There are some nice sculpture and paints, but nothing extraordinary (i.e. paintings by the Caravaggists and not from Caravaggio). When I went there was also a temporary exhibition of Aligi Sassu’s paints. Not a waste of time but not a major attraction. More

This take a bit of finding, but well worth the effort. Few big name artists, but the art is very interesting and gives a real sense of the island, and is a part of art history that is often overlooked. It is quite a big collection, and covers a long period. The early religious art is especially fine. More

As art collections go this has a very strong religious theme. Inevitable of course in any history of western painting but you are left wondering whether there is more to Maltese art. You do not expect a small country like Malta to have richly resourced art galleries but this is definitely one for those with an interest in sacred art.... More

Having been listed as one of the ten places to visit in Valletta we went on a Friday and sadly it was not what we expected, indeed the locals agreed that it 'is past its best'. The pictures and displays as not much to write home about, but of cause we have so many good things to visit of this... More

If you want to see great art, go to St. John's Co-Cathedral. More

In February 2012 it was unseasonably cold outside AND inside. A nice variety of art mediaeval and modern, some very modern. Well worth a visit More

here are many fine paintings, poorly lit and poorly displayed. Blue tack and masking tape dangle from labels, in a building which is peeling and crumbling around the works. it desperately needs money spent on it, but do go in in order to help them out! They are trying hard to show some super works, including a Turner - the... More

Generally a lot of the places we visited were OK as we had most included in the Malta Pass. On their own you might consider them a little pricey. More

Hidden off the main street in Valetta worth detouring to visit to see the fine paintings and sculptures More