
Halloween weekend 2026: a night in a Gozo prison, a Roman dinner and concerts in Valletta
From 29 October to 1 November: a sleepover in Gozo’s old prison, a Roman-style dinner in Mosta’s catacombs and Festivals Malta concerts…

From 29 October to 1 November: a sleepover in Gozo’s old prison, a Roman-style dinner in Mosta’s catacombs and Festivals Malta concerts…

St Paul’s Catacombs in Rabat hold a free open day on 11 October to mark the European Heritage Label. Ta’ Mintna in…

Fort Rinella is open Monday to Saturday, 09:30 to 17:30. Adult entry is €14.

Fewer than three hundred people live inside the walls. Once the coaches leave you get the streets to yourself, lit by the…

Five days of concerts inside the Grandmaster’s Palace, Verdala and San Anton. Two of the three are closed to the public for…

Gozo has lost its archaeology museum, two more sites are shut, and Fort St Elmo has opened a wing back up.

One is the largest canvas he painted and the only one he signed. It still hangs in the room it was made…

Elephants, hippos and bears reached Malta on foot, then shrank. The cave near Birżebbuġa holds what is left of them.

St Agatha’s Tower above Mellieħa was finished in 1649 and painted red so the next tower in the chain could see it.

Ten coastal watchtowers open to visitors, and nearly all of them share the same one day a month.

A 1618 watchtower on the south coast of Comino, reached across open ground, and almost nobody walks out to it.

Finished in 1610 on the feast of St Paul, it began the chain of coastal towers that ended up ringing the islands.
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