Discover Malta through food and history on this 4-hour experience in Valletta. Start with a guided walk through the city’s lively streets and markets, tasting local favorites like pastizzi and mqaret. Then head to the Museum of Fine Arts, set on the site of the former kitchen of the Knights of St. John, for a hands-on ftira masterclass. Learn to prepare Malta’s traditional flatbread sandwich using fresh ingredients, guided by a local chef. End by enjoying your creation with local sides and drinks in this historic setting. A perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and heritage. Along the way, you’ll hear fascinating stories about Valletta’s culinary traditions, explore authentic ingredients, and experience cooking in a unique setting steeped in history. Whether you’re a food lover, history enthusiast, or curious traveler, this experience offers a delicious and memorable taste of Malta. Optional visit to St. John's Co-Cathedral or the Grandmaster’s Palace is also available.

Visitors to St. John’s Co-Cathedral will step inside one of Valletta’s most magnificent and historically significant sites. Built in the 16th century by the Knights of St. John, the cathedral boasts an awe-inspiring baroque interior filled with intricate gilded carvings, stunning frescoes, and elaborately decorated chapels. Highlights include the famous Caravaggio painting The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist and the impressive marble tombstones that cover the floor, each telling stories of Malta’s noble past. Guests can explore this artistic and spiritual masterpiece while learning about the rich history and traditions of the Knights.

Visitors to Barrakka Gardens will enjoy one of Valletta’s most scenic and historic spots. Perched on the city’s fortifications, these beautifully landscaped gardens offer stunning panoramic views of the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities. Guests can stroll through vibrant flowerbeds, admire historic monuments, and watch the daily firing of the Saluting Battery cannons—a tradition dating back to the Knights of St. John. It’s a perfect place to relax, take photos, and soak in Malta’s rich maritime history.

Visitors to the Grandmaster’s Palace will explore one of Valletta’s most iconic landmarks, once the residence of the Grand Masters of the Knights of St. John. This magnificent palace showcases a blend of Renaissance and Baroque architecture, with richly decorated halls, stunning frescoes, and an impressive collection of armor and weapons. Guests can wander through the State Rooms, admire the ornate Throne Room, and learn about Malta’s fascinating history through its art and artifacts. The palace also houses the Office of the President of Malta, making it a vibrant symbol of Maltese heritage and governance.