AUGUST 29TH TO SEPTEMBER 1ST 2024
GNIEN LAPARELLI - VALLETTA
THE FESTIVAL
EXPERIENCE THE WIDEST VARIETY OF BEERS IN ONE FAMILY FESTIVAL
A celebration of one of the oldest drinking crafts in the world between the 29th of August and the 1st of September 2024 at Gnien Laparelli, Valletta.
Get ready to experience the ultimate beer lover's dreamland at the Pinta Beer Festival, returning for its 3rd edition in Valletta, Malta from the 29th of August to the 1st of September 2024. With over 300 different beers under one roof, including local and international breweries from around the world, this festival is a beer enthusiast's dream come true!
Malta's brewers and beer importers will be at the event, providing their own unique beer experience, as well as interactive games, competitions and workshops. The event will also be enhanced with Malta's top craft beer importers and brewers, ensuring a diverse range of beers to taste and explore.
The festival isn't just about the drinks, though. Local bands will be leading the main stage at Gnien Laparelli, with further entertainment and arcade areas throughout the festival, making sure there's never a dull moment.
But that's not all! A new Club night area will be set up at the event, hosting a different themed night each festival day.
A special family-friendly area will be set up, with fun fair rides, animation and virtual reality rides, together with vendors selling a variety of crafts. The Pinta Beer Festival truly has something for everyone, making it a must-attend event for anyone who loves beer and good times. Don't miss out on this four-day celebration of beer, music, and fun!
Come by and enjoy beers from all around the world, as well as an evening full of entertainment!
Pinta Beer Festival '23 Aftermovie
WHAT TO EXPECT
ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION
BEER TASTING
FOOD COURTS
CHILDREN PLAY AREA
LIVE MUSIC STAGES
CLUBBING NIGHTS
FEEL THE VIBE
OUR VENUE
PINTA is hosted right next to the entrance of Malta’s capital city, Valletta.
Gnien Laparelli is located right next to the City Gate of Valletta, Malta. The stretch of the ditch from the spur of St. John’s Bastion to the spur of St. James’ Bastion was chosen for the new garden.
During the Second World War, a deep ditch, originally designed to separate Valletta’s bastioned land front with two cavaliers, various galleries and rooms were excavated in the live rock to create shelters where many residents from Valletta took refuge during the relentless air raids by the Axis powers. Nowadays, this stretch of the ditch has been transformed into a magnificent garden. In addition to its unique design, the ditch contains around 2,500m² of paved ground, 47 indigenous trees, 4,400 indigenous shrubs, and recreation facilities, making it a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Furthermore, Gnien Laparelli is well connected, with the main bus station just a 2-minute walk away, providing connections to every locality on the island. There are also two large multistory car parks nearby and easy access for people with disabilities, among other amenities.
