Lascaris War Rooms in Valletta will be opening in June 2010. For more information contact us! Read More

Housed within the Old Naval bakery, the Malta Maritime Museum charts Malta’s maritime history and lore within a Mediterranean context and also illustrates the global nature of seafaring and its impact on society. The museum houses numerous artifacts highlighting the different epochs. Read More

The National Museum of Archaeology currently houses a spectacular range of artefacts dating back to Malta’s Neolithic period; from the Għar Dalam phase (5200 BC) up to the Tarxien phase (2500 BC). On display at this museum are the earliest tools used by the prehistoric people to facilitate... Read More

The National War Museum is located in the building known as the old Drill Hall of Lower Fort St Elmo, Valletta. The museum’s collection on display focuses on the two World Wars (1914-18 and 1939-45).

It recounts the story of the events which led to the two wars, their development and major... Read More

Artitude Gallery is a commercial art gallery featuring contemporary works of professonal local artists. It has been open since 2004 and occasional hosts solo and group exhibitions. Artitude offers art consultancy as well as commissioning of works by permanant gallery artists.

The Carmelite friars invite you to experience both the spiritual & daily way of life of their predecessors . Offering the unique opportunity of visiting various rooms including a decorative refectory, an authentic kitchen, a typical friars cell & more -as well as the impressive church.

Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti was set-up in 1992 as a non-profit making organisation with the aim of promoting Maltese culture and heritage. Early on in the Foundation’s life it was decided that its aim would be best reached through the organisation of exhibitions of notable interest, with...

The Malta Classic Car Collection Museum is a tribute to automobile industry set in approx. 3000sqm boasting all the latest facilities one would expect to find in a fine establishment.

A tribute to three centuries of theatrical history on the Maltese Islands, displaying various items of memorabilia. The items on display have been assembled from a wide range of sources, both public and private, while a number of exhibits have been donated by generous private collectors.

The Fine Arts collection ranges from the early Renaissance to modern times. Italian Baroque features mainly Mattia Preti and paintings by the Caravaggists Mattias Stomer, Jean Valentin de Boulogne and by Guido Reni. The 18th century art is largely represented by Antoine de Favray.