Mitsos
Discover the Charm of Mitsos in Valletta
Discover the enchanting views of Valletta from the Barrakka Lift, connecting you to the Grand Harbour and Upper Barracca Gardens with ease.
The Barrakka Lift in Valletta offers a unique and scenic way to navigate the city, connecting the Upper Barracca Gardens to the Grand Harbour. With stunning views and a modern design, it's a must-visit for tourists exploring Malta's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From the center of Birgu, head towards the main street, Triq Sant' Anna. Continue walking straight until you reach the water's edge. Once you are near the waterfront, turn left onto Triq il-Lanzarote. Keep walking until you reach the end of the street where you will find the entrance of the Valletta ferry terminal. Take the ferry to Valletta, which will take about 10 minutes.
Ferry
After arriving in Valletta from the ferry, disembark and walk towards the exit of the ferry terminal. Once outside, head straight towards the city gate, passing through the entrance into Valletta. Continue along Republic Street until you reach the Upper Barracca Gardens. From there, you will find the Barrakka Lift entrance located nearby, which will take you to the lower Barracca area.
Walking
If you prefer to walk from the ferry terminal to the Barrakka Lift, exit the terminal and walk straight along the main road, Triq ir-Repubblika. As you walk, you will come across several shops and cafes. Continue straight until you reach the Upper Barracca Gardens. The Barrakka Lift is located just a short walk from the gardens, making it easy to access.
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