Again a lovely church to visit. All kept very spic and span More

Attended a lovely service here on Chrstmas Eve. The people were very welcoming and the service was memorable. The church is very plain and quite large. More

A spartan cathedral in contrast to St John's Co-Cathedral. We happened to be there while they were preparing for a visit from one of the royals. The handmade cushions for the seats and kneelers are are a vast varied collection of needlework.The organ structure is very interesting. More

Great setting by the water, interesting memorials and history to its foundation and construction. Not sure if it is open apart from services (we went to communion on Sunday) More

a change from all the high baroque papal churches etc. Services in Englihs on Sunday and Thursday and a lovely welcome too. Architecturally of note . Connected to the Naval and colonial history of Malta. Look for the seat of St Catherine of Sienna up in the choir, now occupied by a Welsh Cannon! More

well worth going to visit this wondefully ornate church More

An Anglican church with flags and banners and plaques remembering the early days of the Brits in Malta More

an elegant church where excellent concerts are held t regularly intervals More

Fine old church with token reminders of Malta's recent history. The 11 am Sunday service is a pleasure to attend More