St Paul’s Catacombs become Malta’s first European Heritage Label site
Dating to Punic, Roman and Byzantine times, St Paul’s Catacombs represent Malta’s largest burial ...
Museum
Mdina
Mdina Cathedral Museum
Archbishop's Square, Mdina Paid Entry
The Mdina Cathedral Museum’s formation is rooted in a graceful baroque building which was meant to serve as a seminary and is presently housing the treasures which belong to the Metropolitan Cathedral of Malta. A visit to the Cathedral Museum would not be complete without appreciating the building itself which is a monumental complex of Maltese baroque splendour. Visiting the Cathedral Museum, one is to encounter a remarkable range of works of art which attest to the high achievement of human creativity—from drawings to engravings, paintings, silverware, illuminated manuscripts, sculptures, woodworks, archaeological artefacts including the largest display of coins and medals. The display areas have been made with conscious attention and crafted visibility which makes the visit more enjoyable to the general public.
Opening Hours
Last Entrace at 16:15. Sundays & Public Holidays Closed
| Monday to Saturday | 9:30 - 16:30 |
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