Explore the best-preserved world heritage site in Europe! As you walk along the narrow winding streets of Valletta with its traditional wooden balconies, the past of the island almost merges with the present. See the Lascaris War Rooms – an underground complex of tunnels and chambers that used to be the War Headquarters during World War II. Get up close with the oldest of its kind Saluting Battery and perhaps see it in action. Explore 18th-century Upper Barrakka Gardens – a beautiful gift from an Italian Knight and the best viewpoint of the city. Marvel at the Valletta Waterfront which is a truly spectacular example of baroque architecture built by Grand Master Pinto. Learn about the St. John's Co-Cathedral – the first complete high Baroque building anywhere existing and discover the Palace of the Grand Master – the epicenter of power in Malta built right after the Great Siege. With this tour, you will travel through different historical eras of Malta and listen to fascinating stories from each of them.

Embark on a captivating journey through Valletta with this self-guided audio tour, tailored for curious minds eager to discover the city's architectural marvels and historical tales. Perfect for those fascinated by Malta's capital, this walking tour will unveil the essence of Valletta's Baroque beauty and its storied past. The adventure begins at the Church of Our Lady of Victory, marking the birthplace of this fortified city, and concludes with the solemn Great Siege Monument. Along the way, pass the Auberge de Castille, which heralds the power of the knights with its commanding presence. Admire the stoic walls of the Grandmaster's Palace, and revel in the contrasting neoclassical elegance of the National Library of Malta. The route also guides you through the significance of St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral and the tranquility of St. Francis of Assisi Church. Witness the artistry of the Church of St John the Baptist's façade, before winding down at the historical Auberge de Provence, home to profound archaeological treasures. Guests will leave with memories of picturesque gardens, majestic palaces, and the harmonious blend of cultural influences that have shaped Valletta into the UNESCO World Heritage site it is today. The enduring, tangible connection to its chivalrous founders is felt with every step on the cobblestone paths that weave through the city's history.