Overview

When you see St John’s Co-Cathedral from the street, you just cannot imagine the sheer magnificence of the interior. Whilst his applies to all other churches we visited on Malta, St. John's Co-Cathedral was very impressive indeed. The alters, paintings, frescos and ceilings - all very wonderful to look at. Being a place of worship it is, there was a lovely feeling of tranquillity in the Cathedral, despite it being busy. Despite the signs, it was a bit annoying that some visitors ignored the fact they were not to use flash whilst taking photographs. After our visit, I had a look at the Cathedral’s website only to discover that there must have been areas we missed. Ah, well, If we get back to Malta this will be on our list of places to revisit

Transport & Parking

Access

Wheelchair access was good, although finding the exit was a bit harder. Again, as we found in some other attractions we visited, users were admitted free. There is an entry charge of 6 euros for other visitors. Inside we found the audio guides very informative and easy to use.

Toilets

Not sure - sorry

Staff

Photos