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Admire the majestic façade, stroll through the large nave and descend into the preserved caves where St. Paul resided for 3 months.

Admire the majestic façade, stroll through the large nave and descend into the preserved caves where St. Paul resided for 3 months.

Tour this 16th-century church to see important works of art and bone fragments from one of Malta\'s most venerated religious figures, St. Paul.

The stony streets of Balluta Bay seem to be right on top of the turquoise shallows in this charming enclave of bustling St. Julian’s. 

Tour this 16th-century church to see important works of art and bone fragments from one of Malta\'s most venerated religious figures, St. Paul.

Perched on the edge of the Grand Harbour is Kalkara, a village known for historic forts and delightful boats. 

Tour this 16th-century church to see important works of art and bone fragments from one of Malta\'s most venerated religious figures, St. Paul.

This remarkable church is an important part of Mellieħa’s story, which tells of a transformation from rocky outpost to a popular vacation gem.

Admire the majestic façade, stroll through the large nave and descend into the preserved caves where St. Paul resided for 3 months.

Tour this 16th-century church to see important works of art and bone fragments from one of Malta\'s most venerated religious figures, St. Paul.

Admire the majestic façade, stroll through the large nave and descend into the preserved caves where St. Paul resided for 3 months.

Tour this 16th-century church to see important works of art and bone fragments from one of Malta\'s most venerated religious figures, St. Paul.

The stony streets of Balluta Bay seem to be right on top of the turquoise shallows in this charming enclave of bustling St. Julian’s. 

Admire the majestic façade, stroll through the large nave and descend into the preserved caves where St. Paul resided for 3 months.

Discover the archaeological treasures and historical catacombs of the city that was said to be the Maltese home of St. Paul.