Malta · SHOW
Good shows fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Enjoy a 4-course Maltese fusion dinner at Ta Marija, with hotel transfer, live guitar, folklore dance show, and dancing after.
“Food was delicious Service was wow Animation was wonderfull Everthing was over the moon i will do this again when i come back to malta”
Valletta’s Malta Experience pairs a 45-minute 7,000-year audio-visual show with optional La Sacra Infirmaria tour in 17 languages.
“Anna ( the guide) was amazing! Don't miss the infermary tour!”
Maltese Islands history audio-visual show and La Sacra Infermeria guided visit in Valletta. 1h15, English, mobile ticket.
“The audio-visual show is outstanding. Because of another appointment, we skipped the Sacra Infermeria tour.”
Malta 5D in Valletta is a 20-minute 3D film with 5D effects and audio in 17 languages, covering Malta’s key eras.
“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.”
Valletta lights, Malta 5D show, Mosta Dome WWII story, then Mdina alleys and bastion views on one tight night loop.
“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.”
Maltese dinner and folklore show in Mosta, with round-trip transfers, a 4-course tasting menu, free-flowing local wines, and dancing.
“Food was good, entertainment entertaining. Important for solo travelers, you will be seated by yourself (I booked thinking I’d be part of a bigger table). I was thankful to be befriended by a larger group and ended up joining them for most of the evening. Otherwise it would have been very quiet and a solo experience. Prior to moving to the larger table, the staff was super friendly and chatted to me - but I did feel a bit lonely by myself. No one’s fault, I just wasn’t expecting that.”
Mdina Experience in Malta's Silent City: a 30-minute audio-visual show with 12-language headset, open ticket, and optional tavern.
A 4-course Maltese dinner with free-flowing wine and a folklore dance show at Ta’ Marija, with optional hotel transfers.
“It is what it says. Traditional dancing was nice to watch. Food choices were limited and the food just okay, but as a Maltese food experience it met the brief. Staff were friendly.”
Malta 5D in Valletta is a 20-minute, 5D film show with moving seats and surround sound, plus 17-language audio on a flexible ticket.
“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.”
Malta 5D is a fast, sensory film on Maltese history, plus an optional offline audio walk through Valletta highlights for $12.
“Deux approches la première est que vous découvrez l’histoire sur des sièges interactifs de cette île depuis 1565 en 5D. protégée par les Français et Jean de La Valette et annexé par les Anglais par la suite la deuxième et que vous récupérer de la chaleur car au frais pendant 20 minutes”
Mdina audio-visual show in Malta: a 45-minute headset spectacle with panoramic projections and 12-language soundtracks, then medieval tavern time.
“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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