A well-preserved 16th Century Palazzo which is home to a Maltese noble family who still live there. Originally starting off as a medieval fortress built on Roman foundations, the structure progressed to a double fronted Palazzo in the 1580’s & then given Baroque additions in the early 18th...

The mosaic pavements found here are an excellent illustration of Hellenistic pictorial culture. They have been estimated to date back to the first quarter of the first century BC.
The mosaics rank among the oldest compositions from the western Mediterranean, alongside those of Pompeii and Sicily.