This is a charming mediaeval Norman house in Mdina which now hosts a museum and a library collection which belonged to a former owner. Pleasant to visit if you want to immerse in the atmosphere of older times, and has possibly the highest cafeteria on Malta - the views from the roof are excellent. The cafeteria offers very basic selection... More

it is as if the last owner - who died some decades ago - has just gone out and is expected back shortly. he was a wealthy shipowner who was also an artist (his studio is part of the visit), a scholar (his library is on show too) and a collector of a wide range of items - silver, glass,... More

Each time we visit Malta we try to find something 'new' to do. We found Palazzo Falson on this last last trip and are so pleased that we did. It was the last day of our holiday and wanted to visit Mdina for one last time before returning home to England. What a gem of a 'find'. The house and... More

I was dubious as there are some tourist traps in Mdina but it proved really interesting. Some beautiful objects but the house and furniture are the main attractions. On the roof a tasteful new museum cafe has been built which is a great place to escape the crowds. If you are over 60 don't be shy about asking for the... More

Palazzo Falson is a gem of a museum in Mdina. Staff is very helpful, the audio guide is excellent, and there is something to discover in every room. We enjoyed the famous Fontanella cakes on the quiet roof terrace overlooking the roofs of the city and the view on the surroundings. More

During our visit to Mdina, my wife and I visited the Palazzo Falson which permitted us to have a glimpse of the rich historical past of this beautiful walled city. The personal collections on exhibit throughout the self-visit were varied and interesting, and the well-preserved state of the palazzo is commendable. In addition, there is a small restaurant/snack bar on... More

Great place to visit in London which is free, very interesting house and artifacts. We downloaded the tour off the internet and used our mp3 players as we went around the house, this was recommended on their website. More

Amazing museum, so interesting. A big highlight of our trip to Malta. Best part? Succinct audio guides! Fascinating and to-the-point, with very helpful staff to boot. LOVED IT. More

One of a kind historic house with central courtyard and 2 floors of objects d'art including some magnificent paintings and furniture. Well worth the visit don't miss it. Also staff are very helpful. More