Grand Master's Palace and President's Palace
Facilities
No information
Opening hours
Monday
10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday
10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday
10:00 - 18:00
Thursday
10:00 - 18:00
Friday
10:00 - 18:00
Saturday
10:00 - 18:00
Sunday
10:00 - 18:00
Weather for today
16°C
Patchy rain nearby
Today
19 — 21°C
Tue
19 — 20°C
Wed
19 — 20°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
06:33
Sunset
16:58
Max wind
35.3 km/h
Uv Index
0.6
Description
Grand Master's Palace and President's Palace is an impressive monument in the heart of Valletta, Malta. This historic palace complex combines the functions of a presidential residence and an extraordinary museum.
The interiors impress with a wealth of decoration, precious works of art and a collection of knights' armor. Each room tells a fascinating story of Malta and the Order of Malta, which ruled the island for centuries.
This is the ideal place for history, architecture and culture lovers who want to explore Malta's heritage in elegant, regal interiors.
Reviews
★4.5
John King3 months agoIncredible place, every part is worth seeing but one thing that stands out and should be the reason you visit is the armoury.
This Palace has a huge collection of armour and weapons, from knights armour and swords to muskets and cannons.
It’s very imposing as the moment you enter you see this giant room plastered with cool stuff at every end, there are pieces of armour even on the walls up to the ceiling.
M R6 months agoI expected more of this place I guess, especially of the introduction videostory about the place. The part with armors and cannons was interesting to see, while other rooms are empty. It took us 30 minutes to go through it all, I don’t know why I was under impression that this place is bigger. Uou can buy tickets inside on a machine using tour credit card or phone.
Paul Renner6 months agoStunning Grand Master’s Palace newly restored with an amazing history where you can wander and learn about the 450-year history as a centre of power and the symbol of a nation.
You can see the Piano Nobile corridors, and the meticulously restored State Rooms, including the Grand Master’s Study/Sitting Room, the Throne Room, Pages’ Room, and the Ambassadors’ Room.
Part of the Palace’s restoration includes the reinstatement of the historic Armoury in its original hall (the former Parliament Chamber).Related categories
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