Discover the best attractions and experiences Marsa has to offer
Ancient strongholds and fortifications that overlook the Grand Harbour area around Marsa and its environs.
A 19th-century coastal fort in Kalkara with iconic brick towers and panoramic harbour views.
A key fortress guarding the Grand Harbour, now home to a museum exploring Maltese history.
Strategic medieval-to-baroque fortress guarding the entrance to the Birgu harbor.
Places where Malta’s maritime, scientific and archaeological heritage come to life.
Exhibits Malta’s rich naval history set against the Grand Harbour backdrop.
Hands-on science exhibits and workshops suitable for all ages.
Prehistoric artifacts and insights into Malta’s ancient cultures.
Sacred sites across the Maltese islands that showcase baroque artistry and devotion.
A masterpiece of Baroque architecture with Caravaggio masterpieces inside.
Historic church with a commanding presence in the capital city’s oldest squares.
Majestic cathedral in the 'Silent City' with centuries of Maltese religious history.
Iconic outdoor spaces and family-friendly parks in and around Malta.
Colorful film-set-turned-park offering photo moments and family fun.
Lush woodland picnic area and a favorite escape for locals and visitors.
Rocky coastal cave system accessed by boat, offering striking sea colors.
Vibrant Maltese towns and districts surrounding Marsa with their own character.
The capital city, packed with history, grand architecture and scenic harbours.
Coastal promenade, shopping and cafe culture across the harbour from Marsa.
Residential and dining hub between Sliema and Marsamxett Harbour.
Quaint streets, marina views and easy access to nearby historic sites.
Low-cost ways to enjoy Malta’s harbour scenery and historic streets.
Take a relaxing walk along the harbour and watch the ships come and go.
Find a vantage spot and enjoy the golden hour over the fortifications.
Explore the charm of the Three Cities with scenic harbor views.
Traditional Maltese flavors and fresh seafood in the harbour districts.
Flaky pastry treats filled with ricotta or peas—Malta’s beloved snack.
Freshly caught seafood prepared in Maltese style with simple accompaniments.
Two Maltese staples that showcase local flavors and baking craftsmanship.
Cozy bars, lively waterfront spots and terrace lounges.
Casual spots with harbour views and breezy indoor/outdoor seating.
Vibrant nightlife district with a variety of clubs, pubs and live music.
Sunset cocktails with historic cityscapes as a backdrop.
Theatres and cultural venues showcasing Malta’s performing arts.
One of Europe’s oldest theatres offering classical performances.
Modern venue hosting local productions and touring shows.
Occasional public performances that celebrate Maltese culture.
Active ways to experience Malta’s sporting scene around Marsa.
Local football club with matches and community events.
Kayaking, sailing and scenic boat tours to explore the harbour.
Hidden gems and unique experiences off the usual routes.
A relaxed cruise to see Valletta, Birgu and Kalkara from the water.
Explore narrow streets, ancient fortifications and waterfront palazzos.
Boat ride to a spectacular sea cave with striking blue hues.