

Capital City

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Valletta is a remarkable and historic city located on the eastern coast of the island, and as Capital city it was founded in 1566 by the Knights of St. John after the Great Siege of Malta in 1565.
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Valletta has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980 due to its historical significance and architectural beauty.
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Valletta was awarded the title in 2018, enhancing its cultural profile. Recent years have seen extensive restoration and development projects to preserve Valletta's historical buildings while integrating modern amenities.
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Welcome to our walking tour of Valletta, Malta's historic capital. Prepare to explore some of the city's most iconic landmarks, each rich in history and architectural beauty.
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We will start the tour departing from the Sliema Ferries, crossing over by ferry boat to Valletta.
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On arrival we will continue our journey on foot visiting the Upper Barracca gardens with its fantastic views over the natural Grand Harbour followed by a walk through the streets of Valletta leading us to several places of interest for a photo stop.
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During our tour, we'll take a break to enjoy some free time for shopping and coffee. After our break, we’ll regroup at the Grand Master Palace on the main square and continue to visit Fort St. Elmo, a star-shaped fort located at the tip of the peninsula with its impressive ramparts and panoramic views.
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Before concluding the tour we will take a scenic walk alongside the fortification back for crossing with the ferry boat to return to Sliema.
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