The street food tour lasts 3 hours and starts at the Parliament building in Valletta. It includes five tastings and two drinks, with an English-speaking guide: you try pastizzi, ftira, gbejniet, bigilla and sweets with Kinnie.
Walking tour with 5 tastings and 2 drinks, with an English-speaking guide.
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The stops are at kiosks along the route. It begins with pastizzi, flaky pastries filled with ricotta or mushy peas. Then come ftira, a leavened bread with fillings such as sardines, tuna, potatoes, tomatoes, onions and olives, gbejniet, a local cheese, and bigilla, a broad bean dip.
From the Parliament the group passes the Grand Master’s Palace and the Upper Barrakka Gardens, walks along Merchants Street and crosses Republic Square and St George’s Square, near St John’s Co-Cathedral.
VallettaThe guide speaks English. Children under 6 join for free, but without tastings. If you want a visit in another language, look at the other Valletta options.
Valletta: which tourAbout 3 hours.
At the Parliament of Malta, in Valletta. Arrive at least 10 minutes early.
The English-speaking guide, 5 tastings and 2 drinks.
The route ends with typical sweets served with Kinnie, the local soft drink, and with the beer Maltese people like best.
Yes. Under 6 they do not pay, but they get no tastings.