We visited Valletta's gardens, the Lower - and Upper Barakka at evening. The Lower Barrakka is smaller, has a warmer atmosphere, but from the Upper Barrakka, you can see the ships in the harbour, and you can see till Vittoriosa (Valletta lays on a peninsula).
The Lower Barrakka garden
The Upper Barrakka garden
View of Vittoriosa from Upper Barrakka
Taking a ferry to Sliema is a great program. You can take photos of Valletta, but it's worth to spend a little time in Sliema, there you can see a modern face of Malta.
The ferry to Sliema
In the Museum of Archeology, you can see exhibited objects from several ages, the most interesting are the items from the prehistoric and the Phoenician era.
On this stone balls were the stone blocks dragged - the biggest weighs twenty tons
The Phoenician section. The Phoenicians were also inhabitants of Malta in the ancient times
The cathedral of Valletta does not look overdecorated from the outside, the same architect designed it, who planned the walls of Valletta. But inside, the cathedral looks completely different: it is richly decorated, the knights of Malta wanted to compete with St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. There is one painting by Caravaggio.
The inside of the cathedral