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Experience the captivating beauty and historical significance of St. Elmo Bridge, a vital landmark in Valletta's rich maritime history.
St. Elmo Bridge in Valletta is a stunning testament to Malta's rich maritime history, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere for visitors. This iconic structure connects the vibrant city to the surrounding waters, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring Valletta.
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Walking
From the center of Zejtun, head north on Triq il-Knisja towards Triq il-Linja. Continue straight until you reach the bus stop. Here, take the bus number 81 or 82 heading towards Valletta. The journey will take about 20 minutes. Once you arrive at the Valletta terminus, exit the bus and head towards the main entrance of Valletta. Walk towards St. Elmo Bridge by following the signs to the waterfront. The bridge is located approximately a 10-minute walk from the bus terminus. Keep walking straight until you see the bridge on your left.
Public Transport
From Zejtun, walk to the nearest bus stop on Triq il-Knisja. Board bus number 81 or 82, which will take you directly to Valletta. The ride will take roughly 20 minutes. Once you arrive at the Valletta bus terminus, exit the bus and follow the pathway towards the city center. Look for signs directing you to St. Elmo Bridge, which is about a 10-minute walk ahead. The bridge will be on your left side as you approach the waterfront.
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