Private guide in Valletta, guided tours in Valletta, Malta

Top Attractions in Valletta

St. John's Co Cathedral, The Cathedral Museum, Palace of the Grand Masters, The Malta Experience, The Upper Barakka Gardens, The National Museum of Archaeology, Fort St. Elmo, Manoel Theatre, The National Library, The Casa Rocca Piccola

Valletta
Malta

Population: 6315
Language: English
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Information about Valletta

Airport - Malta International Airport is located 3 miles southwest of the capital Valletta and getting there has been made simple. Airport has a good amount of facilities with which to greet the tourist on arrival.
Shopping - The main street of Valletta is Republic street, a busy pedestrian zone leading down the middle of the Peninsula from the main gate down to Republic square, this is where many of the better shops are located, although it cannot quite compete with Sliema for clothing. The best souvenirshop (the least worthless trinkets etc.) can be found at the Malta experience, but there are many other reasonable souvenir shops in Valletta.

Hotels

Osborne Hotel - 50 South St
Asti Guesthouse - St Ursula Street
British Hotel - 40 Battery Street, Tel.+356 21 224730 (info@britishhotel.com)
The Phoenicia - The Mall, Floriana, Tel. 21-22-52-41 or (800) 543-4300 (fax: 21-23-52-54)
Maison La Vallette - Marsamxett Harbour, Tel. +356 79488047
Valletta G-House - near Fort St Elmo, Tel. +44 781398827 aldo@vallettahouse.com

Restaurants/Cafe
Trattoria da Pippo - 136 Melita St., Valletta; Tel. 21-24-80-29
Capistrano - 61 Old Bakery Street
Caffe Cordina - 244/5 Republic Street, Tel. + 356 234385
Malata Restaurant - Palace Square, Tel. +356 233 967
Trabuxu - No. 1d, Strada Stretta, Tel. 21-22-30-36

Private Guide in Valletta - Alyona

(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Valletta Languages: English, Russian

My name is Alyona and I will be glad to serve as your private guide in Valetta and any other part of Malta. The compact nature of this country makes it very easy to explore its beauties, which are abundant and very diverse. On the one hand, there are places like Valetta and Mdina, where you can enjoy the marvelous architectural landmarks such as churches, cathedrals, castles, trade houses and fortifications. On the other hand, the countryside has remarkable landscapes and untouched nature that hasn't changed much over the centuries. So there's something to please any type of traveler in Malta.

Private Guide in Valletta - Amy

(Member Since 2011) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Valletta Languages: English

My name is Amy, I was born and brought up on Malta, though I have been outside my country many times, both on holiday as well as on traineeships. Tour guiding combines my love for history, architecture and...

Private Guide in Valletta - Chris

(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Valletta Languages: English

We have developed into one of the leading local tour specialists. We have over 40 years collective experience in the local tourism sector, a vast knowledge of the Maltese Islands and an excellent working...

Private Guide in Valletta - Karina

(Member Since 2012) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Valletta Languages: Russian, English

I see Malta as my home country although I am a foreigner. love giving my clients that come to visit Malta not only general information, but also the best facts about the country and many interesting points about this rich in history island and its places of interests, its traditions and culture.I have been living in Malta for 28 years, the first russian who came to Malta - and the first russian licensed guide.