When the Order of St John started building Valletta on Mount Sceberras, its architects and engineers faced a serious problem – how uneven the terrain was, highs and lows, rises and throughs.

Europe's smallest capital, Valletta, known as The Fortress City, was founded in the sixteenth Century by the Knights of St John. A UNESCO World heritage site, Valletta was also named the European ...

Europe ’s hottest city that could hit sweltering 40C in summer is just three hours away from the UK and is a perfect place for a warm getaway. Valletta, the capital of Malta, experiences an average ...

St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta, the Mosta Rotunda, and St Paul’s Cathedral, Mdina, are an assault on the senses, but you ...