Best places: Catholic churches in Valletta, Malta

Domed 17th-century Catholic church with neoclassical architecture & a replica WWII bomb on display.

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

👍👍 This church was magnificent. My great great uncle archbishop of Malta, Mikiel Gonzi, placed the crown on Our Lady of Graces. It was VERY SPECIAL!

😠 Those bells man. They just don't stop. This church is there and it wants you to know that. No matter what time it is there's always a serve of the Lord that reverses his frustration hitting the humongous bells of the church in the name of who knows what. God wouldn't want His house to cast such a po...

👍👍 Nice English speaking Mass.. really clear English speaking. Enjoyed it a lot.. went for 7.30pm mass.

👍👍 It is buzzing with Christmas cheer. Tourists come around often, to take pictures of this 134 year old Cathedral dedicated to Saint Joseph. This is an apt season to visit the Church in remembrance of the Immaculate conception and birth of our LORD JESUS whose occasion of birth we are celebrating. At...

👍👍 The Naxxar parish church was one of the 10 parishes, a total of 12 when including the parishes of Mdina Cathedral and St Lawrence's church in Birgu, found to be existing by Bishop Senatore De Mello in 1436 and the villages of Mosta and Għargħur were subject to it. De Mello listed it as one of the 12...

👍👍 Beautiful majestic parish church. Was built from 1936 to 1982 and is dedicated to St Sebastian.Found in about excellent location in Qormi in a square full of cafes,shops and restaurants. The traditional Maltese religious festa is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of July.

😠 There is a rude man that blocks the door and only allows you to enter if you give a 1Euro donation. Pretty disgusting behaviour. Someone needs to step in. You can’t act like this. Besides that it’s a beautiful church but the man that blocks the door closes ruins the experience for you. Please author...

👍👍 You have to go there because it's a beautiful historical gem.

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👍👍 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.

😠 Annoying Bell's all the time. You made my stay miserable, thank you. No matter what reason you have, if it's festival or what, but all day and night for the whole time of my vacation? It is literally bullying...

👍👍 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.

👍👍 If, you want to get out from centre of Mosta, this is a great place

👍👍 The original chapel was built in 1585 with funds provided by the Knight Fra Martin Sarria Navarra.Following the devastation that the plague of 1675 brought on the country, Grand Master Nicolas Cotoner built in its place another church dedicated to the Immaculate Conception as a sign of thanksgiving....