During the tour, you will be having a taste of what’s cooking in the pot as you walk through two beautiful towns and discover the locality with all it has to offer beyond the food itself. Accompanied by a fully licensed professional guide, you will discover the two beautiful towns of Mdina and Rabat whilst trying some of the most traditional dishes Malta has to offer. You will start by walking through Mdina, passing by the aristocratic palaces, after having the famous pastizzi along with the local drink Kinnie. After walking past the Cathedral, and seeing the view from the bastions, you will stroll through some very atmospheric streets into Rabat. You then will walk through the narrow, winding streets of Rabat to get to the centre of the town, where, after walking past the St Paul's Church, you will stop to have ħobż biz-zejt, whilst trying two local craft beers. You will finish at a local restaurant, trying the star of Maltese cuisine, obviously rabbit, along with some other Maltese traditional delicacies and a glass of local red wine.
Mdina and Rabat Food and History Tour
- Learn about Malta history and architecture
- Discover the beautiful old capital city Mdina, and its suburb Rabat
- Get to know Maltese cuisine along with the places where locals meet and eat
Guided walking tour
-
Wine tasting
-
Food tasting
Guided walking tour
Tips (optional)
Tips (optional)
Is-Serkin - Crystal Palace Bar, Triq San Pawl, Rabat, Malta
Remember to bring:
- Wear comfy shoes and come with lots of appetite
What people say about this experience
You might also like
When it comes to history, Malta's like a vast open-air museum. Discover the island's turbulent past on a tour of the fortified citadels inside the UNESCO-listed capital, Valletta. Walk the waterfront and explore the baroque fortifications of Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua. What's more, you'll get there in one of the island's iconic vintage buses.
en
Rabat, Mdina & San Anton Gardens
Presidential palaces, medieval cities and Malta's macabre side are in the spotlight on this tour. You'll visit the grand San Anton gardens – grounds of the Maltese premier's permanent residence – wander the walled city of Mdina, and shop for take-home trinkets in Rabat. Plus, you can explore the creepy catacombs beneath St Paul's Cathedral, too.
en
"Family of Monsters" chocolate making class in Malta
Experience a quality hour of creative fun and make lasting memories as well as delicious chocolate.
en
History flows through the waters of Valletta's harbours – and this cruise brings the past to life over 90 absorbing minutes. You'll explore the two harbours either side of the capital, learning about the events that have taken place in the Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour as well as seeing the architectural treasures.
en
The waters off Malta are ideal for scuba diving – calm, warm and with excellent visibility. And we've got just the activity for you, with options to suit every level, from beginner to certified. What's more, transport and equipment are included and there are five courses to choose from.
Sailing in a Turkish gulet from Sliema Marina, you'll cruise along Malta's northern coastline, past jaw-dropping cliffs, secluded coves and sheltered inlets. You'll drop anchor in a secluded bay in neighbouring Gozo, enjoy lunch on board and swim Comino's Blue Lagoon.
en
Small Group Tour of Gozo with Victoria and Ggantija Temples
Gozo and Malta are separated only by a narrow channel, but the differences are eye-catching. Gozo is greener, more laidback and sparsely populated. Get the lowdown on the island on this adults-only small group tour with visits to the Victoria Citadel, Ta'Pinu Basilica and Dwejra Bay. Yohanna, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The mosaics at Ta'Pinu are a recent addition, dating from 2017. They feature 20 mysteries of the rosary mounted on four circular walls in what had previously been an unsightly car park.'After a short trip by ferry to the island, you'll head to Qala Point first, for unobstructed views over the Maltese Archipelago. Then, it's off to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ggantija Temples, which pre-date the Egyptian pyramids. The historic theme continues at the medieval Citadel of Victoria, the island's capital. Yohanna says, ‘Victoria was originally named Rabat, however, to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in 1887, its name was changed. You'll see lots of British influence here, due to it 164 years under British rule.'Next up is a visit to the salt pans, to see how salt is harvested on the island. After stopping for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients at a traditional Gozitan restaurant, you'll head to Ta'Pinu Basilica, where you can grab some Insta-perfect snaps. Last but not least, you'll visit the impressive geographic features in and around Dwejra Bay – the Fungus Rock and the Inland Sea lagoon.
en
The road less travelled in Gozo leads you to myriad treasures. And there's no better way to discover them than this off-road adventure. Seated in the backseat of a 4x4, you'll explore all four corners of the island, taking in attractions such as the Qala Belvedere, Xlendi Bay, the Inland Sea and the Victoria Citadel among others.
If you're looking for a fun-filled day out with a little bit of an adventure, then head to Gozo for some sightseeing – by quad bike. Whether you've tried it before or you're a newcomer to quad biking, you'll soon get the hang of it – it's easy to learn and it's thrilling to ride.
This Maltese folklore night is an evening to remember. With live entertainment and local food aplenty, it's one that all the family can enjoy. You'll dine on a tasty spread of local dishes and watch fascinating folk dances in traditional costume – a night filled with culture.