Valletta Living History
Who’s Behind the Show?
Made by entertainers, to entertain you!
Valletta Living History is a film created by some of the best in the business. Locally produced by HD Entertainment, it is backed by professionals in the tourism and leisure industries.
The movie was penned by internationally-renowned scriptwriter Jonathan Rich, who has contributed to numerous docudramas and leading historical programmes across his varied career. Additionally, it was directed by Vince Briffa, a leading industry professional who has spearheaded numerous projects and films, including the Great Siege of Malta documentary for the BBC.
The Souvenir Shop
Take Malta’s favourite attraction home!
If you enjoyed the movie, we’ve got a great range of souvenirs and merchandise that will ensure Valletta Living History lives on in your mind for a long time to come!
From film-related products to genuine local items and delicacies, you’re sure to find something to tickle your fancy!
Valletta
As one of the most historic spots in the Mediterranean, Valletta is a fantastic place to visit, explore and discover.
Now a cosmopolitan city with umpteen great cafes, restaurants and boutiques, Valletta started life during the rule of the Knights of St John. In fact, it is named after Grand Master Jean Parisot de la Valette, who succeeded in defending the island from an Ottoman invasion in the Great Siege of 1565.
Valletta’s Baroque character is a haven for architecture lovers, who will also be able to spot elements of Mannerist, Neo-Classical and Modern design throughout the city. Additionally, it’s myriad of museums – everything from Fine Art and culture to the popular Palace Armoury – provide plenty of scope for exploration and enjoyable hours spent uncovering the secrets of this unique city.
And after all that, you can immerse yourself in its more modern delights – quality shopping streets, delightful cafes and excellent restaurants, all the perfect end to a wonderful day spent exploring historic Valletta.
FAQs
How do I get to Valletta Living History? Getting to Valletta is simple, no matter what part of the island you are staying in. Follow signs to the capital or, if travelling by bus, stop at the main Valletta Bus Terminal. Follow the city’s main road, Republic Street, until you reach the National Law Courts on your left. Take the next left turning and look out for the Embassy Shopping Complex.
Is Valletta Living History Suitable for all the family? Absolutely. Both children and adults will find the show entertaining and informative.
Does the show screen on Sundays and Public Holidays? Yes, we are open every day.
Do you offer group discounts? Yes we do. Contact info@maltaattraction.com for further details.
Do you have a cafe? The cinema itself had a bar with snacks and drinks. The complex has a cafe and restaurant.
Is your location wheelchair accessible? Yes, the entire complex is wheelchair friendly.
Can I buy merchandise related to the show? Yes, Valletta Living History themed merchandise is available, as well as other genuine Maltese souvenirs.
Show Information
Valletta Living History is shown daily at the following times: 9.30am, 10.15am, 11am, 11.45am,13.30pm, 1.15pm, 2pm and 2.45pm.
It is available in the following languages: English, French, Italian, German, Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Japanese
Tickets can be booked by calling: +35621222225 or via email on info@maltaattraction.com or by filling in the enquiry form on our website www.maltaattraction.com
The ticketing Office is open between 9am – 2.45pm on Level 2 of the Embassy Complex, Valletta.
It is recommended that you arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the show.
Prices when purchasing your ticket on site:
Adults €9.75, Children €4.00, Students €7.00, Family Pack €25.00
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