Valetta is home to many museums such as the National Museum of Archaeology, which displays centuries-old architectural discoveries, and the National Museum of Fine Arts, which has a collection of art and sculpture spanning several eras.

One of the prime attractions of Valletta is a tour of the old fortified city. A tour along the walls takes you through the bastions, alleyways and various interesting structures within the walls.

The St John’s Co-Cathedral is very grand with painted vaulted ceilings and marble tombs; it houses eight chapels, all richly decorated and adorned. The Palace of the Grandmaster used to serve as a royal residence; it is now used as an administrative seat for Malta. It also contains portraits and other art and a furniture and tapestry collection. The Casa Rocca Piccola still serves as a royal residence, but parts of the palace are open for public viewing.

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieha has been an important worship site for years. Its most notable features are its roofed veranda and the painted fresco. Over the years, it h...

Saint Julian still bears some signs of a small Mediterranean fishing village. The town does not have any special attractions; it is a holiday spot for those who want to lounge d...