Couldn't see much in detail, bc had very little time, but it was really beautiful and suggestive. It's story, it's status, it's religion, it's culture, it's heritage: all of these together. A "must visit" in Valletta.

In the current austerity crisis I found this building a sickening example of the church displaying its wealth instead of melting down its gold and silver to fight world poverty. Not form me this one, it is just morally wrong,

My wife and I really weren't sure what to make of this. A church (or cathedral) is just another church (or cathedral), right? But one day we were wandering about in Valletta and had some free time so we thought we'd go and see what the fuss is all about. Wow. All I can say is that I was wrong.... More

If you like the interiors of churches then this is for you. You cannot take flash photos, I set mine to "night scene" and the came out great. Can't descibe it, you have to see it. Go Mon-Fri, shuts noon Sat

Worth every penny spent on entry, its really a gem. Really spectacular walls and painting, unique features and marvellous paintings!

Historical significance, original works of art by Caravaggio it is just outstanding, go early to avoid the cruise ship crowds.

The exterior of this cathedral, which is attractive but plain, completely belies the experience of the interior. The church, which is still connected to the Knights of Malta is stunning. I personally do ot care overmuch for the very elaborate decoration of the baroque but this experience completely overwhelms one with its demonstration of wealth, power and religious fervour. In... More

It seems silly almost to write a review of this site . The very thought of visiting Malta and NOT seeing it is absurd. Even if you do not want to visit any other of the over 365 churches on the islands come in here and also into the museum. By chance we discovered on our visit that for some... More

A beautiful building inside and out. Some chapels are reserved for prayer or are undergoing work and thus one cannot tour them, but those are few. Between the church proper and the museum, there is plenty to see. The audio guide was helpful but many items/locations inside also have information posted so I didn't feel like I was missing out... More