A holiday in Malta can take many guises. Visitors come here for the history, the archaeology, to learn English in a warmer country. They want to try out the Mediterranean cuisine and to enjoy the sun and sea. Some come out of interest for ecclesiastic paraphernalia and above all, the excellent examples of baroque architecture. Others have heard that it’s great for diving and sailing. The reasons are many and varied. Staying in “the city built by gentlemen for gentlemen” adds value to the equation, making your experience one to remember. Away from the usual tourist resorts, Valletta G-House is in the heart of Maltese life and history. Valletta is built on a human scale, clustered attractively in a tight grid of narrow streets behind grand fortifications. Everything is within walking distance and let’s say it, there is no better way to see and experience a city than on foot. Using Valletta G-House as your launch pad, you will discover the city built by the Knights of St John back in 1565, its palaces, its magnificent churches, its small shops and craftsmen.