Sliema, Malta
The perfect city for your visit
What can you see if you are in Sliema?
Sliema is a lively town on the northeastern coast of Malta.
Once a fishing village, it is now a modern and popular tourist hub.
Its name means “peace” in Maltese, reflecting the calm charm of its seafront overlooking Valletta.
With rocky beaches, seaside cafés, shops, and historic architecture, Sliema blends tradition and modernity.
It is the perfect place for sunset walks, shopping, and discovering local culture, with a strong international presence.
Main Attractions in Sliema
- The Stand
A beautiful seafront promenade with spectacular views of Valletta.
Lined with shops, restaurants, and cafés – ideal for walking and relaxation. - Fort Tigné
A historic fort built by the Knights of St. John in the 18th century.
Today it is a residential and commercial area, but the original structure is still visible. - Stella Maris Church
A neo-Gothic church dating back to 1855. It is one of the most important religious landmarks in the city. - Beaches and Natural Pools
Sliema does not have traditional sandy beaches, but offers natural rock pools and public swimming areas along the coast. - Shopping and Restaurants
One of the liveliest areas in Malta for shopping and dining.
It offers numerous shops, boutiques, and restaurants with both traditional Maltese and international cuisine. - Panoramic View of Valletta
From Sliema, you can enjoy a stunning view of Valletta, especially at sunset when the historic city is beautifully lit.
Written by Sofia Acquaro – 3A Liceo Linguistico
