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InterContinental Malta

Welcome To InterContinental Malta
Concierge head shot
James Gauci Borda
Head Concierge

Siamo lieti di accoglierti nel nostro esclusivo hotel resort. Ti invitiamo a rilassarti sulla nostra spiaggia privata e ci auguriamo di condividere con te le nostre conoscenze del posto. Per qualsiasi richiesta, non esitare a contattarci presso la lobby.

Cose da fare
Il giorno perfetto

Mattina

Start the day with a stroll to nearby Sliema to breakfast on a savoury pastizzi pastry and a coffee, while overlooking St. Julian's Bay. A short walk takes you to Marsamxett Harbour to hop on a ferry to the capital Valletta. There you can discover the marbles and artworks of the ornate, 16th-century St. John's Co-Cathedral and explore the neo-classical temple and leafy terrace of Lower Barrakka Gardens. Browse for antiques and jewellery before lunching on fresh fish in a local restaurant.

Pomeriggio

After lunch, taxi up to the ancient fortified city of Mdina. Explore the winding streets, confined within high walls. Visit imposing, baroque St. Paul's Cathedral to view its richly decorated interior and artworks in an attached museum. You can stop for a break in the Fontanella Tea Garden and enjoy panoramic views of the island before strolling to the nearby Domus Romana. This ruined Roman house, dating from the 1st century BC, includes a museum preserving its mosaics.

Sera

In the evening, head to the Three Cities. These fortified harbour towns – Birgu, Senglea and Cospicua, comprise a rich source of Maltese history. The ancient docks of the oldest, Birgu, have been in use since medieval times. Home to many churches, forts and palaces, stroll through the area's narrow streets dotted with squares, before dining in a restaurant overlooking the yachts in Vittoriosa Marina. An evening drive back to the hotel provides spectacular views of Malta's nighttime lights.

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Lo sapevi?
  • HYPOGEUM OF HAL-SAFLIENI

    One of the numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites on the islands, this spectacular pre-historic underground temple is the jewel in the Maltese cultural crown.

  • THE GRAND HARBOUR

    The crescent-shaped Grand Harbour is the biggest and most dramatic natural harbour in the Mediterranean. It was the base for the Knights of St John for 268 years, and after their departure became a strategic base for the British for a further 170 years. It remains a spectacular sight, particularly at nighttime when all medieval fortifications are lit up, providing a unique backdrop to admire and enjoy.

  • MOSTA DOME

    The Mosta Dome is the third largest in the world. It was hit by a bomb in World War II which, amazingly, failed to explode. This was locally hailed as the miracle, and a replica of the bomb can now be seen in the Church’s sacristy.

  • ST JOHN'S CO-CATHEDRAL

    This Co-Cathedral is one of the most spectacular in Europe. The floor alone features over 400 intrinsically designed marble tombstones dedicated to prominent knights and clergymen. The magnificent painted ceiling, by Mattia Preti in 1662, and the work of art by Caravaggio, are both acknowledged world class masterpieces.

Che cosa mettere in valigia
COMFORTABLE FOOTWEAR
Malta’s cultural jewels are concentrated around Valletta and the three cities, do pack a pair of comfortable shoes or sandals, you won’t regret it!
ELECTRICAL DEVICES
Voltage in Malta is 220 volts, if you plan on bringing electrical appliances that work on 110 volts, make sure to pack an appropriate power convertor and adapter plug.
A GOOD GUIDE BOOK
Although only a small island, there's a lot to see and do in Malta. A little reading before you arrive on the places to visit, our history and culture will pay good dividend.
DIVING CERTIFICATE
If you’re one of the many keen divers coming to explore what lies beneath, do remember to pack your diving qualification, it shall avoid any unnecessary hiccups whilst planning your dives.