• Reliving The Sacra Infermeria - Discover how the Knights of St John managed sexual diseases in their hospital.
• Knisja Santa Magdalena - Learn about the Magdalene nuns, a group of former prostitutes, who utilized this church and the adjacent monastery, and how some struggled to leave their past behind.
• Valletta - Stroll through the hidden streets of South Valletta and uncover scandalous stories of romance, desire, abortion, and fake marriages.
• Bażilika Santwarju tal-Madonna tal-Karmnu - Admire the dome of the Carmelite Church while listening to the extraordinary story of Caterina Vitale - a pharmacist to the Knights of St John, who was also known as a prostitute, witch, slave trader, and torturer.
• Grand Master’s Palace - Conclude the tour at St George’s Square, outside the Grand Master’s Palace, and hear about how the 16th Century Grand Master Verdalle harbored a grudge against a cardinal in Rome. This animosity led Verdalle to erect a rude and insulting monument in Valletta’s main square as an act of revenge against the cardinal.

• Two-hour walking tour of South Valletta streets
• No entry into buildings

Uncover the intriguing tales of the mischievous knights of the Order of St John and the communities they governed.

This tour starts near The Malta Experience at the edge of Valletta, exploring the hidden alleys of this delightful city and its intriguing history.

Please be aware: The tour includes adult themes of a sexual nature, so participants must be at least 16 years old.

Participants will hear about the romantic escapades of these affluent, idle knights and the adventures of former prostitutes who became wealthy nuns, yet sometimes struggled to abandon their old ways.

Discover the story of a female pharmacist who employed witchcraft to enchant wealthy men and who subjected slaves to being hung upside down and tortured.

Learn about the guidelines given to prostitutes by the authorities in the 17th and 18th centuries, and how the knights would occasionally break their own rules to pursue women.

The tour concludes at St George’s Square in front of the Grand Master’s Palace, where participants will find out why a stone column in the square once depicted a wolf in an unusual position.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.