Malta - the island of the knights, La Valletta and the fairy tale Gozo

Gozo - the island of tranquility, nature and legends
Your journey to Gozo begins with a picturesque ferry voyage, during which you will be revealed breathtaking sea views and rocky shores shaped by weather and waves. Only after a short trip will you set foot on an island that seems to live in a different rhythm - slower, quieter, deeper.

Our first stop is the city. Victoria (also known as Rabat) - the heart of the island where the past is still alive.

• Citadel - a magnificent medieval fortress, rising above the city. From its walls is revealed panoramic view of the whole islandWhich will leave you speechless. Walk along the stone streets, feel the majesty and protective power of this ancient structure.

• In Victoria, you will find narrow streets, cozy cafes, craft shops and a sense of closeness between people, history and place.

Next stop - the natural wonder Dwejrawhich remains unforgettable even after the collapse of the famous rock arch Azure Window.

• Inland Sea - internal salt lake, connected to the open sea by a narrow rock tunnel.

• Fungus Rock - a mysterious rock on which grows a rare medicinal mushroom, appreciated since the time of the knights.

• The landscape here is Cruel and majestic, in contrast to the meek charm of the rest of the island - an ideal place for lovers of nature and photography.

We continue to the spiritual heart of Gozo - the Basilica of Ta' Pinurising among the fields, with its extraordinary power and history.

• Ta' Pinu Basilica - a place of worship and miracles, famous for its miraculous icon and its impressive architecture, which contrasts with the silence of the surrounding area.

Don't miss to try Local Specialties - from Gozitan cheese and ravioli to fresh rabbit and date cakes - in one of the traditional restaurants on the island, where every dish is served with a smile.

Gozo is an island that is not seen - it is felt.
A place of ancient fortresses, wild shores, spiritual silence and warm hospitality. A day here is like a journey back in time and inward to yourself.

The three cities - the heart of historical Malta
On the opposite shore of the Grand Harbour, opposite La Valletta, extend Vittorioza, Senglea and Cospiqua - the three cities in which the history of Malta began as a fortress of knights. Named and "The Tower of the Knightly Spirit"They keep the oldest traces of military and religious presence of the Order of St. John. The walk here is a journey through centuries of heroism, architecture and Mediterranean soul.

Vittoriosa (Birgu) — elegance and history by the city walls

Vittorioza is the oldest of the three true treasures of the Maltese past. This is where the knights first set foot, this is where the glory of the Order is written.

Fort Sant Angelo - an impressive fortress, which played a key role during the Great Siege in 1565. Stroll through the forts, explore the expositions and enjoy impressive views of the port and La Valletta.

Palace of the Inquisitor - one of the few surviving palaces of the Inquisition in Europe, today turned into a museum telling the history of religious control and human destinies on the island.

Church of St. Laurentius - beautiful baroque building from the seventeenth (XVII) century, radiating spirituality and tranquility.

The Port of Vittorioza – an ideal place for a stroll along the waterfront promenade, with views of traditional dgħajsa boats, yachts and historic architecture.

Senglea (Isla) - sights, fortresses and silence

Senglea is a city perched on a narrow peninsula, with an ideal position for observation and defense - and that's what it offers its visitors: views and stories woven into stone.

"Safe Haven" Gardens - a quiet and panoramic corner, from where one of the best views of the Grand Port and La Valletta opens.

The "Vedette" Bastion - emblematic watchtower with carved eye and ear, a symbol of vigilance over the port.

The Church of the Nativity of Our Lady - a remarkable temple with an impressive Baroque interior and an important role for the local spirituality.

Kospiqua (Bormla) - life, traditions and marine energy

The largest of the three cities - Kospiqua, combines past and present in the rhythm of the sea. The city is known for its fortifications, religious architecture, and bustling marina.

The Yacht Port - modern and stylish, it is one of the highlights of the promenade, where walking is a pleasure for all the senses.

The Immaculate Conception Church - with an impressive dome and rich interior, this is one of the most important spiritual buildings in the area.

The Museum of Three Cities - fascinating exposition, tracing the life, culture and history of Vittorioza, Senglea and Kospiqua.

The three cities are not just places to see - they are a living chronicle of Malta, where every street carries the spirit of heroes, merchants, knights and sailors. Here you will feel the island beyond the tourist facade - deep, real and inspiring.

La Valletta - capital of Malta and a UNESCO World Heritage Site - is a city that seems to be removed from the pages of a historical novel. Every step of the way tells a story. Stone facades, baroque architecture and hidden squares create the feeling of time travel.

The walk starts from the Upper Baraka Gardens - a place with one of the most impressive panoramas in Europe. From here it will open before you. The Great HarbourSurrounded by the Three Cities, you will feel the power and strategic importance of this ancient sea bastion.

We continue along the fortress walls - witnesses of heroic times and the glory of the Order of St John. Malta doesn’t just keep its history - it broadcasts it with every building.

A visit to the Palace of the Grand Master - an impressive building where past and present meet. Once the seat of the Knights, today the palace houses the Presidency and Parliament of Malta, and the accessible halls tell with pomp about a bygone era.

It is no less impressive St John 's Cathedral - with a clean exterior, but with an interior that stops your breath. Richly decorated, with exquisite frescoes and marble floors, it guards the priceless canvas of Caravaggio - "The Beheading of St. John the Baptist".

Go for a walk Republican Street - the lively commercial artery of La Valletta, where the modern and the old coexist. In the side streets you will find hidden churches, ancient houses and quiet squaresIdeal for relaxation and discovery.

Malta's twentieth (XX) century history comes alive in Laskaris Military Rooms - underground complex, which served as the headquarters of the Allied forces during World War II. Here you will feel the drama of real events that changed the course of history.

The walk ends in the Lower Baraka Gardenswhere another magnificent view is revealed - this time to the The War Memorial "Bell of the Siege", a symbol of the resilience and victims of the Maltese people.

La Valletta It’s not just a city you visit, it’s a city you live in. Beauty, dignity, silence and strength - all this within a few square kilometers, full of spirit and light.

Mdina - The Quiet City of Malta
Known as "The Quiet City", Mdina enchants with its mystical silence, aristocratic atmosphere and timelessness. Cars have no place here - you leave the noise behind and step into another world full of history and grace.

Walk on the narrow cobblestone streetsBetween the majestic Medieval facadesHidden courtyards and balconies that whisper stories of the past. Mdina is not just a city - it is a scene where time has stopped.

• The Main Gate - enter Mdina through the impressive Baroque portal, erected in 1724, and feel the greatness from the first moment.

• St. Paul's Cathedral — a masterpiece of seventeenth-century (XVII) Baroque architecture, dedicated to Malta’s patron saint. The interior is rich, refined and inspiring.

• The Villana Palace - former residence of the Grand Master Antonio Manoel de Villena, today the Museum of Natural History - with a remarkable collection of fossils, minerals and animal species.

• Bastions - Walk along the fortress walls and enjoy Panoramic View to the Maltese countryside - a view that remains forever in the mind.

Rabat - an ancient heritage under the earth and above it
Close to Mdina is located Rabat A city that protects The Oldest Christian Traces on the island. With underground catacombs, Roman villas and living spiritual places, Rabat is like a book with deep roots and invisible connections to the past.

• Catacombs "St. Paul" — a labyrinth of underground tunnels, niches and tombs used between the fourth (IV) and ninth (IX) centuries. One of Europe’s most significant early Christian burial sites.

• The Roman villa "Domus Romana" - extremely well preserved the Roman Residence with original mosaics, statues and artifacts revealing the lifestyle and taste of the ancient Roman aristocracy.

• St. Paul's Church - erected in the place where, according to tradition, the Apostle Paul found shelter after his shipwreck on Malta. A place of deep spirituality and worship.

• The Wignacourt Museum - located in a building, a former Jesuit college, today preserving rich collection of paintings, sculptures and archaeological findsspanning centuries of history and art.

Mdina and Rabat do more than recount the past — they make you feel it. Every street, every building and every stone evokes another era and invites you to linger a little longer.