RABAT : Malta's old capital city

The Catacombs: Rabat has the outstanding Catacombs of St. Paul and St. Agatha. These were used in Roman circumstances to let the dead go, as the Romans thought it unhygienic to cover the dead in the city.

Domvs Romana (Roman Villa):The Domvs Romana has the remaining parts of a significant townhouse that has superb mosaics found in the Peristyle and the encompassing rooms. The mosaic asphalts rank among the finest and most antiquated mosaic sytheses in the western Mediterranean, alongside those of Pompeii and Sicily.

St. Paul's Grotto: During the Roman lead, the city of 'Melita' reached out up to the Parish Church of St. Paul. The discard encompassing the city was brimming with caverns that were used as graves by the occupants. Custom holds that the Apostle St. Paul utilized one of these holes as a base for his biblical work, which turned into a meeting place for the primary Christian people group. This cavern could consequently be considered as the establishment site of the Catholic Church in Malta, a revelation that was done in 1617. From that point forward, the cave has been considered as a consecrated space, and numerous compelling individuals demonstrated their regard for this cave, including His Holiness Pope John Paul II in 1990.

Casa Bernard: A sixteenth century castle consolidating fine design and great classical furniture, works of art and objets d'art.

Wignacourt Museum: This gallery has a display of Punic-Roman antiquities including earthenware production, stoneware, representations, figures thus significantly more.

Chadwick Lakes (Wied il-Qlejgha): Wied il-Qlejgha is the remaining parts of a stream that existed amid the Pleistocene period. Chadwick Lakes are filled by water gathering from adjacent fields in view of a dam that was raised in the valley. The dams were worked by the British Government in 1886 by Sir Oswald Chadwick thus it ended up plainly known as Chadwick Lakes. Amid the 1990's, a piece of the valley was cleaned and the side dividers were supplanted by rubble stones. These empowered widely varied vegetation to gather inside, but then hold solid amid overwhelming water streams. Road furniture was presented so the zone can likewise be appreciated by day guests. Chadwick lakes today gives an unwinding winter trip to families and kids, who can appreciate the verdure give together the little waterfalls on location.

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