attractions
Experience what Malta has to offer while staying at The Embassy Valletta Hotel
If you find yourself in doubt about what you should visit next, you’ve come to the right place. Through years of carefully curated selection, we have compiled an extensive list of attractions including some secret spots you will not hear about very often.
Hagar Qim & Mnajdra
Dating back over 5,000 years, this prehistoric temple complex is a marvel of megalithic engineering and a window into the rich history of Malta’s Neolithic
Ggantija Temples
Deep in the heart of the Maltese archipelago lies a mesmerizing archaeological wonder, the Ggantija Temples. Dating back to a staggering 5,500 years ago, these
Church of St. Catherine of Italy
Built in the 16th century, the Church of St. Catherine of Italy showcases a blend of Baroque and Italian Renaissance styles, reflecting the influences of
Muza – Museum of Fine Arts
Muza, short for the Mużew Nazzjonali tal-Arti (National Museum of Fine Arts), stands as a captivating cultural institution that celebrates the nation’s rich artistic heritage.
Spazju Kreativ
Originally constructed in 1588 as a watchtower by the Knights of St. John, St. James Cavalier played a crucial role in safeguarding Valletta’s fortifications during
Floriana Granaries
The Floriana Granaries, also known as “Il-Grenarji,” were built during the 17th and 18th centuries. Their strategic location, close to Valletta, Malta’s capital city, made
Sliema & St. Julian’s
One of the main draws of Sliema and St. Julian’s is the abundance of bars, restaurants, and shops that line the streets. Whether you’re craving
St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral
Built between 1839 and 1844, St. Paul’s Pro-Cathedral was constructed to meet the needs of the burgeoning Catholic community in Valletta. At the time, Malta
Basilica of Our Lady Mount Carmel
Construction of the Basilica of Our Lady Mount Carmel began in 1570, making it one of the oldest churches in Valletta. Its rich history is
St. John’s Co-Cathedral
Built by the Knights of Malta between 1572 and 1577, this remarkable co-cathedral stands as a masterpiece of Baroque design, exuding a sense of grandeur
Fort St. Elmo
Constructed by the Knights of St. John in the late 16th century, Fort St. Elmo was strategically positioned to command the entrance to the Grand
Upper Barrakka Gardens
Perched high on the fortifications of Valletta, the Upper Barrakka Gardens is an exquisite gem that offers breathtaking views of the Grand Harbour and the
Grandmaster’s Palace
Nestled in the heart of Valletta, Malta, the Grandmaster’s Palace stands as a resplendent testament to the island’s rich history and enduring grandeur. Constructed under
Lower Barrakka Gardens
Dating back to the 17th century, the Lower Barrakka Gardens offers visitors a delightful blend of history, nature, and stunning views of the Grand Harbour.
Ta Pinu Church
This sacred sanctuary, with its awe-inspiring architecture and miraculous history, holds a special place in the hearts of the Maltese people. Perched atop a gentle
Blue Grotto
Located on the southern coast of Malta, the Blue Grotto is a mesmerizing natural wonder that beckons travellers from all corners of the world. Renowned
St. Paul’s Catacombs
Dating back to the Roman period, St. Paul’s Catacombs hold a profound historical significance as a testament to Malta’s multicultural heritage. Named after the apostle
Popeye Village
This whimsical village was built for a fun movie back in the old days, and now it has become a colourful and cheerful attraction that
Tarxien Temples
These prehistoric temples, believed to have been constructed between 3600 and 2500 BC, offer a mesmerizing glimpse into Malta’s distant past and hold a significant
Mdina – Silent City
Located on a hilltop, overlooking the picturesque Maltese countryside, lies the enchanting city of Mdina, the first populated place in Malta. With a history dating
Blue Lagoon – Comino
With its clear, dazzling blue waters and soft, sandy shores, Blue Lagoon is one of the favorite escapes for travelers seeking pure relaxation and aquatic
Hypogeum
Dating back over 5,000 years, the Hypogeum is one of the world’s oldest underground temples and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Carved meticulously into the
The Three Cities
Nestled on the eastern side of Malta’s Grand Harbour, the Three Cities – Birgu, Senglea, and Cospicua – beckon with a rich tapestry of history
