Discover the best attractions and experiences San Gwann has to offer
Discover Malta’s ancient and storied past through iconic sites within easy reach of San Ġwann.
A well-preserved prehistoric temple complex that reveals Malta’s Bronze Age past.
Wander the ancient fortifications and narrow streets of the 'Silent City' nearby.
A UNESCO-listed underground necropolis with fascinating archaeological significance.
Explore Malta’s stories through engaging museums set in or near the capital region.
Exhibits Malta’s ancient cultures from across millennia.
Displays on Malta’s seafaring history and naval technology.
A 16th-century palace museum showcasing Maltese aristocratic life.
Inspect Malta’s architectural religious heritage and grand churches.
One of the world’s largest domed churches, a standout Maltese landmark.
A Baroque cathedral in the ancient walled city of Mdina.
Underground Christian catacombs offering a glimpse into early Malta.
Green spaces and scenic reserves where you can relax and enjoy Maltese nature.
Elegant terraced gardens beloved by locals for strolls and views.
Wooded pine oasis near Rabat, a popular picnic and nature spot.
Coastal landscapes with dramatic cliffs and beach viewpoints.
Vibrant suburbs and nearby town centers perfect for a taste of Maltese life.
The nightlife and dining hub just a short ride from San Ġwann.
Seaside promenade, shops, and cafes along the quay.
One of Malta’s largest towns with historic streets and local eateries.
Low-cost ways to enjoy Malta’s scenery and atmosphere.
Lively waterfront areas ideal for an easy walk and people-watching.
Sunset viewpoints to enjoy the coastline without spending a euro.
Spread a blanket and enjoy a quiet day in the woods.
Taste classic Maltese flavors and local specialties.
Filo pastries filled with ricotta or peas, a Maltese staple.
A traditional Maltese Sunday favorite cooked slowly with herbs.
Traditional Maltese flatbread used for sandwiches and snacks.
Experience Malta’s vibrant evening scene near the coast.
Area filled with bars, clubs and late-night venues.
Waterfront dining and relaxed bars with sea views.
Cultural venues and performances for evenings out.
Historic theatre hosting plays, operas and concerts.
An immersive film about Malta’s history.
Active pursuits and sports facilities in and around Malta.
National stadium hosting football matches and events.
Challenging course set along the coastline.
Hidden corners and offbeat experiences just beyond the tourist trails.
Underground Christian catacombs offering a glimpse into early Malta.
Quiet rural paths perfect for a relaxed walk or bike ride away from crowds.