Mdina Cathedral Museum

You can see the museum and cathedral with a combined ticket. The museum is not too big; it has 3 levels and you need less than an hour to see it - it is very well organised, showing a lot of paintings, furniture, sculptures, and we liked it. We missed the garments section. When you enter you see a line of 15 statues in silver representing the Apostles, and then many other beautiful objects in silver. Impressing! Staff is very kind and competent.

Mostly consist of portraits and ornaments. The most interesting section was the garment area (upstairs). If you have time, it's worth having a short look around this museum as it is included in the ticket to the Cathedral. If not, don't worry- I would recommend visiting the roman heritage museum (Domus Romana) that is located near the entrance to the gates of Mdina.

Even though we love museums and galleries we’ve found this Cathedral museum surprisingly boring. If not for the fact that the ticket included visits both to the museum and the cathedral we would’ve regretted spending time there. The exhibition seems a bit old and unfortunately did not inspire us during the visit. A few rooms with intricate interiors were the highlight of our visit.

Shamefully, the ticket clerk charged us 30 euros for two reduced-price tickets that were 10 euros each. We didn't check the receipt for the debit card payment, as we were sure the clerk was honest, but we were wrong. The clerk was dishonest, and we'll have a very negative memory of it.

It's an impressive museum that's included with the ticket to the Mdina Cathedral. The collection of silver statues of the Apostles and the Durer exhibit are especially worth seeing.

When you are coming to see the cathedral you buy the ticket here and the museum is included, so why not come in and enjoy some art and history. I'm not religious but I still enjoy amazing art work and interesting history.

The Mdina Cathedral Museum was a pleasant visit. The collection is well-organized, with a variety of religious artifacts, artworks, and historical items. The building itself adds to the experience with its quiet, historic charm. It may not be the most spectacular museum I’ve been to, but it’s definitely worth seeing if you’re already in Mdina.

The Mdina Cathedral Museum is a religious art museum located inside the mediaeval walled city of Mdina, Malta. We went during the week - the weather was fantastic and so the crowds were large. There was a little bit of a wait to get in. The museum is housed within a Baroque building that was built as a Jesuit seminary. The architecture is breathtaking and the collections are stunning. It can be found on the right-hand side of the St. Paul's Cathedral, in Archbishop's Square. We were very glad we went.