Tips & Tricks
National Stadium (Ta’Qali, Hattard) – located 20 minutes west of Valletta, this is the national stadium of Malta, and is the home stadium of the country’s national football team. Located at a site which used to be a military airport during World War II, this stadium stages most Maltese Premier League and cup matches, as […]
Traditional Maltese Boat Trip – visitors can board local boats here, known as a Dghajsa (pronounced Die-sa), and get across Valletta’s water way in style. A&S Water Taxis provides this service. Visitors can email A&S for current rates & times: info@maltesewatertaxis.com
Portomaso Casino (Portomaso, St. Julian’s) — located just 18 minutes northwest of Valletta, this casino competes with nearby Dragonara Casino for the gaming crowd. Situated directly adjacent to the Hilton Malta, the Portomaso Casino overlooks the magnificent yacht marina and offers guests an evening of fun-filled entertainment just yards from the hotel. The Portomaso Casino […]
Pjazza Teatru Rjal (Republic Street, Valletta) — Pjazza Teatru Rjal, the open theater on the ruins of the former Opera House in Valletta, was officially opened in August 2013. The theater is part of the City Gate project designed by renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano, which also incorporates the entrance to the city and the […]
Malta Fashion Week (various locations within Malta) – this series of fashion events is held every May and September at locations such as the Bay Street Complex (St. Julian’s) and Valetta– featuring various international designers and fashion models. This event bring in a mix of fashion glamour seen at similar events in Milan and New […]
Malta Jazz Festival (Grand Harbour, Valletta) — the Malta Jazz Festival has helped raise the profile of jazz locally from a fringe festival to one of the most-awaited musical events in Malta’s artistic and cultural calendar. Running every July in the open-air setting of Ta’ Liesse – where the Grand Harbour bastions meet the sea […]