This small European city was built nearly 500 years ago. It is criss-crossed and full of design.

In Europe, many capitals began as small settlements and gradually developed into villages, small towns, and eventually bustling cities. Valletta, the capital of Malta, is different. This small city is planned and built, although the city has a history of 500 years. Starting from the B&B where you stay, you only need to walk one street to reach the main road, which shows the compactness and convenience of the city. The whole of Malta is small, and Valletta is particularly suitable for exploring on foot. The city is only less than two kilometers long, making it easy to travel throughout the city on foot. Walking in the streets and alleys of Valletta, you can feel the clever fusion of ancient and modern at any time, and there may be new surprises waiting for you at every corner. Although Valletta is easy to walk, local transportation is also very convenient for those who yearn for easy travel. Malta has its own taxi-hailing software "eCabs", which provides great convenience to tourists and residents. For a lazy person like me, taking a taxi is undoubtedly an ideal choice. In Valletta, history and modernity are intertwined everywhere. You can feel the exquisite planning of this city at every step. There is no hustle and bustle of large modern cities, but it is full of convenience of life and classical charm. Perhaps it is this careful planning at the beginning of the design that allows Valletta to maintain a high degree of livability and attractiveness in the contemporary era.