Central Malta Culture and Sights

Mysterious Death Early Christian towns with tables and murals. The catacombs in Malta served as the burial place of Christians, but also of Gentiles and Jews. That is also the representation of a seven ...

As the Apostle Paul in the years 59 for three months lived in Malta, he is the Roman administrator of the island, Publius, in whose palace have converted to Christianity. In 1298 was the first cathedr...

The 1586 under Grand Master Hugues de Loubenx is Verdalle palace was built on one of the highest points of the island on the Buskett Gardens. Since 1975 he serves as the official guest of the Maltese ...

The overall picture of the city Mdinas from the attraction. Lions flanking the bridge over the wide moat of the city walls 1724 to the newly built, baroque main leads. This bears the emblem of the Gra...

In the small Mdina you have the choice between five multivision shows. The best is The Knights of Malta in an old powder magazine (Mon-Fri 10.30-16, Sat 10.30-15 clock, entrance Lm 2.25, Magazines Str...

Like the ancient Romans lived in Malta, it is implicitly, in the Roman villa on the outskirts of Rabat understand. The in 1881 excavations were carried out only a few remains to be seen. Clearly still...

Housed in a Baroque building from 1733 placed Kathedralmuseum presents surprisingly, also a collection of copperplate engravings and woodcuts from the hand of Albrecht Dürer and his pupil. From Durer ...

The Natural History Museum, housed in a palace from the 18th Century, shows groomed animals and gives insights into the geology of Malta. Standard opening times see p. 105, entry 1 lm, St. Publius Squ...

The apostle Paul lived, according to legend, three months in a rockwork grotto in Rabat. Above the cave is now the chapel of St Publius, a part of St. Paul Parish Church is consecrated. Links from the...