qualify for a concession - but it is so worth it. A 10/10 experience.

This was a really lovely edition to the temples tour and the hypogium. You can see the old large skulls and all sorts of other very well preserved artefacts from the Neolithic period. There’s 3 floors to enjoy and it’s only 5EUR entry. Great way to kill an hour or two and lots to learn / see. There’s some other periods but I personally recommend the Neolithic one. It really fits well with the ancient history of the country. There’s toilets on site

Some museums win you over with their collections, others with their architecture. This one does both, which frankly feels a bit greedy. Housed in a building so beautiful you could happily wander it empty, the museum is a reminder that the Maltese don’t do “ordinary” when it comes to stonework. The exhibitions are superbly curated — thoughtful, detailed, and arranged with a clear sense of storytelling. You move from prehistoric figurines to intricate artifacts with the feeling that someone has actually thought about the journey you’re on, rather than just shoving things in glass cases and hoping for the best. And yet, in the middle of all this, there’s the numismatic collection. Perfectly fine if you’re a coin enthusiast, but otherwise it’s a bit like finding a box of receipts in the middle of a grand opera. Interesting in its way, but it does feel like it wandered in from another museum and decided to stay. Still, that’s a minor quibble. Between the building itself, the sheer depth of the collection, and the skill with which it’s presented, this is one of those rare museums where you leave feeling smarter — and only partly because you spent two hours reading captions in your “educational” voice. Five stars, and I’d come back just to walk through that building again, coins and all.

Bottom section currently closed not sure for how long but upper level was open. There was still a lot of cool and interesting stuff to check out from various periods. The history is incredible. I would say a must see.

Next to the excavation site. Staffs are very helpful. Must see the faded painting of boat on the rock, well preserved at the museum. With some effort, you will be able to witness 4500 years old rock painting. unbelievable experience. Must go with family, kids would love this.

Fascinating exhibition. I was particularly impressed by the collection of ancient figurines. Definitely worth the visit if you're a fan of archaeology or want to learn something new about the past.

I love this museum, the staff is very well informed, exhibitions are interesting and everything is explained very clearly! Kudos for funny comics strops and the newly renovated grand room.

Awesome place. I was here on October's Sunday and it was calm, few people inside. English audio guide is British as hell (there're other options like Polish). Ask for it at the reception, there's an QR code for you to open on your phone's browser. Museum also has its own public wifi so don't worry about roaming data. Definitely take your own earphones/headphones for that. If you're curious about this island, then you must visit.

Fun fact: it is Europe's third-oldest working theatre and the oldest theatre still in operation in the Commonwealth of Nations. Even though it.s small - 623 seats - it is just superb to visit it and to listen to the guide tell its story. Go and visit it, but make sure it is in the morning, when they have a guide.

The tour is worth it and a great experience … you learn a lot with the nice and funny “Monsieur Baroque” (good actor!) … I recommend it also for children 10+ … the theatre is extraordinary rich in history as well as Malta itself is …

A nice and clean place. Quite peaceful, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s very safe, without undocumented individuals posing as doctors or engineers like in Western Europe.

Teatru Manoel is one of the true gems of Malta. If you are in Malta, this is one of the places you must go. It is one of the finest examples of Baroque architecture and one of the oldest working theatres in Europe.

We took a tour with a guide and it was great. Funny, interesting and beautiful. I recommend

Beautiful place by itself, but I definitely recommend catching a show if you can. We were here for Note Bianco, and all I can say is that the Maestrissimo show knocked our socks off. It's an amazing experience to see such a performance in a theatre so beautiful and full of history.

The guide was the most sympathic guy ive ever seen in such guided tours! He explained everything very well and the theater is so stunning, I also loved the look of the theater and that not so many people were there! If you are on malta its a must visit!

Firstly thanks Luke 👍our tour guide he was very enthusiastic which has to be the best start your tour and to escape the the sunshine on a very hot day. Our tour was 75 minutes long great history lesson over the age's but mostly the second world war. You can only imagine all the other room's that you can see through little gaps and staircases we love exploring it's just like Gibraltar WW2 tunnels. If you get the pass you you save quite a bit so get out there and explore!!

Amazing place. Plan 1-2 hours there. No need to book in advance. Fascinating history of how these underground shelters were used as war rooms for World War 2. And incredible stories of how Malta was used as a strategic point in the war and the epicenter of diversion techniques to eventually start the end of the war. Cheap tickets, a true gem!

Absolutely fascinating museum that does a great job of telling the story of Malta during the second world war. They have done a great job of preserving the underground shelters and decorating them with a variety of period artifacts. The result is that you can get a good sense of how the place looked during the Malta blitz. However, it's well worth timing your visit to take advantage of the guided tour. We had Mike as our guide and his explanation of how the fighter control operated was very clear and comprehensive. There is also a new, very extensive display that covers with Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily in July 1943 in great detail including from the Italian side and the perspective of the civilians.

Probably one of the best WW2 museums I've ever been to. So much information to take in. Great displays and original rooms still made up with the era specific items. Well worth a visit although was a little pricy at €20 each. Would definitely recommend.

We went on the War HQ Tunnels tour operated by the same company that runs the Lascaris War Rooms. This tour was extremely informative, engaging and took us to areas not accessible via the Lascaris War Rooms museum. This included tunnels constructed by the Knights Hospitaller (Knights of Malta) but also additional and extensive sections constructed during WW2. These areas housed the Combined War Headquarters of the Allies to command their forces and resist the extensive and devastating bombing of the Maltese islands. The tour covers the Fighter Sector Operations Room used during the Battle for Malta 1940-43, along with other operation rooms and facilities. It also shows the facilities and equipment used by NATO up to 1977, during the Cold War. A unique and immersive tour which I would thoroughly recommend to anyone with an interest in the history of Malta or WW2.

This is well worth a visit. It's an interesting tour of the under ground rooms. The guides are well informed and give a good overview of the history of the various rooms.

This was a great museum to visit. It's great they have kept or brought items to make this place look as authentic as it was during WWII. This museum covers 2 floors, both in a rock underground. A lot of information to absorb. Over all worth a visit if you are in Malta and into history and WWII.

Wandering through its narrow streets feels like stepping back in time. Highlights include the impressive St. John’s Co-Cathedral and the tranquil Upper Barracca Gardens, offering panoramic views of the Grand Harbour. The city is compact and walkable, making it easy to explore on foot.

Our first real ‘wooh’ moment as we walked the city of Valetta was the Lower Barrakka. As you enter the gardens you feel the peacefulness of the area and the tranquil sound of the water fountain is calming. The views looking over the water are stunning and the colour off the buildings from the sun is beautiful.

The Lower Barrakka Gardens in Valletta are a tranquil, smaller counterpart to the Upper Gardens, offering beautiful views of the Grand Harbour. They are home to a prominent neoclassical monument dedicated to Sir Alexander Ball and a temple-like structure, providing a peaceful escape for a quiet stroll and a moment of reflection.

A very lively place with great views of sea and city . Unique variety of flowers and cute benches to sit in . The arches are very beautiful and makes great pictures . Overall stunning place with stunning view. Entry free

What a wonderful find and what a stunning green oasis on the edge of Valetta! Perfect for a quiet break from the hustle of the old city, with perfectly kept gardens and amazing views across the sea. The colourful flowerbeds and the turqoise waters make it a dream for photographers or instagram posters. Plus there is a public toilet here if you must!

Lovely views, unfortunately the siege bell tower was covered up for maintenance (presumably). There a cafe/restaurant on site and places to sit and rest for a while after all the hills/steps. Worth going via St Barbara Street for the classic balconied apartments look.

A nice and clean place. Quite peaceful, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s very safe, without undocumented individuals posing as doctors or engineers like in Western Europe.

Brilliant place for a vegan ftira in Malta. This wee sandwich shop in the heart of Valetta offers made to order sandwiches and you can choose your ingredients from the large selection of vegetables and sauces that are vegan friendly. I think we had kunserva (traditional Maltese tomato sauce/spread) with rocket, aubergine & sun dried tomatoes and my partner avocado and mushroom. Both on traditional ftira bread. Very generous portion and nice to try traditional dishes from Malta but veganised.

Had a long exhausting day of sight seeing and was craving for something light and refreshing for lunch. Stumbled upon this cute little sandwich shop by chance and decided to give it a try with not much expectations and it surprisingly turned out to be one of the most delicious focaccia sandwich I’ve ever had. The bread was warm still, soft and crispy and the ingredients were fresh. Simple yet such a delight. Gets better with each bite. Genuinely could tell that the sandwiches were made with lots of love 🥪💞 A “culinary serendipity”!! 🌟 Please do yourself a favour and come try out one of their sandwiches if you’re nearby and tell them I said hi if you can 💃🏻

I visited The Submarine for lunch. It is located in the center, the people running the restaurant are very friendly & nice. There is an elaborate menu from which we can pick & choose whatever we want in the sandwich. It is helpful for vegetarians and vegans. The sandwich tasted amazing & it is pretty cheap! Highly recommended for everyone. I had selected Baguette with hot sauce, potatoes, onions & avocados.

Possibly the best sandwich i have ever had and not just in Malta. Super fresh ingredients and so tasty. Lovely service and always busy. For a little space it knows how to pack out and make good tasty food!

These are the best sandwiches you will ever eat!! The traditional Maltese bread (Ftira) is the perfect size and texture, the choices for toppings are unbelievable, and Simone’s customer service is outstanding. We went four times during our stay (including one to takeaway to the airport), and each time, Simone’s sandwiches delivered on flavour, freshness and price point (approx 5 euro per sandwich). Each sandwich is made with love and care. The toppings are evenly disturbed within the sandwich, ensuring each bite is as pleasant as the last. This is hands down the best meal we ate in Malta. There is also great seating available in the shade outside, and Simone will deliver your sandwiches and ice cold Kinnie with a smile.

Amazing place with delicious freshly made sandwiches. I ordered vegetarian maltese and the cheese was wonderful. The service was very helpful and friendly, helped a lot with choosing the perfect option. You can choose from different types or make your own sandwich. The bread was fresh, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. We waited only a few minutes for our order and paid 8€ for one sandwich. Highly reccomend!

Without doubt, the best sandwich my wife and I ever had. The woman working behind the counter is awesome, no frills, all warmth and jokes. Make your own, over 300,000 (yes) combinations. All fresh and delicious. You can't come to the island of Malta and not try this place. Ftira bread is the winning ticket ;)

We wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant — it’s a truly unforgettable experience! They serve traditional Maltese dishes, including starters, mains, and desserts, with everything clearly explained so you know exactly what you’re enjoying. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, and the food is absolutely delicious — beautifully seasoned and full of flavor. As vegetarians, we felt completely cared for and very satisfied with the variety offered. The personal touch from the staff, along with the stories they shared about the place, made the evening even more special. Definitely a 10 out of 10 stars experience!

We were so glad we booked to dine here during our stay in Valletta! Everything was outstanding from the food, drinks and service. The menu is a set sharing menu which is all local and seasonal. It is amazing what the chefs can create with the food that is available. The mains are a selection from a list where our server helped us decide from all the options. Every dish was well explained and absolutely delicious. You were not rushed and could sit and enjoy the dining experience. Highly recommended and we will be back!

Restaurant Tal-Petut specializes in local dishes with a seasonal twist, where all ingredients are sourced locally (some straight from the garden of the owner). There is no set menu, and depending on the produce of the day, the chef will prepare a three-course sharing meal at a set price of €45 per person. Our dishes included a selection of vegetable antipasti, succulent pork belly, slow-cooked rabbit (a local delicacy), stuffed chicken with fresh figs and Christmas-inspired desserts. And the service was great. Definitely a highlight! Follow on instagram for more travel inspiration: @revelintravel

Just Wow, the Classic and the best Restaurant I have visited in my lifetime. We were 6 people from office, and this place was selected by my local friend and colleague. This place requires reservation as mandatory, and the walk from main road to this restaurant is splendid, with lot of old building with beautiful art. We reached the restaurant around 8 pm, the welcome to the restaurant and way to the table was great, the server made sure we were comfortable. The service was just impeccable. I am a vegetarian and updated the same to the service guy, he made sure I had the best food. The server is explains in detail about the dishes of the day, they don't have printed menu, he explains step by step, everything is prepared fresh. This restaurant was the only one in while Malta where I got to eat authentic Maltese Food. Would recommend this hotel to each and everyone around the world to visit it atleast once. Met the owner at last and was so humble, Thank you for the great evening 😊

Tal-Petut Restaurant, one of the best I've ever experienced. Starting from the staff, the atmosphere and the food. The food is a rhapsody of taste. If you want to experience real Maltese cuisine in a different way, then you absolutely must not miss this restaurant.

We came to this restaurant without reservation and we were very lucky to get a table in 15 minutes. The food was great and the wine was delicious

Service and atmosphere were absolutely lovely! Made a real treat for my first evening in Malta. They included locally grown vegetables, herbs and edible flowers in the food which was a lovely touch. I recommend the rabbit dish was very nice. The other meats were ok, but not stand out. The pork with marmalade was overpowered by the marmalade which was a pity, and the rooster was tough and a bit dry, however the flavour of the sauce was very good. They didn’t have any herbal tea on the menu but kindly made me one fresh from the herbs in the kitchen. A really delightful touch that rounded off the evening beautifully.

Beautiful spot to watch the sunset in the evenings, especially from spring to summer. It also has a host of restaurants with indoor and a common outdoor seating area while you enjoy the ocean breeze and sight of boats docked at their spots after sailing.

Oh my days! Valletta you stunning stunning place!!!! I had half a day and it will take weeks to explore you properly! But this is about the waterfront.... There are some proper waterfront bars eateries and casino type thing, there are charming port buildings and the staff are friendly and helpful and just lovely, then there is the lift (what a godsend!!!) and the little traditional boats too (next time!!!) and traditional tourist trap shops which we all love :)

One of our many visits to Malta and year after year it never lets us down with sheer old world charm and beauty. Take your time walking around and look up!!!!! The buildings are breathtaking in many places.

Great shopping, and great restaurants. Well set up to get travelers quickly back to their cruise ships.

Plenty of restaurants to choose from, and some interesting gift shops. Busy when the cruise ship docks, quiet when not. Lots of boats to look at.

Just love Malta...so much to see and do steeped in History and great restaurants and eaterers and shops to spend yer holiday Dosh 💯🎉💯👌

Valletta water front is a very nice place to visit. There are bars and eateries along the ship docking area and the architecture all over valletta is wonderful.

You walk in expecting a modest little collection — a few paintings, maybe a dusty bust of someone important if you squint. And then suddenly, boom, they hit you with more art than the building can physically handle. It’s like the curators kept saying “Oh, and put this one up too” until every wall had the visual density of a Renaissance flea market. Does it feel cluttered? A little. Do I care? Not really — if the choice is between “too much art” and “not enough art,” I know where I stand. Now, about those little description signs: lovely idea, questionable execution. Sometimes the different language sections aren’t separated into paragraphs. It’s not a disaster, but after a while, you start reading everything twice. The building itself is gorgeous — the kind of place you wish you could rent for a long weekend and pretend you inherited. Staff are friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed, and despite the occasional wall feeling like a visual game of Tetris, the experience is genuinely excellent.

If you’re visiting Valletta, I highly recommend stopping by MUŻA, the National Community Art Museum of Malta. It’s not a huge museum — you can see everything in about an hour and a half (or even an hour if you go quickly) — but it’s well worth the time. The collection is varied and engaging, featuring works by Maltese artists as well as international ones. You’ll find paintings, sculptures, and a range of interesting objects, all well-presented in a beautifully restored historic building. Overall, it’s a great way to experience Malta’s artistic heritage and see some truly lovely pieces of art without spending half a day. Definitely worth a visit while you’re in the area.

Interesting museum but with few great paintings and painters - except for Il Caravaggio and G. Bellini. The Baroque period is well represented, plus they have a few Icons which are beautiful. Don't expect something like Gli Uffizi in Italy. However, it was a pleasant and decent visit, in a nice environment.

Absolutely loved our dinner at Mùzu in Valletta. The food was creative, beautifully presented, and full of flavour — the risotto and dessert were real highlights. Huge thanks to Raj, our waiter, who was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience seamless. And special shout-out to Dinesh for the incredible cocktails — some of the best we had in Malta. Stylish setting, great vibes. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The permanent exhibition presents art and artefacts through different period of the Maltese heritage and history. A surprising discovery. The staff is friendly and very helpful.

Beautiful Maltese paintings and sculptures. Highly recommended a visit to see the breadth of art available here. Particularly liked the sculptures myself.

I liked the more modern art but the baroque is not really my taste. Well presented but could have done with being offered a plan/layout or audio guide as it was really difficult to find the way out from first floor! Could have been difficult in a fire as one fire exit sign took us to a lift. I would say that staff are more interested in security than ensuring visitors have a good experience.

We had a fantastic experience at Terrone and ate some highly memorable dishes that left me feeling content and inspired. We opted for the tasting menu aptly named ‘Mare’ which had some truly exceptional dishes. The stars of the show were the octopus and the risotto which really stood out and despite being incredibly full I still devoured my dessert as it was truly special. The trigger fish was very flavourful however it was slightly on the dryer side. When the fish was paired with the sauce it came with the dryness was a non issue for me as I am quite tolerable to salty food however my partner was struggling to eat it due to the sauce’s high salt content. The atmosphere was wonderful, the restaurant is beautifully secluded with a sea front view that opens into a magnificent harbour. The service unfortunately could have done with some improvements, at this price tag I typically would expect the servers to be replenishing our water and wine glasses but I did find myself delving into the ice bucket on all but one occasion to serve my partner and I extra wine. Additionally when consuming a tasting menu which is typically 6+ dishes, I appreciate the servers providing a description of each dish as it is being served however this had to be requested at each dish and it did seem at times like the servers didn’t know the menu nor what they were serving (to be fair I imagine this is challenging given the menu changes everyday). The server did spill oil across the table when clearing the plates and despite pointing it out didn’t come and clean it without us having to ask her to do so. We did also order some sides to be served with our main however it seemed these were forgotten about as they seemed rushed to prepare them after we had mentioned they appeared missing and only arrived half way through our mains. I would recommend people to go to Terrone despite the mixed service we received and would gladly return again when I am next in Malta. With some slight adjustments I believe Terrone could improve on its already great reputation given its Bib Gourmand.

Such a cool little hidden spot — totally worth checking out. The food was amazing! The octopus was out of this world, and the Castellucio lentils, samphire that came with the fresh local fish was a dream. Super friendly, first-class service. If you want to play it safe, make a reservation — this place gets busy for a reason.

My brother & I stayed in Birgu for 5 weeks. Wanted to try this place from day 1. We booked it for our last night. What a fabulous night to end this trip. Great service, the seafood tasting menu was perfect and delicious, the views..,just everything. We tried a lot of the restaurants in Birgu. This one was hands down the best.

We had such an amazing night at Terrone in Malta. Chef Adrian and his team have created an incredible mix of refined casual dining in an incredible setting in Birgu. The oysters and Maltese wine recommendations were divine. Take a water taxi from Valletta and discover this gorgeous part of Malta.

We went for tasting menus - Mare and Terre. It was fabulous, we were stuffed before desserts arrived. And the taste - unreal, every dish was finished with applause to the Chef. Service quick and attentive.

Easily one of the best restaurants in Malta! The service is top notch, the food is fantastic and the environment incredible!! Tucked away in a small inlet, its amazing little restaurant really makes you feel relaxed welcome and well looked after! The owner / head chef is such a talent, bringing a great vibe and incredible food! Go for the set menu (or at least the mixed seafood grill) you cannot go wrong!!

We came for the first time for our anniversary. Everything was great, the food was delicious. The staff was very kind and helpful☺️ We will come again

Nice little cafe run by friendly people! I came here for some coffee and something sweet. Sat outside with great views over the harbour, although the inside also looks lovely and they got a little shop selling artisan goods!

Such a lovely bar/cafe. We sat inside and cooled down, whilst having a few drinks. The interior is lovely and the staff are friendly and efficient. We didn't have food, but the pizzas and salads that we t past us looked good.

Nice area by the yachts, very friendly staff and delicious haloumi salad. I thought it would be more expensive seeing the close proximity to touristic attractions but prices are fair as well. :)

great services and food is good and reasonably priced. the only downside is for some reason they do not accept credit card (they have an atm machine but charges you a withdrawal fee)

Very nice place, gorgeous view, fair prices, excellent cheeze and fruit platter. The service was confused and a bit slow at the start, but everything turned out ok.

Great place for focaccia, pizza and drinks! Prices and quality make it worth the effort to walk a bit, along with the views and friendly staff;-)

Great place away from the noise.. Good wine selection, we only took some nibbles but they where very good. This place is a bit different. Don't expect wine list..

The Museum may not be very large, but it offers a fascinating collection of exhibits. The models and dioramas are especially impressive – detailed and very realistic, they give a good sense of the history being presented. While there aren’t many military vehicles on display, the ones available are quite rare and not something you often see elsewhere. Overall, it’s a compact but very interesting museum that provides a unique perspective on Malta’s wartime history. Definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in history or military heritage.

One of the best museums in Malta. You will want 3 hours here to take in the sites, view points and lean about the history. A good 500 years of history is covered. Air con inside, and most of the museum is indoors. One of the few wheel chair friendly museums in Malta.

Very impressed by this historic monument. A bastion full of history, so beautiful and so wonderfully preserved. The tour is well structured and allows you to see lots of interesting things about such a wide span of history. My favorite part is on the Great Siege. I highly recommend this must-see!

What an excellent place to visit whilst in Valletta for the day! For just €10 you get access to the fort and war museum, plus some picturesque views across the bay. The museum itself was really well done, with a mix of written displays and video exhibits to really bring the stories to life. Each era is split across different buildings, so there is a fair bit of walking involved (including stairs) but it’s well worth it! Easy to spend 1-2 hours here.

Very well laid out, excellent and informative displays. Told the story if this amazing island really well. Original George Cross medal on display. Loved it. Allow min 2 hours. Wonderful views too.

This was a cool experience. Not only was this a fort but they have incorporated a few rooms with memorabilia from different times in Malta's history. Well worth a visit. There is a lot of steps to see everything for those that my struggle with steps. We also got to experience the VR they opened the day we visited (we were told). This is a place where if walls could talk it would amazing to hear. If you want to see everything this can take upto 1.5 to 2 hours easily. Also some great views of the sea and the skyline.

A truly remarkable historical site. The exhibits provide clear and insightful explanations of Maltese history, offering visitors a deeper understanding of the island’s rich heritage. Additionally, the fort presents a stunning ocean and port view.

This was a really cool authentic home to see. They have kept and set up the home to how it would have looked like in the past. We were lucky to be one of the few people visiting the time we went as to have basically the whole place to ourselves. The underground shelter was also cool to see. The wealth some family's had from the past was astonishing to see. Worth a visit. They offer guided tours or self tours. Lockers were out of order when we visited. This is also a bed and breakfast as we saw a few people on the lower floors walking in robes, so it shares some spaces with a B&B.

Definitely a must see when in Valletta! We went for a guided tour around noon and there were only four people including us. We loved being in small group like that as the guide offered us enough time to also explore on our own and ask as many questions as we wanted. The tour feels like you’re visiting your rich auntie which I find daring. The house is not only a museum, there’s still a lot of life in it. I love visiting houses like that and this is one of the most lively ones I’ve seen thanks to more recent objects on display. A very refreshing experience. The place is still in use after hours by the family and it feels homely and cozy. It’s a bit chaotic and that’s why it feels personal. After the tour we were offered to continue exploring the rooms and the shelter in our own pace so we used the opportunity to spend some more time there.

Definitely worth a visit if you are nosey and like trinkets and portraits. The house is not very big but each room is packed with things. The audio guide is nicely organised and detailed without being too long. There is a cute tiny cafe inside on the terrace. The bomb shelter is also interesting but beware there will be mud and you will get it all over yourself if you are wearing anything long and loose.

Casa Rocca Piccola is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Valletta. This 16th-century noble residence offers a rare opportunity to step into Malta’s aristocratic past. Unlike many other historical sites, Casa Rocca Piccola is still a family home, which makes the experience even more authentic and personal. The guided tours are excellent and very informative, giving visitors a chance to see beautifully decorated rooms, antique furniture, artworks, and family heirlooms that have been preserved for centuries. One of the highlights is the underground wartime shelters, which provide a powerful glimpse into Malta’s role during World War II. The collection of costumes, silverware, and traditional Maltese crafts is also remarkable. What makes Casa Rocca Piccola special is the warm and personal touch of the guides, who share not only history but also stories about the current family who still live there. The courtyard and garden are peaceful spots to relax after the tour. If you are in Valletta, this museum-home is a must-see. It combines history, culture, and charm in a way that truly captures the spirit of Malta. I highly recommend including it in your itinerary.

A wonderful experience! Marquis de Pro one of the noble family members spoke to us. He was kind and filled us in on historical items in the home. The bomb shelter and rooms were awesome.

A beautifully preserved old family home with a fascinating collection of historical and artistic artifacts and memories. It’s definitely worth joining the guided tour — Daniel was incredibly knowledgeable and gave a full picture not just of the family’s story, but of Malta’s history as well. Kiku is an absolute sweetheart 🦜🥰

So much Maltese history in this mansion. The mansion is full of articles which spans multiple generations. Don't forget to go down to basement/bomb shelter area.

From the outside it's dome looks incredibly majestic, however on the inside it's not that impressive, there are more beautiful churches in the area. Good thing the entrance is free.

Beautiful bazilika which is exactly as it should be - beautiful, peaceful and modest, not full of wealth which should be used for good causes. Opens only after 5pm (service time). So when you visit you see also how is service done in Malta. Was shocked to find out that the church cupola is actually oval, not round as it appears from outside.

This is a beautiful place, down a Valletta side street. It is free to enter and is very peaceful inside and much quieter than the Cathedral. It has an amazing domed ceiling, beautiful architecture, and wonderful marble floors. Please visit here.

An impressive basilica crowned with a massive oval dome, visible from as far as Mdina and unmistakable from the ferry between Sliema and Valletta. This beautifully spacious Roman Catholic church features richly colored marble floors and walls. One of Malta’s significant modern churches, it was built between 1958 and 1981. Its dome, alongside the tower of St. Paul’s Pro-Cathedral, stands as one of the most iconic landmarks in Valletta’s skyline.

very calm Catholic church, but check the opening hours before you go

Lovely place to visit €2 entry

One of the more underrated churches in Valetta. It is lesser known than the other ones but still a sight to behold. The clear white dome is a huge contrast to the fresco ceiling of other churches nearby. I was able to catch part of a mass service here on a weekend and there was a choir. The acoustics in this place are quite good for the size of the structure. Overall worth it to at least take a peak inside or sit for an entire Sunday mass, if that's your thing. Good historical landmark!

The three cities were hands down one of the best things about this country. It’s like walking through a time gone by, and it was really awesome to see where and how Maltese people live. Visted them all today.

It's a lovely waterfront with various restaurants, cafés and bars. Unfortunately I noticed a lot of litter, broken pavements and noise pollution but all in all, it is a nice area. Would be nicer to maintain it properly 😜

Stroll attractive alleys and streets with genuine Maltese architecture but without thousands of tourists. View Valletta town with its yellow limestone commanding heights and castles from Fort St. Angelo. Frequent bars and restaurants without queues. A mixture of modern marinas and medieval military sights, that is Birgu. A short ferry trip from Valletta. Do visit.

One of of the best areas in Malta,lovely walk to the Dort St Angelo with stunning view of Valleta and elegant yatchs.

A nice and clean place. Quite peaceful, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s very safe, without illegal doctors or engineers like in Western Europe.

Absolutely beautiful and extremely romantic!! A perfect place for long walks, stunning photos, dining out and it is popular amongst the locals mainly which is a huge advantage!! Also, it is relatively clean in comparison to the rest of the island:-) Overall score: 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

If you're looking for a great place to take a walk, enjoy some good food, and take in some stunning views, then this location is an absolute must-visit! The area is steeped in history, and there's so much to explore and discover around every corner. The restaurants here are top-notch, offering delicious food and great service. And of course, the views are simply breathtaking - you can't help but feel awed by the beauty of it all. Whether you're here for lunch, dinner, or just a casual stroll, you won't be disappointed. Highly recommended!

Went with friends, and we all really enjoyed the food. The place is set up more for a quick lunch rather than a relaxed meal. Outside, the tables are set too closely together, which takes away from any sense of intimacy and doesn’t really invite you to stay longer.

Great place. Delicious food, large portions. Very nice service. You can sit inside or outside with a view of the port. The menu card is a coloring book, children are happy. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

After walking around Fort St Angelo we stopped here for some lunch. It was a distinctly average experience. The food to price quality was out and it has elevated prices for what you receive. The service is also slow and a trifle chaotic too. Probably best to try an alternate restaurant unless you’re desperate.

Great food and portions are plentiful! We have dined here multiple times and never been disappointed with the food and service. Great harbour views.

Ate breakfast here. Unfortunately we waited about 40 minutes to have our order taken. Other people around us were served ahead of us. One of our party went to speak to a member of staff and our drink order was taken however the drinks didnt arrive for what felt like an age. When the food finally arrived it was really good, just shame about ther service. It would put me off eating here again.

Delicios food, very nice waiters. We felt very good here. Please raise the salary for the Marocco waiter from Casablanca. He is such a nice person and he made us to stay one more hour, to Have some drinks. Good to know - they have HAPPY HOUR for cocktails until 18:00 I think (1 + 1 free)

Had some light bites and a cocktail here. Fantastic service, very friendly staff and yummy food. Not super pricey but not affordable either. Great views.

my absolute FAVOURITE gelato place in Malta and I've been to many. Fair prices for good portion size and the gelato is delicious!! There are more sweet flavours, so if youre someone who loves sweet/ chocolate (like kinder, snickers, ferrero, etc) flavoured ice-creams, here is the place to go :)) I really recommend the cookies flavour!

Had two delicious crepes here, late in the evening since they open late even on weekdays. One with pistachio and it was fantastic. Plenty of sauce and crushed pistachios on it. The second with the Nutella sauce and it was also delicious. There was a great amount of sauce and icing sugar on this and we really enjoyed it. We also shared a mini banoffee ice cream to be able to taste it and it was great! The service was great and there’s a little area to sit outside and enjoy.

The best ice cream on Malta. Coffee was really good. The Croissant was amazing. Good prices.

Although the best quality ice cream is found at Rivareno, for most people, the best quality-quantity-price combination is probably found at Sottozero (for reference; as of the end of 2023, three scoops at Rivareno cost about one Euro less than at Sottozero, but three scoops at Rivareno is also about the size of only one scoop at Sottozero - see my picture for the size of three scoops at Sottozero... :P). And the ice cream is genuinely good! The dark chocolate sorbet is genuinely good, the flavours taste as they should - that is, delicious - and, well, the size speaks for itself. The staff is friendly too. Note that there aren't many seating places though, this is something that could be improved.

The best ice-cream on Malta. Croissant looks tasty, but next time I will try it. Price is a bit high, but the spoon is big so if you compare with other this is good price for excelent taste and size of spoon. Recommend.

This particular Gelato shop was my absolute favorite whilst on Malta and it is located directly and conveniently across from the Sliema ferries. I had the Kinder Egg and also the Cherry Gelato here, they were exceptionally tasty. The Gelato here is well displayed and I’ve noticed that many a seller with the most delectable Gelato also do well in terms of presentation of their dessert wares. Friendly staff and astronomically good Gelato! I was thrilled! Please try the Kinder Egg and if you, like me love combos of chocolate and cherry then please get their regular cherry flavor.

Great gelato, good variety of tastes, kind staff. I was told that it’s the best ice cream on the island and it lived up my expectation. I agree with some of the previous reviews that they could use bigger cups so the ice cream does not melt in your hands. However, the taste deserves 5 stars.

Really enjoyed visiting Fort St Angelo in the 3 Cities area. Coming from Australia you just don’t see this sort of thing. It’s historical significance is amazing and Malta should be proud of what they have done at this site. If you take your time and watch the media displays you will learn so much. Great views of Valletta and surrounding 3 Cities. Always a display of super yachts parked out front adds to the atmosphere.

My first fortress ever, and I’m really impressed. I especially enjoyed the residential part of the fort. It’s also a great spot to watch the cannon salutes in Valletta, and overall the fort offers stunning views of the sea and the city.

Fort St. Angelo is absolutely breathtaking and a must-see when visiting Birgu! The location itself is incredible, with panoramic views over the Grand Harbour and Valletta. The fort is steeped in history, from the time of the Knights of St. John to its role in World War II, and it’s very well presented with detailed exhibits and restored areas to explore. Walking through the bastions feels like stepping back in time, and the sense of scale is amazing. It’s peaceful, atmospheric, and a perfect place to take in Malta’s heritage. Highly recommended for both history lovers and anyone who enjoys stunning views.

Fort St. Angelo is one of many amazing buildings built by the Knights of the order of St. John. It is massive and it takes around 2 hours to roam and envelop all the wonderous nooks and crannies of this place. The views are amazing and take time to sit and watch the video productions especially the one in the middle room featuring the great siege of Malta.

Fort St. Angelo in Malta is an incredible historical site that offers a deep dive into the island’s rich past. The fort is beautifully preserved, with informative exhibits that bring centuries of history to life. The panoramic views of the Grand Harbour from the top are absolutely breathtaking. Overall, it’s a must-visit location with a powerful atmosphere and great historical significance.

An important historical monument for Malta with lots of history to it and beautiful views entrance fee is €10 for adult and €6 for children. Not many ques in the ticket booth

Extremely interesting place to visit. Full of information via a variety of sources. Quiet at the time of our visit and we'll worth it. Easy to get to if you get a water taxi from Valetta harbour (same place as the Gozo High Speed Ferry). Gives amazing views of the harbour and surrounding areas.

Alice Springs Restaurant & Cafe is a very popular establishment on Isla seafront. Serving a full range of food items including snacks. I took the traditional Maltese ftira served with tuna,olives,onions, capers and lettuce. Traditionally served with extra virgin olive oil concentrated tomato paste. Miriam was my server. Miriam is friendly with a lovely smile, hard working and professional. She worked the entire restaurant alone and was very efficient. My ftira costed 3.50 and my lager 2.00. In my opinion Alice Springs has one of the best and tastiest Ftira on the island. The restaurant is pet friendly and my dog enjoyed sharing it with me. The views of the harbour are outstanding also.

Beautiful, resturants fabulous

Very quiet and nice place you can find here flats with reasonable price. And everywhere is close.

I was born in Senglea it was my amazing childhood place it is an amazing experience to visit the water from for a snack and a beer. Also, great restaurants where you can eat at reasonable prices

Pleasant walk with options to stop for a drink and a bite to eat

This was probably one of the first places in Malta that I really fell in love with. The Three Cities area definitely has a charm all its own in a place that's full of charming areas.

Beautiful area!

Such an amazing place! We ended up staying for almost 6 hours and still felt there was more to see. What I liked most is that everything is interactive, so you’re not just looking at things but actually trying them out. The Formula 1 simulator was a highlight, and the planetarium show was really impressive too. The staff were very kind and happy to explain how things worked. Tickets are 8 euros, very reasonable for what you get. Even on a Sunday it didn’t feel too crowded. If you go, try to arrive early so you have time to explore everything without rushing. Definitely worth 5 stars and more!

We went with 5 and 3 year old kids. They said “we went to the best museum in the world! A museum only for kids!!!” We went to the planetarium too, the 3 year old didn’t like to be in a dark room so me and he went out to see the space exhibition an dad with the 5 year old enjoyed the show! The best part was when we were about to leave we found a rabbit hole in the playground it was very nice I went inside, too! The family section with the balla was amazing the kids was there more than an hour… I recommend it for all ages it explains very nice and easy to understand every day physics we see around us!

Very nice place for even small children, see section with hand manipulation board and comfy chairs for parents of carers. The only disadvantage is the temperature in the cafeteria, it was unbearably hot and humid, which is a shame as it offers healthy options for kids like salmon rice peas. Do sth about air con there and it will be perfect

Very nice facility, full of fun for kids, and the planetarium is wonderful. You need to go early, so you will have time to visit all, and have time to leisure around the nice building. The staff is very polite and very thoughtful, especially the guy working at the planetarium. Lovely experience!

Esplora is a wonderful place, the children love it and it is very interesting, seeing the children having so much fun and taking an interest of how things work,But it is not just for children it's very interesting for adults too, it's a must go place at least once.

A really great alternative to all the popular landmarks and places to visit on Malta! I had a lot of fun, thats definitely not a museum reserved only for kids ;)

Great place for young and old, learning about science never been that fun as here. Come early so you can enjoy the place and not like us an hour before closing. We had to Speedrun the place and yet had lots of fun learning

A very nice view and chill place alongside harbor. Food is good, big portions. There was happy hour for cocktails around 4pm. A nice place to sit on the waterfront if you are visiting 3 cities.

Delicious food,immaculately done. Great cocktail menu. Swift service. Stunning view,can be romantic for couples.

Went with a group of 7 people three times. Every time food was delicious, amazing. They always had a table for us. The staff already knew us, they were so nice to us all the time. Reasonable prices, big portions, good views. Our favorite restaurant while we were in Malta.

We visited Sottovento during the weekend and sat down at 19:05, but the waiter only came at 19:35 to take our drink and food orders — a full 30-minute wait just to order. There seemed to be only one person handling the tables, taking orders, and providing menus, assisted by just two or three others who served dishes and cleared tables. Despite their effort, the restaurant felt understaffed, and the service was noticeably slow. We ordered three different pasta dishes, which arrived 2–3 minutes apart. Unfortunately, all three were mediocre at best — lacking in both flavor and size. Overall, while the location and atmosphere were pleasant, the service delays and underwhelming food made the experience disappointing.

Rude staff — we waited 25 minutes for the menu and even asked for it twice, but never received it. Really impolite service; it’s not worth supporting such rudeness. Better to give your money to kind people and enjoy your meal in a nice atmosphere somewhere else.

Pizza and the pasta 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🧿❤️ and today we came again the service are realy perfect guys here i saw some bad comments amd im realy shock im living in malta almist 28 years and i have a the same business for me tjis restaurant staff are realy friendly and they are good working they come oyr table to ask atleast if we need something or no some places they dnt ewen say bay or thnks when u leaving the place

Loved our lunch here. Both waiting staff were super observant they knew what we needed before we did. 2 for 1 on great cocktails & food was perfect if not too large a portion as neither of us could finish our food.

Attended a family lunch here the other day. I was really impressed by how the waiter managed such a big group and got all the orders correct. He did all this with a big smile and was so pleasant. All the staff were! We had a set menu with great choices. The food was delicious 😋. My pasta dish was full of flavour and filling. I sampled the salmon bowl and that too was amazing!! Great location and love the vibes of the place.

Don Berto is highly recommended for anyone who wants to dine in peace in a beautiful setting right by the scenic harbor of the Three Cities. The location is superb—especially on the outdoor terrace, where the view is stunning. The waiters are all friendly and helpful; no request is too much. And then there’s the food: varied, generous portions, and no long waiting times. We are from north area but for sure definitely we visit you again.

Truly lovely experience. We had a family get together and we were given a private room which immediately made us truly comfortable as we have small children. The services aid the food was excellent. Highly recommended.

Service was great.. no wait seating. A second story restaurant overlooking the harbor filled with beautiful boats. I ordered the full rack of ribs and they were perfect. It was a friday night and people were absolutely enjoying themselves.

Overall very good experience, the food was very good and abundant. I took the spare ribs, which they were very meaty, and one could also taste the different herbs used. The food and beverage server Lee did an excellent job in taking good care of us during our dinner from start to finish.

So frustrating! We tried here for lunch & loved the balcony view (stunning) but on our way up the stairs saw a member of staff fixing a table so asked her if we could get a table for 2 where she replies sure sit where ever you want. After waiting a long time we went & got our own menus as we were being ignored while all staff including who I think was the owner was pampering a large group telling them she'd take them out tomorrow on her catamaran. Staff could clearly see us but looked right through us 🤔 on googling we think the lunch service may have ended but why did they tell us to find a seat & if you can see customers sitting waiting maybe talk to them. If your not open simply tell us! Unless they were open but didn't want yo serve us?

My favorite go to restaurant in the whole of Malta. I have been here countless amount of times and not once have I ever had to complain about anything! The food is Amazing and the service managed by Jeffery is top notch. I definitely recommend this great restaurant

Lovely cheese and ham omelette and fried rabbit! And smoothies and cappuccino also! Recommended!

Sunday lunchtime. Perfect location. Considerate Staff. Delicious smoked salmon salad, freshly baked chicken baguette and gluten free pasta chosen for allergy. Thank you.

We stopped by for lunch and it was one of the best meals we have had in months! We started with some very well made Aperol Spritzes.. her Maltija pizza was delicious, and the rabbit stew was the best rabbit I have ever eaten! I would highly recommend this restaurant and thank you!!!

Local Maltese cuisine, we took the rabbit, tuna steak and swordfish. Everything was really good. Nice and kind service by the family who ru s this restaurant. We recommend this place.

Delicious spaghetti at a cheap price. The coffee is nice as well. There's airco inside as well if you are looking for a place to cool down and have some food.

Nice little local place with simple terrace with great view on the center. Staff is friendly and nice. Food is good, but not the best. I recommend homemade cheese ravioli and maltese platter for the starter. Ravioli were filled with cream cheese and pasta was al dente. Tomato sauce was very rich in flavor and went great with mild cheese from ravioli. On the platter you get olives, dried tomatos, sausage, bruschette, goat cheese in vinegar (very tasty) and bigilla (traditional mashed beans spred). Great for opening your apetite. Overall, nice place, you should visit it!

Good place on a beautiful location overlooking the old center. A very friendly young woman served me and my breakfast was served in 5 minutes. Great atmosphere inside and cosy terrace outside. Ideal for breakfast, lunch, coffee etc. Just minutes away from the ferry to Valetta and the bus stop.