Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Shivesh Karan (12 months ago)
Place of worship with a lost of history, main attraction in Mdina, a must visit when in Malta. Ticket costs 10 Euros and includes visit to the museum and the Cathedral.
Place of worship with a lost of history, main attraction in Mdina, a must visit when in Malta. Ticket costs 10 Euros and includes visit to the museum and the Cathedral.
Antony Kalampogias (12 months ago)
A beautiful and breathtaking church a must visit if you are in malta, however I completely disagree with the fact that you have to pay in order to get inside the church. I would totally pay the same price to just enter the museum next to it.
A beautiful and breathtaking church a must visit if you are in malta, however I completely disagree with the fact that you have to pay in order to get inside the church. I would totally pay the same price to just enter the museum next to it.
zdenka stevanovic (12 months ago)
Wandering the sleepy, narrow passages of the cloistered, fortified city of Mdina inspires feelings of awe and eeriness in equal measure. Its beautiful, delicately preserved, medieval-like setting is sublimely atmospheric and a visual storyteller’s dream, so it is no accident that many Hollywood blockbusters have been shot here. Until 500 years ago, Mdina was the capital of Malta, then a shift in power left it a ghost town, a so-called ‘Silent City’. But the nobility remained, and to this day unlocking the bolted doors of their magnificent palazzos here is no mean feat. Unless you’re in the know. Mdina is like the proverbial onion, with layer upon layer of life, lore and legend waiting to be peeled back and discovered.
Wandering the sleepy, narrow passages of the cloistered, fortified city of Mdina inspires feelings of awe and eeriness in equal measure. Its beautiful, delicately preserved, medieval-like setting is sublimely atmospheric and a visual storyteller’s dream, so it is no accident that many Hollywood blockbusters have been shot here. Until 500 years ago, Mdina was the capital of Malta, then a shift in power left it a ghost town, a so-called ‘Silent City’. But the nobility remained, and to this day unlocking the bolted doors of their magnificent palazzos here is no mean feat. Unless you’re in the know. Mdina is like the proverbial onion, with layer upon layer of life, lore and legend waiting to be peeled back and discovered.
Greg Alford (12 months ago)
Wow, wow, wow. Huge gorgeous church. Make sure you notice the tombs you're walking over there's hundreds of them and they are like pieces of art themselves. You have to buy your tickets at the museum across the street which is very interesting and worth seeing.
Wow, wow, wow. Huge gorgeous church. Make sure you notice the tombs you're walking over there's hundreds of them and they are like pieces of art themselves. You have to buy your tickets at the museum across the street which is very interesting and worth seeing.
Helena Kliwison (13 months ago)
Cathedra is beautifully with massive amount of frescoes and beautifully paintings inside the dome. It is worthy to see. And I haven't see nowhere so many tombs on the floor. I don't give 5 stars due to the fact the the only available ticket is with the cathedral's museum for 10€. I know that when the ticket for cathedra would be available then not too many people would go to the museum, but with small child it doesn't make much sense to go to such places... And the ticket is too expensive and skip the museum... The bathroom with diapers changer is nice in the museum though.
Cathedra is beautifully with massive amount of frescoes and beautifully paintings inside the dome. It is worthy to see. And I haven't see nowhere so many tombs on the floor. I don't give 5 stars due to the fact the the only available ticket is with the cathedral's museum for 10€. I know that when the ticket for cathedra would be available then not too many people would go to the museum, but with small child it doesn't make much sense to go to such places... And the ticket is too expensive and skip the museum... The bathroom with diapers changer is nice in the museum though.
