Vintage Bus Tour to the Three Cities

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  • 4 Hours
  • Only in the event that the company is unable to operate a service, you shall be entitled to a full or part refund of the price of your ticket.
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A journey through history on wheels.

The Vintage Bus Tour is a unique way to explore Malta’s historic Three Cities. This 2 hour guided experience takes you back in time, travelling in a restored 1920s bus full of character.

Step on board and enjoy a completely different Malta tour. The wooden interior and classic design create an authentic atmosphere. It feels like travelling through history, not just visiting it.

Through the Three Cities

The tour starts in Cospicua, also known as Bormla, surrounded by strong fortification walls built by the Knights of Malta to defend the island. The scale of these walls shows how important this area once was. From there you continue to Vittoriosa, also called Birgu, the first home of the Knights, which played a major role before Valletta was built. You pass the beautiful waterfront with its historic buildings and traditional boats, still reflecting Malta’s maritime past. Next the tour moves to Senglea, a small peninsula with stunning views over the Grand Harbour and a unique angle on Valletta. At the tip stands Il-Gardjola Watchtower, a landmark that symbolises Malta’s strength and history.

Stories along the way

During the tour, your driver provides live commentary. You learn about the Great Siege of 1565 and the Siege of 1942, and how Malta defended itself through time. These stories bring the locations to life. The vintage bus itself is part of the attraction, originally built in 1921 by the Cottonera Motor Bus Company.

What you can see and do

In one relaxed trip, this tour brings the Three Cities together:

HighlightWhat to expect
Vintage 1920s busA restored bus full of character
Cospicua (Bormla)Powerful Knights-era fortifications
Vittoriosa (Birgu)Historic waterfront and traditional boats
SengleaGrand Harbour views and Il-Gardjola Watchtower
Live commentaryStories of the 1565 and 1942 sieges
All arrangedA relaxed 2 hour guided trip

Why choose the Vintage Bus Tour

Among all the things to do in Malta, this tour stands out. It combines history, views and a unique way of travelling, perfect for visitors who want something different. Book your Vintage Bus Tour now and experience one of the most authentic Malta tours.

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Duration

4 Hours

Tour Type

Bus Tours

Group Size

18 or 40

Language

English

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Highlights of the Vintage Bus Three Cities Tour

  • Travel through the Three Cities on a beautifully restored vintage bus from the 1920s
  • Discover Cospicua (Bormla) and its impressive fortifications built by the Knights of Malta
  • Explore Vittoriosa, Malta’s former maritime capital, with a relaxed walk along the waterfront
  • Enjoy panoramic views from Senglea overlooking Valletta and the open sea
  • See Il-Gardjola watchtower, a historic symbol of Malta’s resilience
  • A unique blend of history, culture and nostalgia in just two hours

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Absolutely amazing tour! I went to see the Temples, it was fascinating, and the guide was really good 😊

Weronika Grochowska · July 2026

The tour was amazing, friendly staff and it’s totally worthy. Thanks supreme.

Sebastián Bonilla · July 2026

I took a cruise on a Sunday with my friends on the majestic Faith. We left Sliema @ 10:30 visited Blue Lagoon in Comino, another bay in Gozo, and Armier bay in Malta. For lunch we had a tasty cold buffet which was exquisite, with free flowing drinks all th...

Joseph Bonell · July 2026

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