Muzeul grotei Sf Pavel

https://search.brave.com/search?q=museums+in+rabat%2C+Malta+&source=web&view=full&tgt=resultm&loc_id=0

https://tropter.com/en/malta/rabat/wignacourt-museum

The grotto

https://www.wignacourtmuseum.com/about/test

Patmos

https://www.patmosislandgreece.com/patmosislandtravelguide/index.html

General information (Malta)

Important Websites:
Here are some important websites before visiting Malta:
General information about Malta: http://www.visitmalta.com/

General events: http://www.whatson.com.mt/

Bus information: https://www.publictransport.com.mt/bus-timetable-library

Gozo Ferry: http://www.gozochannel.com/en/home.htm

If you are planning to visit historical places I suggest you book online via heritagemalta.org especially for the Hypogeum.

Restaurants suggested in Valletta:

•https://www.facebook.com/zizkakitchen/?ref=py_c

•http://www.nenuthebaker.com/

https://grain.mt/

•http://sciaccamalta.com/


https://www.visitmalta.com/en/info/swab-centres/



Palazzo Sant’Ursula is a converted 16-century, spacious Valletta palace close to the Grand Harbour. In fact, it is just one street up from the lower Barakka gardens, and one street parallel to Upper Barakka gardens from which you can see a breath taking view of the grand harbour.

The Palazzo was built and lived in by the knights of St John. Palazzo Sant’Ursula is full of beautiful antiques as is adorned by different paintings and silverware. Whilst being a converted house, all original features were kept such as the arch in the entryway, the old hand painted tiles, the doors, the beams as well as the traditional wooden and iron balconies.

St. Paul’s Collegiate ChurchSituated

https://www.visitmalta.com/en/attraction/St-Pauls-Collegiate-Church/

Golden bay

https://www.visitmalta.com/en/attraction/golden-bay/