This is a combo ticket to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral in Mdina and the adjacent Mdina Cathedral Museum:
• explore St. Paul’s Cathedral built in 1702 where governor Publius lived when he was appointed as the first Bishop of Malta in 60 AD by St. Paul who was shipwrecked on the island
• appreciate the Cathedral's colourful inlaid marble floor, frescoed ceiling and a plethora of other marvellous features including altarpieces, paintings, marble works, intricate woodwork, silver artefacts, statues and stained glass windows
• visit the adjacent Mdina Cathedral Museum which houses fine silverware, rare coins, an important collection of prints and engravings by Albrecht Dürer one of the greatest Northern Renaissance artists, Maltese objects d’art, wax reliefs, a trompe l’oeil Baroque dome, many paintings and other artefacts
• visit St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Mdina Cathedral Museum in any order you wish. Tickets must first be presented at the Cathedral Museum
Posted By : luciussilvae
I bought a combination ticket for both the cathedral and the adjacent museum, but without an audio guide because we did not have the time to see everything in detail.
The entrance fee was very interesting and value for money.
Beautiful church with crypt and beautiful museum.
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Posted On : 2023-11-27 08:42:23 
Posted By : 611linc
The ticket office person was so friendly. We both were prepared to pay the 10 euro entry but as it was both of us, he was prepared to offer 2 tickets for 16 euros. This gave us access to both the museum and cathedral - with the bonus of the Bienalle Art show appearing in the museum at this time.
The Cathedral did not disappointment. Amazing artwork with explanatory notes beside each, and awe inspiring roof lines. The way in which the candlesticks and the respective doors, were decorated were truly inspired. Stunning!
The museum, unfortunately we didn't have time to see but from the little we did see, looked like it was curated simply and effectively.
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Posted On : 2023-11-21 08:49:55
