Best places: Catholic churches in Valletta, Malta

Religious landmark rebuilt after WWII, with a prominent dome, marble floors & a virgin painting.

👍👍 Very nice church within the walls of Valletta.

😐 After fending off the ottomans on the 1500s the first building in the fortified town that would be Valletta, was the church Our Lady of Victories Chapel. It is well worth a few moments of your time, and have a good look at the ceiling art and decorations, they are marvellous.

👍👍 Lovely old church in the heart of the city I visit regularly

This Baroque-style Catholic church originally completed in 1607 features a dome & frescos.

👍👍 Very small and cosy church, but offers a Sunday service in French 10am, German 11am, English 12am and Tagalog 5.30pm.

👍👍 Beautiful atmospheric church My expectations of the church were not special before we arrived. But from the outside it turned out to be historically and impressive. Inside, it turned out to be different from what I expected beautiful and you could almost fell the history - and with a very special...

👍👍 Just behind the Presidential Palace, a beautiful Greek church both for the interior and for the extreme care taken in its maintenance. Some of the many icons on display are of the utmost beauty and detail. I recommend a visit in the morning as it is often closed or not accessible in the afternoon....