The tourist bus ticket is valid for 1 or 2 days, with hop-on hop-off use and recorded commentary in English through headphones. There are two routes, north and south. Mobile tickets are redeemed at Sliema Ferries or the Valletta Waterfront terminus.
Open-top hop-on hop-off bus ticket for 1 or 2 days, with English commentary.
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Stops include the roundabout by the Radisson and Corinthia hotels, St George’s Bay, Spinola Bay, Balluta Bay and Sliema seafront. The line also reaches Valletta and the Three Cities of Cospicua, Senglea and Birgu, as well as the Tarxien temples and the Blue Grotto.
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VallettaThis line covers the northern and eastern parts of the island, with highlights including Sliema, Mosta, Ta’ Qali, Mdina and Rabat.
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With one day, aim for a single route; with two you can try both without rushing. The ticket covers the bus only, so entry to sights is paid separately. The first use can be any day within 12 months of the start date you choose.
Things to do in MaltaOne or two consecutive days, depending on the option you choose at booking.
Yes, there is recorded commentary in English, and every guest gets headphones.
Mobile tickets are redeemed at Sliema Ferries (stop 17) or the Valletta Waterfront terminus (stop 20). A printed ticket works at any bus stop.
A northern and a southern route, with stops in Sliema, Valletta, Mosta, Mdina and the Three Cities.
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Yes, it is hop-on hop-off: for the days you choose, you can get off and back on at any stop.
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