Valletta, the Mediterranean’s captivating city, is a vibrant and diverse hub of culture and creativity. Its reinvention as an exciting and innovative arts city has been nothing short of remarkable. Its landmarks and attractions are renowned for their architectural significance. From the stunning Baroque architecture of St. John’s Co-Cathedral to the modernity of the Valletta…
In a display of grandeur and resilience, the illustrious Amerigo Vespucci has graced the shores of Valletta, Malta, as part of the Italian navy’s training campaign. This magnificent ship, bearing the name of the renowned Italian merchant, explorer, and navigator from the 15th and 16th centuries, has captured the attention of onlookers with its majestic…
The bustling streets of Valletta, Malta are home to a cultural renaissance unlike any other. At the forefront of this movement is Strait Street, a unique location of entertainment, history, and culture. Once a red-light district, the street has been transformed into a beacon of creativity through the initiatives of Dr Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci, who…
Have you ever seen a Christmas decoration that breaks records and leaves spectators in awe? Well, prepare to be amazed because Valletta Waterfront in Malta is currently showcasing the largest Nutcracker ever built. Standing at an impressive height of seven meters, with a width of over two meters and a depth of over 1.5 meters,…
Valletta, the captivating capital of Malta, has recently experienced a remarkable transformation. This small city is now a vibrant hub of culture, history, and entertainment. Its cityscape has been reshaped by the City Gate project of Renzo Piano, the restoration of the Royal Opera House, and the National Museum of Archaeology. Visitors to Valletta can…
Malta, a small island nation in the Mediterranean Sea, may not be the first destination that comes to mind when planning a historical trip. However, with a rich history spanning over 7,000 years, Malta has become a must-visit destination for history buffs. Despite its size, Malta has been host to various civilizations, including the Phoenicians,…
Set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral in Valletta stands as a testament to Malta’s history and its timeless beauty. Built by Queen Adelaide between 1839 and 1844, the structure has remained mostly unchanged, preserving its intricate details and craftsmanship. An example of a safe haven during World War II, the…
Situated in the heart of Malta, Palazzo Preca is a historic gem of exquisite cuisine. Its high-vaulted stone ceilings, ornate chandeliers, and traditional Maltese patterned tiled flooring transport visitors to a world of elegance and sophistication. From the moment guests enter, they are immersed in a captivating atmosphere full of culture and heritage. Palazzo Preca…
Valletta’s Enchanting Insta Spot: Strait Street Shines with Mdina Glass Lamps Strait Street in Valletta has undergone a mesmerizing transformation, becoming the hottest new Instagram spot in the city. Thanks to the addition of colorful lamps designed by Mdina Glass, this iconic street has been elevated to a new level of beauty. The Valletta Cultural…
In a world where the past is often forgotten, a remarkable story of restoration and preservation emerges. A chapter from the Baroque Age has returned to Malta, as two exquisite tapestries find their way back home. Commissioned by Grand Master Ramon Perellos y Roccaful and woven based on the artistic brilliance of Peter Paul Rubens,…
