The Villa Bighi in Kalkara accommodates up to 2,200 guests standing and 850 seated. The magnificent building rises on the promontory that juts into the Grand harbour between Rinella Bay and Kalkara Creek. The east wing is occupied by the Conservation Division whereas the rest of this majestic building and its grounds are used for gala dinners, receptions and product launches.

Originally used as the treasury of the knights of St John, today the exclusive Casino Maltese retains most of its original 16th century features. On entering, there is a large hall leading to a majestic staircase which branches off into two different halls. The reception hall is large and decorated with old paintings. The the Ballroom is beautifully decorated with parquet flooring carved wooden balconies and crystal chandeliers.

This magnificent 300 year old castle is ideal for that special setting. Situated in the countryside, Castello Zammitello gives weddings and gala dinners that extra touch.

Ir-Razett L-Abjad is an unforgettable setting, set in the heart of Malta. It is a typical Maltese farmhouse with a unique setting and idyllic surroundings. Catering for both indoor and outdoor functions, this venue is equiped to handle any type of event, including parking facilities.

One of the most imposing buildings in Valletta is the former "Sacra Imfermeria" of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, now popularly known as the Mediterranean Conference Centre, which is located adjacent to Fort St Elmo and overlooking the Grand Harbour.

Impressive banqueting halls, an unforgettable experience in enduring elegance, provide a unique setting for your special event.

This 19th century palace, is one of the premier heritage attractions in Malta. The Palace is open to the public all year round catering for exclusive corporate hospitality events, incentives, weddings and private parties.

The old Saluting Battery occupies one of the most strategic locations in Valletta, from where complete command of the Grand Harbour can be achieved. It stands on the lower part of the St. Peter & St. Paul's Bastion, at the foot of the wind swept Upper Barracca public gardens and overlooking the majestic Fort St. Angleo. This battery was originally built by the Order of St. John in the 16th century as part of the main defences of Valletta. It remained in continuous use right through the French and British periods up to just 40 years ago.

Along The Valletta Waterfront is now an assortment of interesting restaurants and shops, popular with tourists and locals alike for delicious food in a setting with an unsurpassable view..

Dine in elegance and be entertained in style at this hundred year old historic venue