Valletta: Digital Self-Guided Tour + Fort St. Elmo Entry

Standing tall proudly over Valletta, Fort St. Elmo tells Malta's fascinating history. Built in 1552 by Pietro Prato, this fort is a living story of bravery and resilience. This monument has weathered the years, surviving the Ottoman attacks during the Great Siege of Malta and the harsh bombings of World War II. Within its walls, find a chapel and the final resting place of courageous knights who defended the Chapel of St. Anne. Their tales echo through the quiet halls, waiting to be discovered. Today, the Fort houses the National War Museum, filled with artifacts spanning 7,000 years of Malta's military history. The exploration continues with visitors exploring Valletta's landmarks at their own pace with a mobile phone and a digital audio guide. Stroll through the streets, filled with the history and beauty of St. John's Co-Cathedral and Fort St. Angelo.