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Bisazza Street
Beste Besuchszeit
Early morning before 9am or late afternoon after 5pm, when there is less crowd and the light is most beautiful for photographing the mosaics.
Budgettipps
Entrance is free. Sit in a cafe right on the shore for the best view, prices are the same as in the city center, and for a cheaper meal go one block of streets away from the sea.
Empfohlen für
Couples taking a walk, Amateur photographers, Parents with children, Lovers of open-air art
Planen Sie Ihren Besuch
1-2 hours
Über
Schnelle Fakten: Along this coastal walkway stretches 150 meters of colorful tiles designed by an Italian artist in the 1990s. Along the sea are lined up cafes, restaurants and shops, and the view toward Valletta opens up from practically every point along the street.
Highlights: The tiles on the floor are not ordinary ceramic tiles, but handcrafted mosaic with over 10,000 individual pieces in 27 different shades of blue, red and yellow. When the sun sets over Valletta, the tiles reflect the light so that the whole street appears as if illuminated by fire.
Insidertipps
- Photograph the mosaic from a low angle in the morning when the sun falls directly on the patterns
- Bring comfortable shoes because the tiles are slippery when wet from the sea
- Skip lunch at the restaurants right on the shore and stop by a bakery two blocks further for authentic pastizzi
- The best spot for a photo of Valletta is between two palm trees at the very end of the promenade
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