St Julians Hotels

Given that getting the blood pumping one way or another is pretty much compulsory in St Julian’s, it’s appropriate that the town has been named after the patron saint of hunters. That’s not to say visitors aren’t able to sit and relax and watch the many colourful boats in the bay, but there’s always something new to hunt out and experience – particularly in the form of the many restaurants (including world-renowned, seafood-serving Quadro), cafés and bars.

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St Julians History

• Spinola Palace – It is said to be the stepping stone for the coastal reclamation of San Giljan, built on 1688.
• Parish Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel – In 1959, this church was established by the Confraternity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Valletta.
• Villa Cassar Villa Torregiani – The stunning old villa is well preserved.
• Saint Julian – Name of the patron saint of the town also known as Julian the Hospitaller and Julian the Poor.
• The Old Parish Church – Believed to be built during the 1580s, according to Bishop Tommaso Gargallo, when he had his visit in 1601.

St Julians Art & Culture

• A Garden for Myriam – The luscious garden was designed by Architect Richard England who was born October 3, 1937, in Malta.
• Garden of Apollo – It is dedicated to Apollo and designed as a secret garden.
• Balluta Buildings – Showcases the new art of apartment structures that are currently situated in the eastern shores.
• St Julian's Band Club (Kazin Banda San Giljan) – Featured in every city and town in Malta.
• Portomaso Tower – The mega structure of St Julians towers at 98m.

St Julians Shopping

• The Park Towers Mall – Located at G. Borg Olivier Street, Balluta Bay, St Julians.
• Bay Street – A place for a strip of shops located along St George’s Bay and St Julians.
• Tal-Kantuniera – Souvenir items are available here from local crafts, key chains, bangles and other accessories that are very affordable.
• Claire's Accessories – Find some quirky costumes, makeup and fashionable hair accessories.
• Zara – Be updated in fashion while enjoying the town’s beauty as this fancy store offering trendy clothes for your money’s worth.

Saint Julians Gay & Lesbian

• Lady Godiva – A gay place in Saint Julians.
• Klozit Club – The all-new gay club located at St Julians where party and fun meet.
• TOM bar – Without a doubt, it is the place to be for gays and lesbian who want fun.
• O Sauna St Julians Paceville – A gay sauna located along Valleta, complete with a licensed bar, steam room, pool, massage parlour and smoking area.
• Pimp Bar – A famous gay bar in Saint Julians.

St Julian’s Events

In June, the massive outdoor dance event Creamfields is held only just outside St Julian’s. Top international DJs and thousands of revellers come for the party.

In June or July, the lively festival of L-Imnarja involves singing, dancing and… donkey races!

The town becomes an explosion of colour in August for the St Julian’s Festival in honour of its patron saint.

Every December, the best musicians in Malta come to St Julian’s for the Bay Music Awards.

When To Go

Malta’s central Mediterranean location means temperatures are mild and the sun is generally shining!

St Julian’s is known for its extended May to October summers, when temperatures reach up to 31ºC (88ºF).

While St Julian’s doesn’t experience much rain, it does get scattered showers from October to February.

Getting Around

The simplest way to get around the city is to jump on-board one of the bright yellow buses.

Taxis abound in St Julian’s and are especially handy after a late night.

If travelling in a group, consider booking a minivan.

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