Often described as a ‘living museum’ Casa Rocca Piccola has won a much coveted “Best Kept Secret” award from the UK Independent Newspaper Travel Award and is rated by Trip Advisor as one of Valletta’s top attractions.
Villa Bologna was commissioned by Fabrizio Grech in 1745, at the height of the Baroque period in Malta. It is contemporary with the Auberge de Castille in Valletta and the Selmun Palace in Mellieħa.
The latest jewel in the crown is the newly-restored Casa Bernard, in Rabat, mid-way between Ta’ Ġieżu Church and St. Paul’s Church, adjoining the Grotto.
Palazzo Falson is the second oldest building in Mdina and has been turned into a museum where one can travel back in time andviously known as The Norman House discover the Island’s history.
From the outside, Bir Mula Heritage appears to be a typical Maltese town house. The main attractions of the house are its architecture and its collection of artefacts not normally found in museums.
Palazzo Giannin is representative of 18th century country houses at the edge of the old village of Ħal Għaxaq. Villa Mekrech and its gardens, is a large 19th Century townhouse.
The Magisterial Palace at Mdina, is more commonly known as Palazzo Vilhena. Vilhena Palace is now contains several historically important collections.
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