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Cities at Malta
- Valletta — the capital, named for Jean Parisot de la Valette, a French nobleman who was Grand Master of the Order of St. John and leader of the defenders during the Turkish siege of Malta in 1565.
- Buġibba
- Cottonera (Three Cities) — The name used when referring to Birgu (aka Vittoriosa), Isla (aka Senglea) and Bormla (aka Cospicua), three towns conglomerated by 17th century fortifications called the Cottonera lines.
- Marsaxlokk — fishing village south of the island
- Marsaskala — an enchanting promenade ensures you a pleasant evening here
- Mdina — Malta's well-preserved quiet old capital
- Mgarr
- Rabat — hosts numerous historical attractions such as St. Paul's catacombs and the Roman Villa
- Qormi - a city in central Malta where there are still several old traditional bakeries.
- San Giljan — perfect area for nightlife & entertainment
- San Gwann
- Sliema — shopping centre just north of Valletta
