Malta · MUSEUMS
8 reviewed
The 8 museum tours that stand out in Malta, gathered here with prices, running times and a plain note on who each one is for. A few minutes and you are back to the water.
Spend a flexible day at Malta Classic Car Collection Museum: 100+ restored cars and motorcycles plus 1940s–60s memorabilia for $12.
“very clean a well worth wile experience and very good value for money”
Skip-the-line classic car museum ticket in Qawra, Malta. Priority entrance, 100+ vehicles, cinema, and live restoration. Flexible self-guided visit.
“Brilliant venue, fabulous motors, lovely friendly staff who were very helpful. Would highly recommend”
Explore Casa Rocca Piccola’s noble rooms, gardens, and WWII air-raid shelters with a guided or audio self-tour in Malta.
“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.”
Mdina Cathedral ticket bundle: explore St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Mdina Cathedral Museum, with Dürer prints, silver, coins, and art.
“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”
Mdina's Knights of Malta Museum ticket: a 40-minute 3D show, audio in 13 languages, then a walk through 34 tableaux.
“redondance et approximatif n'apporte rien à la connaissance des Chevaliers”
Casa Rocca Piccola in Valletta blends a 16th-century living palace with WWII air-raid tunnels. Priority entry and English tours.
“Sauberkeit. Guter Pflegezustand. Garten, Bunker, Essraum Schlafraum - umfaengliches Angebot. Bilder aus verschiedenen Generationen, gestickte Stammbaeume zeigen die Exponiertheit dieser Adelsfamilie auf.”
Tour Palazzo Falson in Mdina with an included audio guide, 45 collections across 17 rooms, 3,500+ objects, and terrace views.
Ride Malta’s colorful Xar abank bus to Ta’Qali Aviation Museum, Mosta Rotunda and WWII shelters, plus a Maltese platter in 4 hours.
“We (two adults and one 10 year old) enjoyed our tour very much, the 1930's vintage bus was so much fun to ride on, the aviation museum was brilliant, just enough time there. The Mosta Dome was absolutely amazing and a must-see for anyone coming to Malta. The WW11 shelters were good, too. The Platter were delicious and a great way to taste some traditional Maltese food. All in all, a brilliant 4 hours.”
