Malta · MUSEUMS
6 reviewed
Here are the 6 best museum experiences on the islands, with what each one costs, how long it takes and the sort of traveller it suits. Number one sits at the top for a reason.
Malta Classic Car Collection Museum ticket in St Paul’s Bay, $12 for a flexible day with 100+ restored cars, bikes, and 1940s-60s memorabilia.
“very clean a well worth wile experience and very good value for money”
Skip the line at Malta Classic Car Collection in Qawra. Priority entry to 100+ classics, motorcycles, and a live restoration workshop.
“Very good classic car collection , both husbands enjoyed it , the place is spotless …, great value for money”
Tour Casa Rocca Piccola’s ornate rooms and WWII shelters in Malta, with live English tours or an easy audio app for about $12.
“Took the audio tour using the app. It was set up nicely and easy to use. The palace was stunning, especially the summer dining room. My favourite part was meeting Kiku The 3rd (parrot) in the garden. Also the bomb shelters were impressive.”
One ticket for **St. Paul’s Cathedral** and **Mdina Cathedral Museum**. See marble floor, frescoes, Dürer prints, silver, rare coins.
“It was great. We didn't understand that we needed to go to the museum to get th tickets for the cathedral. All visitors have to go to the museum for their tickets which turned out ok but we just didn't know in advance. Maybe we missed the instructions in the email sent to us. Great experience”
Knights of Malta Museum in Mdina: a 40-minute 3D audio-visual show in 13 languages plus a walk through 34 scenes for $8.
“redondance et approximatif n'apporte rien à la connaissance des Chevaliers”
Priority entry into Casa Rocca Piccola, a 16th-century palace-museum with tunnels and WWII shelters, plus guided or audio options in English.
“Sauberkeit. Guter Pflegezustand. Garten, Bunker, Essraum Schlafraum - umfaengliches Angebot. Bilder aus verschiedenen Generationen, gestickte Stammbaeume zeigen die Exponiertheit dieser Adelsfamilie auf.”
