One of the oldest entertainment venues in Europe, the Manoel Theatre was built in Valletta in 1731. The funds for its construction were provided by Grand Master Antonio Manoel de Villena, after whom the theatre was later named. De Villena, erectin... read more
Near Fort St. Elmo you can see the elongated building of the Mediterranean Conference Centre, which is considered to be one of the largest in Malta and Europe. This structure was erected by the Knights Hospitallers in 1574. It housed a hospital ca... read more
This amusement park is located 9 kilometres from Valletta. It has large water slides, a swimming pool, a playground with dinosaurs and summer rides. The neighbouring Marine Park has daily shows with dolphin and seals.
read moreThe Cathedral of Mdina, consecrated in honour of St Paul, is the fourth building to appear on this site. In general, the site on which the main Catholic church of the city stands is steeped in legend. It is said that here stood the villa of the Ro... read more
