V for Valletta
Visiting Malta has been on my bucket list for a long time and, as one-of-my-last-trips-abroad-before-a-global-pandemic-hits, it’s magical.
It’s late February, and the sun is shining when we arrive in Valletta. Malta’s capital city – a UNESCO World Heritage site – is impossibly old and impossibly beautiful, and we can’t wait to get out and explore. Dropping off our bags at the five-star Rosselli (rossellimalta.com), we head up to the rooftop bar to get a better view of the famous Grand Harbour, often described as the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. They’re not wrong.
The smallest capital city in the EU, walking around Valletta feels like being transported through time. Grand, centuries-old baroque buildings are dotted with antique
