If you're interested in what happened in the Mediterranean during WWII, then visit the Lascaris War rooms deep under the walls of Valletta. It was from here that the 1941-42 air battle to defend Malta was directed, and the campaign to invade Sicily was directed from here in 1943. Guided tours are provided - the knowledge and enthusiasm of the... More

The guide here really knows and loves the place. You'll hear a lot of stories of Malta during WW II and some facts really impressive. More

It's very well hidden, but well worth it. After seeing the history museum near St. Elmo, this museum might seem a bit lacking in exhibits. Don't forget though that it's a recently completed work, so there are still things to arrange. However, the tour guide is a wonderful story teller (he would make an excellent history teacher) and you'll be... More

Anybody interested in WWII should visit the Lascaris War Rooms. This was the command centre for the siege of Malta and for the Allied invasion of Sicily and the landings at Salerno. It is facinating to visit such an important site and to be told about the history of the place by an engaging and knowledgable guide. More

If you're intrested in the history of World War 2 then this place is fascinating. A little hard to find but worth the hunt. Tours are run every hour and start with a film. You are then taken on a tour on the rooms used during the invasion of Sicily and the seige of Malta. The place feals like a... More

Tough to find and is hidden behind the back of bus terminal. Do not miss this if you love WWII history. Excellent guides walk you through the significance of this place, and the importance of Malta, the sacrifices endured here, the dangerous nature of supplying Malta, the invasion of Sicily, the Air & Naval war in the heart of the... More

This is a must for all visitors to Valetta interested in the WWII role of Malta and its heroic stand against the onslaughts of first Italian and then German bombing. This is where the air interceptions were conducted and where later was established the operations hub for the North African campaign. The tour is led by very knowledgeable guides who... More

Walked miles to get here, no one seemed to know where it was, although there were many signs and when we finally got there it was closed and appeared to have been closed for some time! More

A good place to visit if you enjoy history. Lots of tunnels to wander through. A real feel of WWII about the rooms. More