Mosta Rotunda

The Mosta Rotunda—also known as the Basilica of the Assumption—is one of Malta’s most iconic landmarks, famous for its unsupported dome, among the largest in Europe. Inspired by Rome’s Pantheon, the church impresses visitors with its grand architecture, beautiful interior, and rich history. A highlight of its story is the remarkable event during World War II, when a bomb pierced the dome during a service but failed to explode, leaving the congregation unharmed—an event many consider miraculous. Today, visitors can admire its stunning design, explore its wartime history, and experience a peaceful moment inside one of Malta’s most treasured religious sites.

Mdina Old City

Known as the “Silent City,” is a beautifully preserved medieval town and former capital of Malta. Enclosed by ancient walls, its narrow streets, elegant palaces, and stunning viewpoints offer a timeless atmosphere and breathtaking views across the island. Walking through Mdina feels like stepping back in history, with a unique blend of medieval and Baroque charm.