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The ancient fortified town of Mdina is found in the heart of Malta. Perfect for exploring the history and natural beauty of Malta, Mdina holidays are filled with museums, churches and rambling in the stunning countryside.
With its historical attractions, winding alleyways and ancient city walls, Mdina is a place where you could happily spend days just wandering its streets and taking in all the sights. You can visit the beautiful cathedral, learn about the...
With its historical attractions, winding alleyways and ancient city walls, Mdina is a place where you could happily spend days just wandering its streets and taking in all the sights. You can visit the beautiful cathedral, learn about the island's past in the museums and galleries, or explore the Roman ruins. When you tire of sightseeing, you can watch the world go by from a cool pavement cafe, or shop for bargains at one of the many trader's stalls. Outside the city walls, holidays to Mdina have plenty to offer. Catch a bus or a taxi to Golden Bay, one of the best beaches of the island, or go hiking through the beautiful countryside that surrounds the town.
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More Resorts for Couples:
Mdina offers a great retreat for couples planning a romantic getaway. The walled town is filled with historic sites and cultural activities.
Explore the town on foot to discover the beautiful St Paul’s Cathedral and the charming Tea Gardens on top of the town’s wall.
Take a romantic afternoon...
Take a romantic afternoon out to the Buskett Gardens, one of the only wooded areas of Malta. Sit in the shade of the oak, olive and orange trees whilst enjoying a picnic of local snacks like pastizza and ftira.
Mdina is in a great location for visiting other parts of Malta; head to the nearby Golden Bay beach, the remarkable Dingli Cliffs or romantic spas in Sliema.
The historical town of Mdina has many traditional and tasty places to go have a romantic meal.
Try the De Mondion at the Xara Palace Hotel, known for its excellent service and romantic views of the town - perfect for a special night together.
Mdina is a great town for sampling some of Malta’s...
Mdina is a great town for sampling some of Malta’s traditional cuisine.
The Ciapetti is popular with locals and tourists alike for its tasty Maltese dishes and its beautiful vine-covered courtyard.
The nightlife in Mdina is very relaxed and peaceful. If you were looking for a bigger night out though, take a taxi to Rabat for a thriving and vibrant nightlife scene.
As well as lovely walks and architecture, the Drinking Doves of Sosos is a real highlight; it’s a mosaic floor at Domus Romana depicting two birds perched on a water bowl, a a perfect site to visit for any couple.
There are fantastic museums to see in Mdina – we recommend the Palazzo Falson, a...
There are fantastic museums to see in Mdina – we recommend the Palazzo Falson, a wonderfully preserved mansion from medieval times.
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Stay at the 5-star Xara Palace Relais for a romantic stay in Mdina.
The hotel has wonderful views of the Mdina and two fantastic restaurants, one on the roof terrace and one in the beautiful inner courtyard.
The hotel is a great choice for couples wanting to stay in Mdina, with a great central...
The hotel is a great choice for couples wanting to stay in Mdina, with a great central location and a reputation for excellence.
Other Cultural Resorts:
Mdina is one of the most beautiful towns in Malta with lots of historic and cultural significance.
On holidays to Mdina visit the Cathedral Museum which houses a wonderful collections of coins, manuscripts and painting from the Renaissance period.
The Palazzo Falson is Malta’s longest surviving...
The Palazzo Falson is Malta’s longest surviving building, converted from a 13th century Norman house. It’s the best way to discover how people lived in the medieval times in Malta.
Mdina is absolutely steeped in history, being a strong strategic point in the Mediterranean Sea it has been invaded and conquered many times. You’ll see evidence of Mdina’s fortifications from its hill top position to its high town walls.
A couple of miles south of Mdina are the Hagar Qim...
A couple of miles south of Mdina are the Hagar Qim Temples, a protected World Heritage Site.
Malta is home to several sights of ancient temples, including the famous Ggantija Temples on Gozo Island.
Mdina’s L-Imnarja Festival is one of the most boisterous and biggest in Malta.
L-Imnarja Festival is a two day celebration in the Buskett Gardens where locals and tourists gather to drink the local wine and eat huge pots of rabbit stew.
There’s dancing all night and fun races and festivities...
There’s dancing all night and fun races and festivities the following day.
There’s also the Mdina Medieval Festival in May with jousting tournaments, medieval football games, human chess and quirky guided tours.
Malta is a haven for history and cultural lovers.
More Fine Dining in Malta:
The town of Mdina has a relaxed nightlife with al fresco restaurants and cosy bars where you can enjoy a quiet drink.
The Trattoria restaurant at the Xara Palace is an excellent restaurant, set in a beautiful vine covered courtyard. There are tasty Italian dishes and fresh fish main courses....
The Trattoria restaurant at the Xara Palace is an excellent restaurant, set in a beautiful vine covered courtyard. There are tasty Italian dishes and fresh fish main courses.
For an authentic taste of Malta try the Mahzen XII which serves wonderful platters of salad, cheese, bread, olives and vegetables – a real Maltese experience.
More Malta Nightlife:
A couple of miles from Mdina is the town of Rabat which has a lively and thriving nightlife.
On the outskirts of Rabat are some of Malta’s biggest and best nightclubs.
The Gianpula Club Complex is an open air club which can hold an impressive 4000 and boasts seven separate bars.
Gianpula...
Gianpula comes into its own in the summer months, being a principal venue for Malta Music Week and hosting top DJs and acts from around the world, including Swedish House Mafia and Calvin Harris.
Although most of Malta is relaxed and tranquil in the the evenings, the resort of St Julian’s comes alive with buzzing bars and lively night clubs.
The bigger clubs in the centre of Malta are easily reached by taxi and St Julian’s has some great value accommodation, perfect for groups on clubbing...
The bigger clubs in the centre of Malta are easily reached by taxi and St Julian’s has some great value accommodation, perfect for groups on clubbing holidays.
Head to Bugibba for more nightlife fun; it has a number of clubs, late night restaurants and cocktail bars right by the sea.
More Walking in Malta:
Mdina is known for its great walking spots. Although it’s a very small region there is a lot to take in and explore.
Discover the town on a walk starting at the main gate, heading up to Pjazza tas-Sur then swinging back down via Triq is-Sur. The town walk is only about 750m and should take around...
Discover the town on a walk starting at the main gate, heading up to Pjazza tas-Sur then swinging back down via Triq is-Sur. The town walk is only about 750m and should take around 30 minutes.
On exceptionally clear days, from the hills surrounding Mdina, you might be able to spot the peak of Mount Etna on the neighbouring island of Sicily.
Though if you are feeling a bit more adventurous you could go visit the Dingli Cliffs renowned for their beauty, just a few miles from Mdina.
Mdina is in a great location to discover the rest of Malta.
Head a couple of miles north to discover the beautiful walks at Golden Bay and Ghajn Tuffieha Bay. The views from the cliff tops are astounding and are best appreciated when the sun rises.
For more great walking territory, head east to...
For more great walking territory, head east to the pretty coastline around Mellieha Bay and St Paul’s Bay.
The coastal paths in the east offer spectacular views of the countryside and ocean that surrounds Malta’s popular resorts of Bugibba and Qawra.
Walk northwards from St Paul’s Bay (near Bugibba) to discover the Selmun Palace and Fort Campbell landmarks.
After a long day rambling the gorgeous coastlines and parks of Malta, step back in time and indulge yourself at the Xara Place Relais. This 5-star hotel is found in a converted medieval nobleman’s house and offers a sauna room and amazing restaurants where you gather your strength up for another...
After a long day rambling the gorgeous coastlines and parks of Malta, step back in time and indulge yourself at the Xara Place Relais. This 5-star hotel is found in a converted medieval nobleman’s house and offers a sauna room and amazing restaurants where you gather your strength up for another day out and about.
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