Mdina the Noble City: A Foot Exploration of Malta's Medieval History
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Grand Harbour
This excursion takes place in Malta’s previous medieval heartland. It’s a chance to explore its medieval past and allure by walking. The journey begins in Mdina, progresses to Rabat, and concludes with a brief stop at San Anton Palace & Gardens.
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Mdina Old City - Walk through the old streets of fortified Mdina
- Mdina Main Gate - Baroque gateway - Travelers will walk through the old city Gate, while enjoying the baroque architecture
- National Museum of Natural History - Look at the facade of the National Museum of Natural History and the surrounding square
- St Paul’s Cathedral - Also known as the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Paul, is a Roman Catholic Cathedral in Mdina, Malta.
- Greek’s Gate - A view of the Greek’s Gate, Mdina
- Carmelite Priory Mdina - A look at the Carmelite Church’s Facade
- National Archives of Malta - The National Archives of Malta is the central archive maintained by the Mediterranean island nation of Malta. The Archives has been housed in the Grandmaster’s Palace for most of its lifetime, having moved to three separate locations during the late 1980s.
- St. Paul’s Grotto - A cave were the saint is said to have preached while inhabiting the island of Malta.
- St. Paul’s Church - A look at the facade of Rabats fascinating Church
- San Anton Gardens - On the way back to your drop off point, you will get the opportunity to view the San Anton Gardens, where the President resides in the Palace during the Summer Months.
What's Included
- Licensed guide included
What's Not Included
- Snacks
- Gratitude
Location
Grand Harbour
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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513alanl
Nov 6, 2019
great views and worth a look - an old hidden city turned into a tourist trap, as you enter you are able to choose to go a leisurely pace and walk or take a romantic horse drawn taxi. A chance to view the Cathedral of which Malta has many and donate to its upkeep. There is a couple of restaurants that are within the walls which will extend the stay, giving you about a 4 hour visit.
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