Malta · SHOW
Malta packs a great deal into very little ground, so the choice is rarely about distance. These 11 shows are compared on price, duration and pickup point, which is what actually decides it.
Review of Malta’s Ta’ Marija folklore dinner show, with four-course Maltese food, free-flowing wine, music, dancing, and hotel transfers.
“This is a great night out family run business for over 60 years very traditional food was great wine was good and the entertainment was really good if you get a chance do it you won’t be disappointed”
See Malta’s 7,000-year story in 45 minutes, then tour the Knights’ Holy Infirmary in Valletta. Practical review, value tips, and language details.
“Our guide was great , very knowledgeable with a good sense of humour. A good starting point to a trip to Malta”
Review of Malta’s 45-minute history show and La Sacra Infermeria tour, with practical advice on value, timing, language, and access.
“A very interesting and enjoyable walking tour that helped with orientation around Valetta and learning about the history of this remarkable city. I’d recommend you do this tour on your first day in the area if you can as it also gives you plenty of places to revisit at your leisure. For example, learning about The Knights of St John (Hospitaliers were an elite military force involved in The Crusades, similar to The Knights Templar) will help you to understand much more about the building of Valetta and impressive Cathedral of St John the Baptist. Your experience and knowledge of Valetta will be enhanced. if you go on this tour…”
Malta 5D brings Maltese history to life with a 20-minute 3D film, moving seats, special effects, and commentary in 17 languages.
“A pesar de indicar que no había horario, tuvimos que volver una hora y media más tarde para completar un grupo. En cuanto a la experiencia, muy positiva e interesante.”
Explore Malta after dark with Valletta lights, Mosta Dome, Mdina views, and a 5D history show in 3.5 hours.
“The tour was very entertaining and insightful. Our guide was knowledgeable and witty. The only thing is that sometimes it was hard to hear him, especially in crowded areas.”
Review of Malta’s traditional dinner and folklore show at Ta’ Marija, with Maltese food, local wine, music, dancing, and hotel transfers.
“What a great night, friendly staff, nothing too much trouble,fantastic food and show was great. Would highly recommend, so pleased we went.”
Explore Mdina’s 7,000-year story in a 30-minute audio-visual show with 12-language commentary and flexible open-date entry.
Review of Malta’s Ta’ Marija folklore dinner show, with four courses, local wine, dancing, transfers, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“It is good to attend in a group. The food is interesting. The dancing is not very exciting. We had a good evening.”
Review of Malta 5D in Valletta, a 20-minute motion-seat film on Malta’s history with 17-language audio, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Interesting and visually ambitious film in 3d with added moving seats and surround sound. A quick gloss over some of Malta's history and geography. A little light on history but very visually accessible and something fun. We bought tickets in advance of our stay but you can't choose the time - you have to go and hope your show in your language is on, and that spaces haven't been taken with tour groups. You get used of 3d glasses and there is a loo and a vending machine. I'd suggest this would be handy for teenagers or older kids.”
Review of Malta 5D’s 20-minute history show and optional Valletta audio guide, with honest advice on value, timing, languages, and drawbacks.
“The audio visual show is ok but the optional audio guide is a complete waste of money”
Review of Mdina Experience, a $6.95 audio-visual journey through 7,000 years of Malta’s old capital, with practical tips and value advice.
“bon résumé des époques et des péripéties de la vie sur l’île de Malte depuis da fondation jusqu’à ce jour”
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