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Explore the historical elegance of Casa Bernard, a stunning 16th-century home in Rabat, Malta, showcasing rich cultural heritage and enchanting gardens.
Nestled in the heart of Rabat, Casa Bernard is a stunning historical gem that offers visitors a glimpse into Malta's rich cultural heritage. This beautifully preserved 16th-century house showcases exquisite architecture and enchanting gardens, making it a must-visit destination for tourists seeking an authentic Maltese experience.
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Walking
Start at the center of Mqabba, near the Mqabba Parish Church. Head north on Triq il-Knisja towards Triq San Pawl. Continue straight until you reach a junction. At the junction, turn right onto Triq San Pawl. Follow this road for about 2.5 kilometers. You will pass several local shops and restaurants. As you approach Rabat, keep an eye out for signage indicating you are entering the town. Once in Rabat, Casa Bernard will be on your left at 46 Triq San Pawl. The walk will take approximately 30-40 minutes depending on your pace.
Public Transport
From the center of Mqabba, walk to the nearest bus stop, which is located on Triq il-Knisja. Take bus route 81 or 82 towards Valletta. Alight at the 'Rabat' stop, which is approximately 15 minutes away. From the bus stop, walk along Triq San Pawl for about 10 minutes, and you will find Casa Bernard at 46 Triq San Pawl on your right. Buses run frequently, so check the schedule for timings.
Use Casa Bernard as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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Discover the charm of Mqabba, a peaceful village in Malta known for its historical sites, vibrant festivals, and traditional Maltese culture.
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