Belvedere
Belvedere: A Panoramic Jewel of Mdina
Discover the historical treasures of Palazzo Falson in Mdina, where Malta's rich heritage comes alive through art, architecture, and artifacts.
Palazzo Falson, a captivating museum in Mdina, offers tourists a glimpse into Malta's rich history through its impressive collection of artifacts, architecture, and art. This historical attraction is a must-visit for anyone passionate about culture and heritage.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you're starting from the Mdina Main Gate, enter through the gate and walk straight down the main street, Triq Villegaignon. Keep an eye out for the beautiful architecture and historical buildings along the way. After about 5 minutes of walking, you'll reach a fork in the road. Take the left path towards Villegaignon Street, and continue walking straight for another 3 minutes. Palazzo Falson will be on your right-hand side, easily identifiable by its distinct facade.
Walking
If you're near St. Paul's Cathedral, exit the cathedral and head south towards Triq Villegaignon. Walk along this street for about 4 minutes. As you approach the end of the street, Palazzo Falson will be on your left, nestled between other historic buildings. Look out for the sign indicating the entrance.
Walking
From the Mdina Dungeons Museum, exit and turn left onto Triq Villegaignon. Continue straight for about 6 minutes. You'll pass by several other attractions. Palazzo Falson will be on your right side, just before the intersection with Triq Sant'Agatha.
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