Rent in Valletta, Malta
Discover apartments and flats for rent in Valletta – Malta's magnificent UNESCO World Heritage capital. Live surrounded by Baroque masterpieces, world-class museums, and stunning Grand Harbour views in one of Europe's most historic and compact capital cities.
Why Rent in Valletta?
UNESCO Heritage
Live in a UNESCO World Heritage city surrounded by stunning Baroque architecture and 450 years of history.
Cultural Hub
World-class museums, MUŻA art gallery, Manoel Theatre, and St John's Co-Cathedral at your doorstep.
Waterfront Living
Grand Harbour views, the Valletta Waterfront, and ferry connections to the Three Cities and Sliema.
Cafe Culture
Charming cafes, wine bars, and restaurants line the streets from Republic Street to the bastions.
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View all Valletta listingsPopular Areas in Valletta
Republic Street
The main pedestrian thoroughfare with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
Merchants Street
Parallel to Republic Street with morning markets and local character.
Upper Barrakka
Near the famous gardens with stunning Grand Harbour views.
Valletta Waterfront
Converted warehouses with restaurants and cruise terminal access.
St Paul's Street
Quieter residential area with converted townhouses and apartments.
Fort St Elmo Area
Historic tip of the peninsula near the war museum and Mediterranean Conference Centre.
Complete Guide to Renting in Valletta
Valletta, Malta's capital city, was built by the Knights of St John in the 16th century and remains one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world. Living in Valletta means being surrounded by Baroque architecture, centuries of history, and a unique urban atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Malta.
Rental Prices in Valletta
Valletta offers surprisingly good value compared to Sliema and St Julian's. Expect to pay between €800-€1,400 for a one-bedroom apartment, and €1,200-€2,200 for two bedrooms. Converted townhouses (palazzos) and apartments with Grand Harbour views command premium prices. Many properties feature unique historic details like Maltese balconies and traditional limestone interiors.
Best Areas to Rent in Valletta
Republic Street is the main artery, bustling during the day but quieter at night. Merchants Street runs parallel and hosts the famous morning market. For views, Upper Barrakka area offers stunning Grand Harbour panoramas. St Paul's Street is a quieter, more residential choice away from the main tourist areas.
Transport & Connectivity
Valletta is the hub of Malta's bus network, with the main terminus just outside the city gates. The Valletta-Sliema ferry provides a scenic 10-minute crossing to Sliema. Another ferry connects to the Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea, Cospicua). Within the city, everything is walkable – it takes about 15 minutes to walk from City Gate to Fort St Elmo.
Lifestyle & Culture
Living in Valletta means immersing yourself in Malta's cultural heart. The city hosts MUŻA (Malta's national art museum), St John's Co-Cathedral with its Caravaggio masterpieces, and the historic Manoel Theatre. Daily life includes morning coffee on Republic Street, fresh produce from the market, and sunset drinks overlooking the harbour.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent in Valletta?
Rental prices in Valletta range from €800-€1,400 for one-bedroom apartments, and €1,200-€2,200 for two bedrooms. Converted palazzos and properties with harbour views command premium prices.
Is Valletta a good place to live?
Valletta is ideal for those who appreciate history, culture, and a unique living experience. It's compact and walkable, with excellent restaurants and cultural attractions. Parking is very limited.
What are the best areas to rent in Valletta?
Republic Street and Merchants Street offer central convenience, Upper Barrakka provides stunning harbour views, St Paul's Street is quieter, and the Waterfront offers modern converted warehouse apartments.
Is parking available in Valletta?
Parking in Valletta is very limited. Most residents use the MCP car park at the city entrance or park in Floriana. Many Valletta residents choose to live car-free, using buses, ferries, and walking.
How do I get to Valletta from the airport?
Malta International Airport is approximately 8km from Valletta. By taxi, it takes about 15-25 minutes. The X4 airport express bus runs directly to Valletta Bus Terminus, taking around 30 minutes.
What is living in Valletta like?
Living in Valletta is unique – you're surrounded by 16th-century fortifications and Baroque palaces. Daily life includes morning markets, excellent restaurants, and a strong sense of community.
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