City Walking Tours Malta

25/04/2024

Hard work pays off, best selling food tour on the island, well done to the City Walking Tours Team

16/03/2024

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The Valletta Street Food and Culture Tour :
Join us on our Food tour, delve into Valletta's history and taste some of the island's favourite treats!

15/04/2023

Grandmasters Palace, open this Sunday for viewing! Join us on one of our historical walking tours in Valletta. Your licensed guide will lead you across Valletta highlighting the history behind the palaces that line our capital city.

09/04/2023

Keeping our traditions alive!!

06/04/2023

31/03/2023

The tapestries, which will be hung in the Main Nave of the St John's Co-Cathedral, will be displayed between 5 May and 24 June 2023.

31/03/2023

Discover the Silent City with our experienced tour guide, tours are held every Tuesday and Saturday at 11am, meeting point at the Main Gate.Look out for the red City Walking Tours umbrella

04/12/2022

04/12/2022

Fra’ John Edward Critien, a leading member of the Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of Malta, has died aged 73.

Critien was the first Maltese person to serve as Grand Prior of Rome and also the first non-noble to hold that post.

He was also a former member of the Sovereign Council of the Order of Malta, having been elected to that post on three occasions across three decades.

For a short period in 2016-17, he also served as Grand Chancellor ad interim of the Order.

The Sliema-born Critien also served as the Order’s custodian of Fort St Angelo, President of the Foundation for the Pilgrimages of the Venerable Langue of Italy and Curator of the Order’s art collections.

The Order of Malta announced his passing on Saturday. Critien died at the order’s Magistral Palace in Rome.

The Lieutenant of the Grand Master, Fra’ John T. Dunlap, acknowledged Critien’s contributions and highlighted his valued service as a member of the Order’s government.

14/06/2022

The Triton Fountain is the 8th most instagrammed fountain in the world!

New research from comparethemarket.com has revealed the most Instagrammed fountains across the globe which are definitely worth visiting.

The historic Trevi fountain is the most Instagrammed fountain in the world whereas the Triton fountain in Malta ranks 8th on the list!

Share your photos of the Triton Fountain in the comment section below and add the hashtag .

Learn more about the fountain here: https://tritoni.gov.mt/

20/05/2022

Colours in the Capital: Malta Carnival parade this weekend

09/05/2022

Join us on a fully guided tour of Mdina and Rabat and be sure not to miss out on anything worth seeing in these historical towns.
Tours are held twice a week, every Tuesday and Saturday starting at 11am .
Meet your tour guide at the Main gate of Mdina look out for the red umbrella!

21/03/2022

Discover Valletta with an experienced tour guide, join our scheduled Valletta walking tour held on Wednesday, Friday and on Sundays at 10am.
Meeting point: New Parliament Building
Look out for the red Citywalkingtours umbrella.

30/07/2021

Mdina, Malta's open air Museum and the Silent City. Join our licensed tour guide on a fully guided tour of Mdina and Rabat , tour is held every Saturday morning at 11am meeting point at Mdina Main Gate. Booking recommended 99318808

24/05/2021

Malta has 'reached herd immunity', Chris Fearne has announced, with 70 per cent of adults to receive one dose by Monday evening. The health minister made the announcement in a news conference with Superintendent of Public Health, Charmaine Gauci. The 70 per cent target was set by the European...

03/05/2021

Valletta Green Festival will be taking place this weekend 7- 11th May.
The festival will transform one of the largest open spaces in Valletta, St George’s Square, into a colourful floral carpet.
This year’s infiorata, designed by artist Zack Ritchie will have the theme of ‘Zero Pollution’ and feature a colourful floral turtle.
Valletta visitors will be welcomed during the Green Festival by a temporary garden inspired by the formal gardens of the past at Freedom Square, in front of the New Parliament.
Indigenous trees including Pine, Myrtle and Bay Leaf will decorate De Valette Square. There will also be Cypress trees along Republic Street, Republic Square and St George’s Square and lemon and orange trees in Great Siege Square.