<p><strong>Valletta</strong></p>

<p>Around 6,500 people call Valletta, Malta&#39;s capital, home. It was founded in 1566 and is located in the southernmost part of Europe. The city&#39;s buildings have a baroque aesthetic with touches of other architectural eras, such modern design. The city was severely damaged during the Second World War, and as a result, it had to be rebuilt. Since 1980, the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For 2018, one of the European Capitals of Culture will be Valletta.<br />
A campus of the University of Malta is situated in the city. It was founded in 1769 and currently enrolls over 11,500 students. There are over 750 international students there, representing 82 different nations.</p>