Worth every penny spent on entry, its really a gem. Really spectacular walls and painting, unique features and marvellous paintings!

Worth every penny spent on entry, its really a gem. Really spectacular walls and painting, unique features and marvellous paintings!
The exterior of this cathedral, which is attractive but plain, completely belies the experience of the interior. The church, which is still connected to the Knights of Malta is stunning. I personally do ot care overmuch for the very elaborate decoration of the baroque but this experience completely overwhelms one with its demonstration of wealth, power and religious fervour. In...
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It seems silly almost to write a review of this site . The very thought of visiting Malta and NOT seeing it is absurd. Even if you do not want to visit any other of the over 365 churches on the islands come in here and also into the museum. By chance we discovered on our visit that for some...
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A beautiful building inside and out. Some chapels are reserved for prayer or are undergoing work and thus one cannot tour them, but those are few. Between the church proper and the museum, there is plenty to see. The audio guide was helpful but many items/locations inside also have information posted so I didn't feel like I was missing out...
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So many churches to visit in Malta but this cathedral is truly outstanding as it is so ornate and well worth a visit.
Beautifully ornate and preserved. The audio tour is included in admission and makes for an interesting visit. A must see.
Audio guide useful, although crowded it was not too bad in getting around. Pictures could be taken without using flash.
The décor is stunning and vibrant, and the acrostics during a service are excellent. We decided to attend a Sunday service having 'done' the very crowded tourist circuit on our previous visit. Although the service was presented in Maltese, the atmosphere was not lacking and highlighted the wealth and religious devotion of the Knights. Their third attribute, namely being warriors...
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It seems odd to pay to visit the House of God (which is strangely closed on a Sunday), but this isn't really any longer a cathedral, instead it's an excessively opulent historical art gallery and museum. Seen like that and it's worth the €6 admission fee and audio guide.
What an amazing cathedral this is. The decoration is unrivalled in it's WOW factor. It took us a few days before we eventually found it open, but when we did it was just spectacular. We probably just didn't read the opening times notices properly..well, we didn't as the entrance is around the corner and we didn't realise this !!!!
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