AUDIO TOURS · SHOW
The commentary is never the constraint; the entry slot underneath it is. Below, the 7 shows to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of The Malta Experience in Valletta, a 45-minute history show with 17 languages and an optional Knights’ infirmary tour.
“Very informative and clear. Worth doing first before visiting the museums.”
See Malta’s 7,000-year story, then tour the Knights of St. John’s Sacra Infermeria in Valletta for $24.14.
“I did this on one of my last days in Malta so the film was not as compelling for me as it would have been otherwise. I would recommend you do it early to get a sense of the history of the country before starting out to visit the sights. However, the best part was the tour of the Infermeria. The guide was so enthusiastic and gave us many historical insights into the building. It has been turned into an event center, and it is a wonderful place to hold a meeting or celebration amidst the history that exudes from the building. I might caution visitors that the location is…”
Review of Malta 5D in Valletta, a $12 cinematic journey through Maltese history with moving seats, effects, and 17-language audio.
“A pesar de indicar que no había horario, tuvimos que volver una hora y media más tarde para completar un grupo. En cuanto a la experiencia, muy positiva e interesante.”
Review of Mdina’s 30-minute audio-visual show, with 7,000 years of Maltese history, 12 languages, practical tips, and value advice.
Review the Malta 5D audio-visual show and optional Valletta audio guide, with practical tips on value, timing, languages, and drawbacks.
“Deux approches la première est que vous découvrez l’histoire sur des sièges interactifs de cette île depuis 1565 en 5D. protégée par les Français et Jean de La Valette et annexé par les Anglais par la suite la deuxième et que vous récupérer de la chaleur car au frais pendant 20 minutes”
Review of Cappadocia’s Whirling Dervish ceremony, with pricing, venue notes, pickup details, etiquette, value, and booking advice.
“Was a very interesting, solemn ceremony to witness. You have to respect that it is a religious ceremony that they give you the opportunity to witness, as such respect should be given in kind, by not talking, not taking photos during the ceremony. Time is given afterwards where 4 of the dancers remain behind to perform the whirling again to allow photos/videos to be taken. In all the performance takes about an 50m-1h and we were given cinnamon tea afterwards as we were taken through the souvenir shop. The pickup and drop-off was well organised (communicated through WhatsApp) and prompt. Highly recommend to see for an insight into this interesting…”
See Mdina’s 7,000-year story through a 30-minute multilingual audio-visual show with an open ticket and flexible daily entry.
“bon résumé des époques et des péripéties de la vie sur l’île de Malte depuis da fondation jusqu’à ce jour”
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