St. Paul's Cathedral

The most beautifull and impressive site in all of Malta. If you only pick one place to visit, pick this one. But your tickets online so you can skip the line. Price of 15 euro sounds hefty but is well worth the money. Even had 2 paintings from Italian master Caravaggio inside.

I came on a Saturday morning, many people were there but it wasn't packed. I got the ticket the includes the museum next to it. You buy the ticket In the museum anyway. Usually the ticket is 15 Euro, but on that day is it was only 3, because it went to charity, which was very nice to hear and be part of. The cathedral itself is beautiful, so many things to see, so you can take your time. The chairs that you see is because I came on a wedding day, cool thing to experience I guess. Overall a must see in my opinion in Madina.

Amazing church to see. I am always amazed at the churches and the sheer beauty of the structures and interiors. Also museum is part of ticket as well which is interesting.

St. Paul's Cathedral in Mdina is truly impressive – majestic and full of historical charm. The entrance fee is €4.50 and includes both access to the cathedral itself and the museum with interesting exhibits. A highlight of the visit was the ringing of the bells, which added a unique atmosphere to the experience. It’s definitely a place worth visiting!

Lorenzo Gafa, a prominent Maltese architect of the Baroque period. He was born around 1638–1639 and died in 1703. Lorenzo Gafa' is best known for designing several important churches and buildings in Malta, with his most famous work being the St. Paul's Cathedral in Mdina. (1696–1702) – A masterpiece of Maltese Baroque architecture. He also did Church of St. Lawrence, Birgu (Vittoriosa) – Rebuilt after the 1683 earthquake. And also The Cathedral of the Assumption, Gozo (1697–1711) – Another significant religious structure. Last, Various parish churches and palaces across Malta. Gafa's architectural style is characterized by dynamic facades, grand domes, and intricate detailing, blending Baroque influences with local Maltese traditions.

I visited St. Paul’s Cathedral in Mdina today, but unfortunately, I wasn’t able to go inside as there were several groups of school children visiting at the time. I only managed to take a quick video from the entrance.

A golden standard for customer service everywhere. The museum and Cathedral itself are beautiful. On the day i visited i had an issue with my hotel and had to carry a large bag with me, the desk staff kindly offered to keep the bag with them. The relics in the museum are extraordinary with their lavish decorations and metal work. The cathedral too is impressive with its majestic paintings and floors

I have visited hundreds of different religious buildings all over the world and this has to be one of the nicest I have ever been to. The exterior of the St. Paul cathedral is pretty, but somewhat anonymous, however it os built in beautiful sandstone giving it a golden look during sunrise and sunset. The interior on the other hand is astonishingly beautiful and dressed in lots of various colors giving it a unique and colorful and artistic impression different from many other catholic churches and cathedrals.