Valletta Waterfront is conveniently located in the precincts of Floriana and Valletta within easy walking distance from the key central spots in Malta’s Grand Harbour. Tucked away among limestone bastions, Valletta Waterfront stands within a bustling maritime hub, frequented not only by locals, but also cruise passengers and land-based travellers.

With plenty of good eateries open around the clock, an ambience and location close to the sea, and a packed calendar of activities, Valletta Waterfront is a leisure destination and a favoured spot for networking and business engagements against a picturesque backdrop.

This downtown harbour area offers patrons some respite from the buzzing crowds often characterising other destinations. Beyond its Instagrammable appeal, the Valletta Waterfront holds a special place with the locals, with plenty of established restaurants, as well as novel dining experiences. The beautifully-restored vaults at Valletta Waterfront are not just historic relics – they're lively hubs of culinary delights, entertainment and relaxation offering a diverse array of dining options. Whether you're craving a leisurely coffee or a sumptuous feast, Valletta Waterfront offers a diverse selection of tantalizing cuisines including Asian, American, Mediterranean, authentic local dishes and more.

Explore Valletta Waterfront's rich history through Grade 1 edifices—the highest protection afforded to Maltese structures with great historical and architectural value—including the Forni Stores, dating back to 1626, and the Pinto Stores, inaugurated in 1752 by Grand Master Pinto during the late Baroque period. Its walls echo bygone days: raging sea and air battles and bustling trade activity with diverse sea vessels laden with goods and passengers. Located across the historic forts of St. Angelo, Ricasoli and the charming Three Cities, Valletta Waterfront stands as a testament to Malta's rich maritime history. The historic vaults, with their instantly recognisable coloured doors, now housing restaurants, cafes, offices and shops, reflect this iconic destination’s tasteful evolution into contemporary times.

Immerse yourself in the village-like ambiance, accentuated by the quaint ornate chapel of the Flight to Egypt by the Holy Family, a backdrop for intimate classical concerts and plenty of wedding and thanksgiving celebrations. Major calendar events such as Christmas are celebrated on the strolling promenade, a firework display welcomes in every New Year, with location-specific events like the springtime Colour Fest or Maltese Nights during summer adding layers of fun and spectacle.

Authentic and true to its historical essence, Valletta Waterfront remains a must-visit destination for travellers seeking to explore Malta's rich heritage. 

To discover more and plan your visit, visit the Valletta Waterfront site for more information.

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