Sliema / St. Julian’s

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Get around Sliema and St. Julian’s

Sliema and St. Julian’s are two of Malta’s most bustling areas, known for their shopping centres, cafes, and restaurants. St. Julian’s is also home to Paceville, the island’s premier nightlife destination. These are the popular points of interest:

Sliema Promenade: Offers stunning coastal views and is popular for walking and jogging.

Tigné Point: A popular shopping and entertainment complex.

Spinola Bay: Picturesque bay lined with restaurants, great for dining with a view.

Mercury Tower: The tallest building in Malta, known for its modern architecture and panoramic views of the coastline.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to reach Sliema / St. Julian’s from Valletta Terminal

Take bus 13, 13A 14, 16, 21 or TD13 to Sliema or St. Julian’s.

How to reach the Airport from Sliema / St. Julian’s

Take bus T2 from St. Julian’s or TD3 from either Sliema or St. Julian’s to Malta International Airport.

How to reach Sliema / St. Julian’s from Mellieħa

Take bus 222.

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