Regionen · Kapitel 4
Valletta & Three Cities
Europe's smallest capital is a baroque masterpiece on a peninsula—entirely a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built by the Knights of St. John as a "city built by gentlemen for gentlemen." Across the Grand Harbour lie the Three Cities, which form the true historical heart of Malta.
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Discovering Valletta
Valletta is unlike any other European capital. Just 600 meters long and 300 meters wide , with only 6,400 inhabitants,…
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Sights in Valletta★★★
St. John's Co-Cathedral The St. John's Co-Cathedral is Valletta's absolute highlight—and one of the most impressive chu…
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The Three Cities
Opposite Valletta, on the other side of the Grand Harbour, lie the Three Cities (Cottonera): Vittoriosa (Birgu) , Sengl…
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Food & Drink in Valletta€€
In recent years, Valletta has undergone a culinary revolution . In addition to traditional Maltese eateries, there are…
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The Grand Harbour
The Grand Harbour (Il-Port il-Kbir) is one of the most magnificent natural harbors in the world and has been the heart…
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