A boutique hotel in Mdina with a confessional-telephone and a terrace overlooking half of Malta. Where prowadzący ends his episode. 5/5 shields.
By the Mdina walls, near the cathedral. Even if you're not staying — visit the terrace for a drink.
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St. Paul's Cathedral in Mdina stands where tradition says St. Paul met governor Publius after his shipwreck on Malta in 60 AD. Current building from 1702, after an earthquake.
Mdina after dark — 300 residents, wrought-iron lanterns, silence, and a panorama of twinkling Malta from the bastions. "The most atmospheric place in Malta" according to prowadzący.
Mdina Gate (1724) — a baroque entrance to the Silent City, designed as theatrical scenery. Behind the monumental façade lies one of the quietest places in Malta.