3 Cities Tour

Birgu, Malta

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Number of Travellers	Price Per Person (USD)
1+	18

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Part of our revenue from this experience
will go to a charity in the region

This is the best way to discover the 3 Cities area with a particular attention to the most historic city of Vittoriosa, through the streets of which we will be walking so as for us to discover the incredible stories behind the walls and narrow streets of the city built by the knights.

The experience starts in Senglea at the berthing place of the 3 cities ferry. There we walk through Cospicua and start the discovery of these amazing cities on the harbour with beautiful breathtaking views all along. We get to visit the Collacchio area with its beautifully stepped narrow winded streets. We also walk through the escape route of the city and then by the oldest fortress in the harbour which served as prison to Caravaggio and headquarter to the British Navy. All along the route you will be taking in some of the most amazing views of the Grand Harbour.

Duration

2 hours

The tour starts at

Birgu, Malta

We start off at Cospicua where we walk through the waterfront of this beautiful historic town towards Vittoriosa, where most of our walk will take place.

We start off at Cospicua where we walk through the waterfront of this beautiful historic town towards Vittoriosa, where most of our walk will take place.
We walk through the main entrance into the fortifications of the city built by the knights as their headquarters before the construction of Valletta. We discover the Collacchio area, walk through the ...

We walk through the main entrance into the fortifications of the city built by the knights as their headquarters before the construction of Valletta. We discover the Collacchio area, walk through the escape route from the city and the get to the oldest fortress in the harbour where Caravaggio was imprisoned and the British had their Navy headquarters.

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