
Science in the City Valletta 2026: Malta’s National Science & Arts Festival
What happens when you take science out of the lab, art out of the gallery, and bring them both onto the streets of Malta’s capital?

What happens when you take science out of the lab, art out of the gallery, and bring them both onto the streets of Malta’s capital?

On Saturday, 17 October 2026, at 11:00 AM, one of the world’s most prestigious offshore sailing races begins in Malta’s Grand Harbour. The 47th Rolex

If you visit Malta between May and September and do not stumble into a village festa, you have missed something essential about the island. The

For three evenings in September, the sound of the guitar fills Valletta’s most atmospheric historic venues. The Valletta Guitar Festival returns from 10 to 12

Beneath the streets of Valletta, in the stone-vaulted chambers below the Dominican Church, something happens on summer evenings that most visitors to Malta will never

Here is something worth knowing before you chase a sunset in Valletta: the capital sits on an east-facing peninsula. That means you will not see

Valletta is one of the smallest capital cities in Europe — just 600 metres from City Gate to Fort St Elmo — and that compact

Maltese cuisine is what happens when Sicily, North Africa, and the eastern Mediterranean collide on a tiny limestone island in the middle of the sea.

Valletta punches well above its weight when it comes to food. Within its compact grid of limestone streets, you will find Michelin-starred tasting menus, neighbourhood

Here is something nobody tells you before your first trip to Malta: genuinely sandy beaches are rare. Most of the island’s 196 kilometres of coastline