Mdina Streets
The narrow honey-coloured streets of the "Silent City" are virtually car-free and largely tourist-shop-free, making it one of the most atmospheric walks in the Mediterranean. Entry to the walled city is completely free.
Fortification in Mdina
The medieval and baroque fortification walls encircling Malta’s former capital offer free panoramic views over the island from the bastions. Walking the perimeter is one of the best free activities on Malta.
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The narrow honey-coloured streets of the "Silent City" are virtually car-free and largely tourist-shop-free, making it one of the most atmospheric walks in the Mediterranean. Entry to the walled city is completely free.
A baroque cathedral built on the site where St. Paul reportedly lived after his shipwreck on Malta.
A French baroque palace at Mdina's main gate, now housing the National Museum of Natural History. The courtyard is free to enter and the palace facade is one of the most elegant in Malta.
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The whole of Mdina