• Valletta City Gate - Join the guide beyond Valletta City Gate, in front of the New Parliament Building, part of Renzo Piano’s project in Valletta.
• Triton Fountain - Since its restoration, this fountain has become a notable landmark.
• Republic Street - The main thoroughfare in Valletta, Republic Street is lined with historic buildings, cafes, and shops. The private tour guide will walk you through this street, sharing the history of these palaces.
• Hastings Gardens - The fortifications of Valletta provide stunning views over the harbor areas.
• Strait Street - Known as the narrowest street in the capital, it has a rather colorful history.
• Auberge d’Italie - Once a residence for the Knights, the guide will explore the history of the Order of the Knights of Malta, their origins, and their current status.
• Upper Barrakka Gardens - Valletta’s most visited gardens, offering spectacular views over the Grand Harbour, the largest natural harbor in the Mediterranean.
• St. John’s Co-Cathedral - Pause in the heart of Valletta in front of Malta’s richest museum, a true masterpiece of Baroque architecture. The church visit is not included in the price, but the private guide can arrange it upon request. Entrance fees are €15 for adults and €12 for seniors.
• Merchant Street Market - Named after the closed market at its end, Merchant Street is the widest street in Valletta, bordered by prestigious palaces, traditional Maltese balconies, and more.
• Republic Square - Valletta’s most popular square, lined with magnificent palaces and featuring open-air cafes, including Valletta’s oldest and finest, Caffe Cordina.
• St George Square - The largest square in Valletta, facing the Palace of the Grandmasters, where the 28 rulers of the Knights of Malta resided. Today, the palace houses the office of the President of Malta. The square is named after the George Cross, the highest honor awarded to the civilian population during the last war.

• 2-hour guided tour
• Professional licensed tour guide

• Entrance fees to any church or museum.
• Gratuities

Much of Malta’s grandeur is owed to the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem now universally known as the Knights of Malta, who made Malta their home for close to three centuries. Valletta, Malta’s capital was founded by the Frenchman Jean de Vallette after the epic siege of 1565. In the words of Sir Walter Scott Valletta is “a splendid town quite like a dream” rising perpendicular from the water’s edge. It dominates the island’s historic Grand Harbour - the finest natural port in Europe. The grid planned city is representative of the island as a whole. It is rich in history, architecture, art and culture. Your private tour guide will ensure that you won’t miss out on anything worth seeing in Valletta.

• A moderate amount of walking is involved.

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