Valletta Top Tour: Including Grand Palace & Co-Cathedral

Malta



Explore Valletta on a guided walking tour, and visit the magnificent Grand Master’s Palace and St. John’s Co-Cathedral, one of the gems of the Mediterranean, home to Caravaggio's largest painting.

Highlights

  • Explore Valletta on a walking tour with a local guide
  • Discover the city’s architectural wonders and historic landmarks
  • Explore the Grand Master’s Palace
  • Visit the Armoury of the Knights of Saint John
  • Visit Saint John's Co-Cathedral including Caravaggio's largest painting

Description

Your guide will be waiting for you in front of Parliament as soon as you enter Valletta. Watch out for the blue umbrella. This is where you will start your journey within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Valletta, the city built by the Knights of Saint John. As you walk within the city, surrounded by the Auberges and Churches, our local guide will share the proudest and darkest moments of a city which has seen it all, from Knights in shining armour to Napoleon and the fury of World War 2. You'll step inside the majestic Grand Master’s Palace, the historic seat of power for Malta's rulers for over four centuries and end your journey with a grand finale at the breath-taking St. John’s Co-Cathedral, often described as one of the gems of the Mediterranean.

Includes

Walking tour of Valletta Entry to Grand Master’s Palace Entry to St. John’s Co-Cathedral Expert local guide

Excludes

Food & Beverage

Important Information

  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking
  • Bring a camera for photos
  • Check weather conditions and dress appropriately
  • No heels (because of Co Cathedral flooring)

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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