You can be lost for choice given the amount of activities that are available to engage in and the places one can visit in Sliema, but we’ve got your back! The following 3-day itinerary which we’ve compiled should organise your visit better and make it easier for you to get around.
Travelling doesn’t always have to be expensive, and with this comprehensive list we’ve got you covered on which spots and activities in Malta are free of charge! If you’re staying with us at AX Palazzo Capua, Sliema, the following are free places and activities you must engage in during your stay on the islands.
You can find a little bit of romance everywhere you go in Malta, but this is especially true in Sliema. Being a commercial district right by the sea, and just a ferry’s ride away from the city of Valletta, Sliema’s romantic promenade offers plenty of shops and trendy cafes that make it a popular destination...
Our island is known for sticking to its religious roots and this is evident especially in Sliema, Malta. Although Sliema can be looked at as an urban chic town, various churches and chapels are present. Discover all these churches in Sliema while you're on your holiday in Malta.
Even though Malta is a tiny island, there are a variety of historical places and engaging activities that you can take part in. If you want to make the most of your trip on the island, you can definitely benefit from the various guided tours around Malta.
The Valletta Green Festival is here once again and with Valletta being the European Capital of Culture for 2018, everything is bigger and better this year! The festival’s theme for this year will be celebrating Valletta’s 450th anniversary.
Malta is full of beautiful hidden gems. The great thing about this island is that there is always something new to explore. Getting in touch with the historical side of Malta is one of the ways you can experience the island at its best.
There is much more to Malta than meets the eye. It’s a small island with a lot of hidden treasures. And we mean literally hidden, like a whole network of tunnels lying underneath Valletta – the historic capital of Malta.
Malta is famous for celebrating its history, Christian identity and preserving its long-time traditions. The Feast of St. Paul's Shipwreck in Malta is a perfect opportunity to experience congenial atmosphere and the hype surrounding the legend of Apostle Paul and his ventures in Malta.
