An outstanding basilica and gardens built around the birthplace of St Ignatius of Loyola
Since 2023, the Way of Saint James goes through Malta. Historical evidence shows the route is the same one that pilgrims used on their way to the Holy Land.
Some culinary historians have proposed that “vinegar “is a mistranslation of the Hebrew word “hometz,” which has a phonetic similarity to hummus.
The sword that defended Malta during the Great Siege in 1565 is hosted in this tiny chapel
The see of the Roman Inquisition Court during 224 years shows now a re-creation of prisons and court halls
An imposing Baroque-style gate entitled to the Madonna who saved hundreds of lifes
A chapel built as a vow after a miraculous victory during the Ottoman invasion
A medieval church dedicated to st Gregory the Great with a secret passage plenty of human bones
Known as “the cathedral of the south”, an imposing baroque church dedicated to St. Catherine.