Valletta Map, Malta
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Valletta Travel Guide
If you travel by plane, there is no choice but to land at Malta International Airport, the archipelago’s only airport. The airport is served by most major airlines, so you can easily reach Malta from wherever you live. Flights to nearby cities such as Palermo, Tunis or Catania, take less than an hour and a half. Once in Malta, you have several transport options. Valletta can be reached via several highways, but you... read moreValletta Nightlife
Caffe Cordina in the Republic Square is one of the best cafes in the city. You can enjoy a cup of delicious espresso on the terrace right in the middle on the Square. Cafe Jubille is a bistro-style place with a friendly atmosphere where you can grab a cup of coffee, and you can also find simple snacks such as sandwiches or baguettes. Trabuxu is a reasonably famous wine-bar located in a cellar, where you can taste some... read moreValletta Sightseeing
A very interesting place to visit is the Toy Museum, more suited for adults than children. There is a large collection of vintage toys that will surely appeal to nostalgics. Some parts of Malta’s National Library are open to tourists. The building itself is quite impressive, and the library shelters the complete archives of the Knights Hospitaller, the founders o Valletta. read moreValletta History
On his way to Egypt, in 1798, Napoleon Bonaparte conquered Malta. The French troops were deeply unpopular with the Maltese people, partly because of Napoleon’s policies, and because the French disdain towards Catholicism. The people of Valletta rebelled against the invaders, and with British aid managed to drive the French out of the country. Following this incident, Malta asked to become a British dominion, and a... read moreThere are no up to date travel tips for Valletta, Malta
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