Valletta: Street Food and Culture Walking Tour
Malta
Discover the main landmarks of Valletta whilst savoring the island's tastiest street foods. Get a historical overview of the city from your guide on this 3-hour tour.
Valletta Food and Walking Tour with Licensed Guide
Explore Valletta’s main landmarks and local food scene on a guided walking tour ideal for food lovers and history enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Discover Valletta's landmarks with a licensed tour guide
- Learn about Maltese food traditions and taste popular specialties
- Enjoy traditional sweets, street food, and local lager
- Visit local hotspots and historic city center landmarks
- Sample Maltese drinks including Cisk beer and Kinnie soda
Description
Join a local guide at Valletta’s New Parliament Building entrance to start a walking tour combining city history with Malta’s street food culture. As you explore major attractions in the city center, taste a variety of Malta’s most popular street foods.
Experience typical bars and hidden side streets while enjoying Maltese specialties such as Pastizzi, Ftira, Kinnie, Rabbit (the national dish), and local lager.
Includes
- Licensed tour guide
- Food and beverages at several stops
Excludes
- Gratuities
- Transport
- Any extra food or drinks not provided during the tour
Important Information
- Arrive by 9:20 am to ensure a timely start. The closest taxi drop-off is near Triton's Fountain, a few meters from the City Gate. The meeting point is past the City Gate in front of the New Parliament Building.
- Children under 6 join free, but food items are only provided for paying participants. A maximum of 2 children and 1 stroller are allowed free per tour (not per booking) and must be booked via email in advance.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance and wear comfortable walking shoes. Morning tours are best for avoiding midday heat and crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour includes a guided walk through Valletta’s city center with tastings of traditional Maltese street foods and drinks.
The tour starts at the entrance of Valletta next to the New Parliament Building in Malta.
A licensed local guide leads the tour, providing insights into Maltese culture and history.
Participants taste traditional Maltese foods such as Pastizzi, Ftira, rabbit dishes, Kinnie, and local lager.
Tour duration varies; check the website for current details on length and schedule.
Yes, the tour combines Maltese street food tastings with cultural and historical insights about Valletta.
It’s best to inform the tour provider in advance about any dietary restrictions to see if accommodations are possible.
Yes, the tour includes stops at typical bars and side streets around Valletta to sample different specialties.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially during the tourist season; check the website for availability.
The tour is generally family-friendly, but check with the provider for age recommendations and suitable options.
