Easy Island Drive: Vittoriosa, M'dina Glass and Shopping
Easy Activity
Includes snack
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Vittoriosa
It's one of the island's famed Three Cities. Enjoy a brief photo stop near the War Museum, offering a beautiful view of the marina and the surrounding fortifications that once sheltered the Knights of St. John.
Ta Qali Crafts Village
Beautiful artifacts are created and sold here by local experts including Mdina glass. You'll be awestruck by the crafting of beautifully shaped Mdina glassware in its traditional marbled, blue-green color. You're certain to be tempted to bring souvenirs of their handiwork home with you.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
No tour would be complete without a photo stop at a scenic viewpoint. Be sure to have your camera to commemorate a stop at the fortified village of Vittoriosa. Also known as Birgu, the breathtaking views include the Grand Harbour.
At Dingli Cliffs, the highest point on the island, take time to admire the breathtaking views over the Mediterranean Sea and capture stunning photos of Malta's rugged coastline.
SNACKS
A stop at Villa Arrigo includes coffee, tea, water, maltese cheese cakes and pea cakes, tea cake.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as you drive past the Valletta fortified perimeter and the Marsamxett Road with the Fort of St. Elmo and its bastion walls in view. En route to Vittoriosa, you'll drive past Marsa and along the Cospicua's shoreline dominated by Malta's largest industrial enterprise, the Malta Drydocks.
Points of interest
Vittoriosa
Schedule
Special Notes
Glassblowers at Mdina Glass will not be working on Sundays and Public Holidays, but the showroom and workshops will be open.
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Easy Activity
Includes snack
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Vittoriosa
It's one of the island's famed Three Cities. Enjoy a brief photo stop near the War Museum, offering a beautiful view of the marina and the surrounding fortifications that once sheltered the Knights of St. John.
Ta Qali Crafts Village
Beautiful artifacts are created and sold here by local experts including Mdina glass. You'll be awestruck by the crafting of beautifully shaped Mdina glassware in its traditional marbled, blue-green color. You're certain to be tempted to bring souvenirs of their handiwork home with you.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
No tour would be complete without a photo stop at a scenic viewpoint. Be sure to have your camera to commemorate a stop at the fortified village of Vittoriosa. Also known as Birgu, the breathtaking views include the Grand Harbour.
At Dingli Cliffs, the highest point on the island, take time to admire the breathtaking views over the Mediterranean Sea and capture stunning photos of Malta's rugged coastline.
SNACKS
A stop at Villa Arrigo includes coffee, tea, water, maltese cheese cakes and pea cakes, tea cake.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as you drive past the Valletta fortified perimeter and the Marsamxett Road with the Fort of St. Elmo and its bastion walls in view. En route to Vittoriosa, you'll drive past Marsa and along the Cospicua's shoreline dominated by Malta's largest industrial enterprise, the Malta Drydocks.
Points of interest
Vittoriosa
Schedule
Special Notes
Glassblowers at Mdina Glass will not be working on Sundays and Public Holidays, but the showroom and workshops will be open.