10 Best Things to do in Sliema, Malta - Sliema travel guides 2021

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Things To Do in Sliema

Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens

4.7/5

34 Reviews

Garden

Observation Deck

大姐小露開心果The best place to view Valletta is the Baraka Garden. Its geographical location is divided into the upper and lower Baccarat Gardens. Located above the Grande Port is the Upper Baraka Garden. The green shades cover the sky and the flowers and trees are beautiful. The fountain, the tall arcade, the statue of the famous person, the historical imprint viewing platform, because the superb view is a favorite attraction of tourists. In addition to overlooking the cruise ship in the large port of Valletta, the fortresses of the three sister cities are also clearly visible. The garden at the northern edge of Valletta is named Lower Baraka Garden. There is a Roman-style marble temple in the garden of Elmo Fortress near the entrance to the sea, which is separated from the war monument. It is also very popular with tourists.

Old Mint Street

4.6/5

23 Reviews

Featured Neighbourhood

渭南松赞干布It is said that Old Bohol Street is a famous attraction in Valletta, so I went to this street to take a look. It is a long and narrow street, from Hastings Park in the west to the seaside in the east. Although the street is straight, there are several uphills and downhills, and parking can only be on one side of the street. There are old-fashioned buildings on both sides of the street, with protruding balconies and closed windows above, making the street look narrower. In addition to housing on both sides of the street, there are also small shops, companies, parish churches, small hotels, etc.

St. John's Co-Cathedral

4.4/5

15 Reviews

Church

小思文This is a baroque-style domed church. You can see a lot of orderly decorations in the church. It is also very interesting to enter the interior. There is also a lot of history here, and there are also a lot of specialty shops.

Grandmaster's Palace

4.3/5

17 Reviews

Historical Architecture

Palace

渭南松赞干布The Grand Palace, also known as the Palace of the Chiefs of the Knights, is located in the center of the capital Valletta. It was built between the 16th and 18th centuries. It was the palace of the chiefs of the Knights of St. John who ruled Malta. It is also known as the Palace of Priesthood. During the British rule, it was the British Governor's Palace. After 1974, it was the seat of the Maltese Presidential Palace and Parliament. Part of this palace, the Palace Armory, is open to the public as a museum managed by the Maltese heritage. The presidential palace contains many portraits of European monarchs, leaders of the knights, and treasures such as medieval knights. There are more than 5,000 historical weapons and other equipment in the palace’s armory, which are important cultural relics for the study of historical wars and social development.

Blue Lagoon

4.8/5

36 Reviews

Beach

DJDQHere is the bluest to the Mediterranean, and here is the blue that must be seen in a lifetime. At that time, I couldn't swim, I really sighed and sighed. I was so anxious that I couldn't swim in the sea water. The shore facilities are very complete, umbrellas are available for rent, and lifebuoys are not available, because foreigners can swim. There are also a lot of ships passing traffic.

Church of St Francis of Assisi

4.5/5

8 Reviews

Church

渭南松赞干布The Church of St. Francis of Assisi is located in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It was built in 1598 and completed in 1607. Later, due to structural defects, the church was rebuilt in 1681. The church was expanded after 1920, including the addition of a dome. There are many precious artworks in the church, including paintings by Matthias Preti, Pietro Gagliadi and Filippo Paladin, as well as the statue of Saint Francis. This church building is included in the National List of Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands.

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