Discover your piece of Mosta.

Hidden in a large cave is a chapel dedicated to St. Paul the Hermit, built in 1656, surrounded by legends of a pious hermit. Through windows, you can catch a glimpse of the interior replicas of historic paintings, while the annual celebration in January offers a rare opportunity to fully explore this unique place of worship.

Feast on traditional Maltese delicacies such as pastizzi and ftira as you stroll among the bustling stalls of Mosta Market. Here you will find an authentic atmosphere surrounded by fresh produce and artisanal treasures. Be inspired by the flavors and colors and connect with the local culture through every bite.

Enter an architectural feat, the third largest cantilevered dome in the world, built in the 19th century. Admire the ornate interiors and the impressive dome that is over 37 meters across. Learn about the miracle when a bomb fell through the dome during World War II but did not explode, an event that is still celebrated in the community today.

Explore the hidden catacombs beneath a historic fortress where history comes alive. Surrounded by centuries-old walls, these underground passages reveal fascinating stories of past civilizations and offer a unique insight into Malta's defensive strategies and cultural heritage.

In the middle of a picturesque landscape hides a chapel, born from a legend that tells of hope and divine protection. Here, where once a brave girl was saved from intruders by a spider's miracle, you will feel the deep spirituality and heritage woven through the silent presence of this sacred site.

Discover an architectural gem in a landscape dominated by baroque style, the Neo-Gothic House near the Cathedral of St. Paul. This rare structure, once criticized, now fascinates with its unmistakable elegance and history, which makes it stand out from its surroundings and a highlight for architecture lovers.

Walk along the Victoria Lines, built to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. This impressive fortification stretches for 12 km and connects forts, batteries and defensive walls. Perched on a steep hillside, you'll be treated to spectacular views of the Maltese countryside as you walk along paths used by early Christians and during World War II.

Glide through the serene gardens of Ġnien l-Għarusa, where shady trees and breathtaking views await. Soak up the culture in the amphitheater and enjoy local delicacies at the food truck, surrounded by an oasis of peace.

Explore a network of catacombs cut deep into a rock face, with groups of chambers that sit side by side, some with ornate edges and tables. Discover the mix of Christian, pagan, and Jewish rites, a testimony to cultural coexistence in the late Roman period. Immerse yourself in the history and culture hidden within these ancient burial grounds.

Explore the narrow, steep steps down into a World War II shelter, where you'll experience first-hand the plight and survival struggle of the Maltese during the air raids. Marvel at the hand-hewn rooms and discover the stories of bravery and perseverance that have shaped this island nation.