What an interesting place a must see. You get the chance to explore the catacombs with explanations while you go. Each one is different but look for the must see sticker on the sign by the door if you want to skip a few. Word of warning some are tight with low head hight and narrow corridors. A very different historical site to visit.

Have visited a few catacombs and cemeteries over the years and this is the best we have been to. Very well laid out site, lots of information in a digestible format. Make sure you download the audio guide and have headphones as whilst it's the same info as on the boards it's more easily absorbed (by us at least) We had expected to be here an hour and spent three and talking to someone at the bus stop she had done the same. Lots of steps into the different sections and some tunnels are low or narrow. If you are not interested in either how these were built or old funeral practice it probably isn't for you though.

2000m2 of tombs and much more to see! Have a look at the unique "agape tables"/triclinia (first time I see those in catacombs). A lot of very steep stairs and narrow "tunnels"! Watch your step and mind your head! Not for people who are claustrophobic!

It was a good trip, however there was no guided tour, only an app if you wanted - I don't want an app, people are always on their phones, so a trip out like that, would be nice to just get away from apps and phones! Interesting but would be even better if someone told us about its history. We paid 6 euros each, which was a reasonable price. Good but could be better.

Set on both sides of the road, and if you do not mind walking on glass floor worth a visit. Lots of steps to go down to see almost the same thing in each place. Worth a look but after a while you get a bit bored as it all looks the same.

St. Paul's Catacombs in Mdina are worth visiting, especially if you’re interested in Malta’s ancient history. The site is only a 10-minute walk from the public parking areas, making it convenient to include in your visit to Mdina. However, after seeing a couple of catacombs, the experience does become somewhat repetitive. Despite this, it's still a fascinating glimpse into early Christian burial practices and worth a visit if you have the time.

Very fascinating location, make sure you give yourself plenty of time to explore. I would also suggest going as early as possible, or towards the end of the day to avoid the crowds - not one for anybody who suffers with being in enclosed small spaces! It would also not be appropriate for anybody with mobility issues, as there are quite steep steps into each catacomb (although there are information points dotted around that are easily accessible, so you can still learn about the history).

Very interesting visitors’ centre at the beginning of the visit to explain Roman burial practices with a few exhibits on show. The site is divided into two by a road, which you cross to get to further and more numerous catacombs. I was surprised by a general lack of decoration/frescoes/carving especially after visiting the catacombs on the Appian Way outside Rome. Perhaps they have eroded over time or been removed to another location. Shame that we did not have a guide, as eventually going up and down the stairs of so many similar tombs became repetitive. Could the site not issue a leaflet with a route to the more interesting areas? One morphed into another and eventually we lost the inclination to see them all.