Meet with the guide and start your journey in Valletta, Malta's vibrant capital. Our expert guide will take you through the narrow, picturesque streets, showcasing the city’s rich history and baroque architecture. Key highlights include: -Upper Barrakka Gardens -St. John's Co-Cathedral -Grandmaster's Palace -National Museum of Archaeology -Republic Street and Merchant Street: Heart of Valletta -The National War Museum at Fort St. Elmo

Cross the Grand Harbour to explore the fortified cities of Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. Known as the "Three Cities," they offer a glimpse into Malta’s maritime heritage and the resilient spirit of its people. Begin your exploration in Vittoriosa, the most historically rich of the Three Cities. Known for its strategic importance and vibrant history, Vittoriosa served as the first home of the Knights of St. John when they arrived in Malta in 1530. Highlights: -Seaside Promenade -Fort St. Angelo -Maritime Museum Next, cross to Senglea, known for its beautiful waterfront and panoramic viewpoints. Senglea offers a quieter, more serene atmosphere with its narrow streets and charming squares. Highlights: -Gardjola Gardens -Basilica of Our Lady of Victories Conclude your tour in Cospicua, the largest of the Three Cities. Known for its impressive fortifications, Cospicua is rich in history and culture. Highlights: -Dockyard Creek -Immaculate Conception Church -The Fortifications

Discover the awe-inspiring Ħaġar Qim temples, one of the most significant and well-preserved prehistoric sites in Malta. Dating back to between 3600 and 3200 BC, these temples provide a fascinating glimpse into Malta’s ancient civilizations. Highlights: -Main Temple -The Oracle Hole -Carvings and Artifacts A short walk from Ħaġar Qim leads you to the Mnajdra temples, another impressive prehistoric site that complements your visit. Situated on a rugged slope overlooking the sea, Mnajdra provides a stunning backdrop for exploring Malta’s ancient heritage. Highlights: -Temple Layout -Astronomical Alignments