Route & places visited
Your route around the Grand Harbour
Eleven landmarks in 45 minutes, starting and finishing at Kalkara Creek. Tap a place to see it on the map.
StartKalkara Creek
Kalkara
The Parish Church of St. Joseph in Kalkara was built in 1952, featuring an elegant façade and bright interior at the town's spiritual heart.
Kalkara
A 19th century villa once owned by a British admiral. It is known for its elegant proportions and panoramic views over the Grand Harbour.
Kalkara
This historic lift once connected the waterfront to Villa Bighi above. It was an important shortcut for naval staff and hospital workers.
Kalkara
Constructed in the 1830s, Villa Bighi later became the Royal Naval Hospital. It played a major role in Malta's medical and military history.
Kalkara
The largest fort in Malta, built by the Knights of St. John. It has also been used as a filming location for major movies and series.
Valletta
This bridge links the Valletta breakwater to the lighthouse. It protects the Grand Harbour from strong waves and storms.
Valletta
A quiet garden overlooking the harbour, famous for its neoclassical monument to Sir Alexander Ball.
Valletta
Erected in 1992, the bell commemorates Malta's suffering during World War II. It rings daily in remembrance of the fallen.
Valletta
Malta's most famous viewpoint, built by the Knights in the 17th century. It overlooks the Three Cities and hosts the daily cannon salute.
Senglea
A small watchtower built in 1552 to guard Grand Harbour. Its carved eye and ear symbols represent vigilance.
Birgu
This fortress has guarded the Grand Harbour since medieval times. It was the headquarters of the Knights during the Great Siege of 1565.
FinishBack to Kalkara Creek
Illustrated map
Our harbour, illustrated
The route as featured in our brochure — a keepsake of the landmarks you will see from the water.