Exploring the cultural heritage of the Mediterranean gem - Valletta

Exploring the cultural heritage of the Mediterranean gem - Valletta Located in the southeast of Malta Island, Valletta is the capital of Malta and a city full of ancient charm. Taking a taxi on the island to Valletta, I seemed to have passed through a door of time, with old stone buildings and various historical sculptures scattered throughout the city sketching out the unique historical picture of Valletta. Walking in the city, you can see the colorful window frames and towering bell towers forming a beautiful aesthetic harmony. I aimlessly came to the port, where you can see the abandoned fortress ruins in the distance. Sitting on the terrace of the restaurant, tasting a bite of the special fried small octopus with squid sauce mayonnaise, time seems to slow down. There may be no characteristics in the city of Valletta, but there are special features everywhere. The gray and white old stone bricks have set the main tone of the entire city. In the square, in front of the theater, people gather together to enjoy the slow life here. When it comes to evening, the sunset dyes the sky of the entire city purple and red, adding a different beauty to this ancient city. Malta's Valletta is a small European city that is very worth slowing down and strolling around.