A tale of The Two Cities of Mdina and Valletta

Here guests will meet the local guide for a walking tour of the fortified medieval city of Mdina, which is Malta`s former capital city.  There, guests will venture through narrow winding streets, dating back to medieval times, whilst experiencing different styles of architecture and baroque buildings of great historical importance. The city is surrounded by imposing bastions that offer a magnificent panoramic view of the island.  Guests will walk past Main Street to Main Square to St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Paul’s Cathedral in Mdina and the adjacent Mdina Cathedral Museum in any order guests might wish. The museum houses fine silverware, rare coins, an important collection of prints and engravings by Albrecht Dürer one of the greatest Northern Renaissance artists, Maltese objects d’art, wax reliefs, a trompe l’oeil Baroque dome, many paintings and other artefacts.

Paul. The inside of this magnificent building is richly adorned with a colourful inlaid marble floor, a frescoed ceiling of the Shipwreck of St. Paul, and a plethora of other marvellous features including altarpieces, paintings, marble works, intricate woodwork, silver artefacts, statues and stained glass windows.

courtyards on the Island, boasting a spectacular Renaissance staircase. Guests will be intrigued by the exquisite objets d’art, furniture, and armoury, relics of its last owner, Olof Gollcher.

Travellers can taste the delicious pastizzi which can be purchased from a nearby shop. Following lunch, the travellers accompanied by their guide will be picked up by their private driver and taken to the City of Valletta.

lking tour around Valletta to get a feel of the place.

John’s Co-Cathedral, you can see the painting ‘The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist’ by Caravaggio. Our tour guide will run you through the majestic beauty of this religious place.