Originally built as the 1980 Hollywood film set for the Popeye musical, this quirky wooden village is now an open-air seaside attraction tucked into a scenic cliffside bay. Visitors can tour the preserved movie sets, catch live animation shows, and enjoy swimming or boat trips in the clear waters below.

Perched on a rugged clifftop overlooking the sea and the islet of Filfla, these megalithic structures date back to 3600–3200 BC, making them significantly older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids. A massive canopy protects the prehistoric stone architecture from weather erosion.

Malta’s newest architectural landmark designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. This massive, twisting skyscraper complex in St. Julian's is rapidly opening up luxury lifestyle spaces, including a curated design mall, high-end entertainment areas, and a massive rooftop pool experience.

Located right in the heart of Ta' Qali (incredibly close to the MFCC venue), UNO is an iconic open-air mega-club featuring a 5,000+ capacity main area surrounded by trees, offering unparalleled sound systems and a massive festival atmosphere.

Situated in the countryside on the outskirts of Rabat (near Mdina), this is Malta’s premier multi-venue clubbing complex. It boasts multiple massive open-air dance floors, lounges, and secret gardens that regularly host top international DJs.

If you want a break from the NAF World Cup action next door at the MFCC, this vibrant artisan village offers stunning, hand-crafted treasures and live workshops just a short stroll from the tournament pitches.

Built right next to the National Aquarium, this massive open-air beach club features a stunning infinity pool vanishing into the Mediterranean Sea. It is famous for its relaxed daytime sunbeds, cocktails, and legendary sunset pool parties.

Located within St. Julian's, Paceville is the dense, neon-lit epicenter of Malta's street-level nightlife. It's packed wall-to-wall with free-entry bars, commercial clubs (like Toy Room and Havana), shisha lounges, and late-night eateries that keep going until 4:00 AM.

Located on the Qawra coastline, this modern facility showcases Mediterranean marine life across 26 themed tanks, highlighted by an immersive walk-through tunnel holding sharks and rays.

Right across the Grand Harbour from Valletta lie these three older, fortified maritime towns. They offer an authentic look at local life, packed with deep history, yacht marinas, and massive bastions that pre-date the capital city.