Visit the Marine Park
If you want to see and communicate with a representative of the marine fauna, you can go from Valletta to Mediterraneo Park in the period from March to October. You'll take bus № 12 for that. You will spend 60 minutes on the road. You will pay 16 euros for the entrance ticket. There is a zoo and a dolphinarium in the park. You will see animals that are found in the Mediterranean Sea, such as dolphins and sea lions.
Local people are very friendly and open-minded. They are always glad to meet new guests and treat foreign tourists with curiosity and trust. Valetta locals do not like to hurry. They will … 
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Trip to the Falcon Center
Do you want to take part in falconry? Then take bus № 62 in Valletta to reach Pjazza San Nicola - Siggiewi stop. The Falcon Center is a 10-minute walk away. It is a nursery where birds belonging to predators live. The center is open every day. However, it is worth noting that it is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. between October and June, and from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. between July and September. You will be able to see the performance of smart birds. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
Valetta is famous for its religious monuments. The territory of the city is home to approximately 300 old churches and cathedrals. St John's Co-Cathedral is one of the most famous landmarks … Open
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Observation Deck of the Upper Barrakka Gardens
If you decide to explore the sights of Valletta, then start with the Upper Barrakka Gardens. It is a beautiful park. There are fountains, gazebos, flowering vegetation of the Mediterranean coast, and sculptures here. You will see the picturesque nature and hear the daily cannon volley at noon. Such a solemn volley has become a tradition for the locals. You can climb the observation deck while visiting this attraction.
Valetta offers a range of interesting and entertaining venues for its guests. Colorful markets and shopping centers, romantic nightclubs and energetic discos simply cannot leave tourists … Open
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Entertainment on the Valletta Coast
Most of Valletta's beaches have a rocky shore. It is inconvenient to go to the sea from it. If you love wildlife, then these beaches will appeal to you. The area of the Mediterranean Sea adjacent to the city is perfect for diving because of the small tides without a powerful undercurrent. You will not find marine life that can harm your health in the waters of Valletta.
1. Drivers should not forget that left driving is adopted in the city. Local drivers are not the most diligent followers of the traffic rules, so both foreign drivers and pedestrians must be … Open
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Notable celebrations and festivals in Malta
Another important religious holiday - the Feast of Saints Paul and Peter, is celebrated together with L-Imnarja. It is a national holiday, and therefore the day is considered a day off for all working Maltese. The main events take place in one of the most ancient cities of the country -Mdina and its suburb of Rabat. On this day solemn religious processions with orchestras, horse races, and concerts are held. The cities are covered as much as possible. In ancient times, it was done with the help of huge fires; today the authorities use a safer illumination. The holiday is one of the main national holidays. It is celebrated at the end of June and lasts for several days.
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