All Cities in Malta to Visit

Birgu, Malta, reveals Knights' history through Fort St Angelo, waterfront lanes, palaces, churches, museums and evocative views across the Grand Harbour.

Bugibba, Malta combines a lively seaside promenade, swimming bays, Maltese food, boat trips and easy access to St Paul's Bay and Qawra for island holidays.

Gozo, Malta’s tranquil island, offers Neolithic temples, rural villages, red-sand beaches, coastal walks, distinctive Gozitan culture and cuisine.

Gzira, Malta combines harbour views, Manoel Island history, waterfront walks and easy access to Valletta, Sliema and the capital’s cultural landmarks.

Marsa, Malta, reveals Grand Harbour history, parish churches, horse racing, sports grounds and local life beyond Valletta’s celebrated streets.

Marsalforn, Gozo’s lively seaside village, combines swimming coves, waterfront dining, traditional salt pans, coastal walks and easy access to Malta’s island heritage.

Marsaskala, Malta, pairs a fishing-bay atmosphere with watchtowers, salt pans, coastal walks and easy access to the island’s historic southeast.

Marsaxlokk, Malta’s colourful fishing village, pairs luzzu boats, seafood markets, historic churches and bayside walks with southeast coast heritage.

Mdina, Malta’s ancient walled city, offers Baroque architecture, cathedral treasures, quiet lanes, panoramic views, timeless island history and rich culture.

Mellieha, Malta, combines sandy bays, village heritage, coastal walks and island views with the Red Tower, Ghadira Nature Reserve and nearby Comino.

Mgarr, Malta combines Neolithic temples, rural landscapes, village traditions and nearby beaches with scenic walking trails, local food and coastal sightseeing.

Mqabba, Malta, offers village lanes, limestone heritage, parish traditions, nearby catacombs and easy access to the airport and southern island sights.

Paola, Malta combines the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum, parish churches and southern island culture with easy access to Valletta and historic harbour towns.

Qawra, Malta blends rocky coastlines, seaside promenades, diving, nightlife and easy access to the island’s historic sights and bays by sea.

Sliema, Malta combines harbour views, rocky beaches, shopping, Maltese culture and easy Valletta access along a lively Mediterranean waterfront.

St Julian’s, Malta blends a former fishing village with bay views, historic chapels, waterfront dining, swimming spots and lively cultural experiences.

Tarxien, Malta, reveals Neolithic temples, limestone streets and parish heritage near the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum and Valletta's historic harbour.

Valletta, Malta’s fortified capital, blends Baroque landmarks, harbour views, wartime history, galleries, local food and characterful streets.

Xagħra, Malta: explore Ġgantija’s Neolithic temples, village heritage, limestone caves, local food and the quiet landscapes of northern Gozo.

Xewkija, Gozo, offers Malta sightseeing through its vast Rotunda, limestone village streets, parish traditions and central access to Gozan heritage.

Xlendi, Malta, pairs a sheltered Gozo bay with sea cliffs, coastal walks, swimming, Żebbuġ limestone, village dining, island history and Mediterranean scenery.

Zejtun, Malta, reveals Baroque churches, olive-growing heritage, village squares and authentic southern island culture beyond the main tourist routes.

Zurrieq, Malta, pairs a historic parish town with Xarolla Windmill, rural valleys, village feasts and easy access to the island’s southern coast.