Mdina

Mdina was Malta's capital until the construction of Valletta. Also known as Citta Vecchia, it is walled on a hill, which makes it impossible to enter. Its origins date back to the year 700 BC. It was a city with lovely architecture and not many inhabitants, abounds in fine palatial buildings, religious and former Maltese nobility. It is also known as the city of Silence. Not only does it have inner beauty, from walls and other items, including the terrace of Café La Fontanella, you can see a big picture of the island of Malta.

Beautiful old romantic city with spectacular views both during the day and at night with some of the best restaurants and also historic museums.