Valletta in Malta

All Inclusive Valletta holidays for seeing historic Malta…

All inclusive holidays in Valletta can be found on Malta’s beautiful harbour side capital city. One of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites, it’s an ancient fortified city squeezed onto a headland around the Mediterranean’s most dramatic harbour. The narrow network of alleys link an atmospheric ensemble of 16th century buildings, museums, cathedrals and grand squares.

All inclusive Valletta holidays are one of the finest cultural experiences in Europe.

During holidays to Valletta you will be able to locate plenty of beaches which are easily accessible. Marvellous warm sea with crystal clear azure water will please your heart and soul.

• What can I do on all inclusive Valletta holidays…?

A holiday to Valletta is excellent if you enjoy exploring on foot. This is the best way to get to know the place and enjoy the old buildings and traditional winding streets.

The best sights include:

• The spectacular St John’s Co-Cathedral, with its colourful marble floor that acts as the graves of knights.
• The Cathedral Museum is well worth a visit to see its two Caravaggio pieces, including the famous ‘Beheading of St. John the Baptist’.

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A must-see for art lovers on Valletta holidays is the National Museum of Fine Art, with an extensive collection of paintings by Mattia Preti. Visitors with an interest in culture are also drawn to the impressive Manoel Theatre, one of the oldest in Europe. Built in the 17th century and still in its original state, it’s a great place to see classical music performances.

• Are the beaches good in Valletta…?

Go outside you hotel while you are on all inclusive holidays in Valletta and you will see a beautiful harbour that is a lovely place to sit out and enjoy the views with a drink or meal. If you’re needing the coast, several sandy beaches as well as Malta’s more traditional rocky waterfront are within easy reach of the city. The conditions are perfect for diving; a consistent warm temperature with great visibility, and there are several good diving schools nearby.

• Where is Valletta’s best place to do some shopping wile on holiday…?

Republic Street, the city’s main pedestrian zone, is a good place to browse the boutiques, art galleries, age old jewellers and stores selling Italian-style leather goods. The colourful Sunday market, held at St James ditch just outside the city walls, is the island’s the top shopping extravaganza. It’s a lively affair, with all manner of items hawked and bartered for, and great fun for a day out on your Valletta holidays, even if you don’t buy anything.

• What is the food & drink like in Malta…?

Although Malta’s dining doesn’t have the same international repute of neighbouring Sicily, there’s a wealth of Mediterranean flavours awaiting you. Fresh seafood from the harbour is used in abundance, as are capers, which are native to Malta. It’s fun to wander the shaded lanes and alleys searching for tucked away little cafés and restaurants. More upmarket establishments are located at the waterfront.

The waterfront is also the best place to go for nightlife in Valletta should you be looking to have a change from the included entertainment in your all inclusive hotel. There’s a good line up of stylish bars with big beer terraces overlooking the harbour, as well as a couple of nightclubs.