My wife and I were so pleased to include Casa Bernard on our recent visit to Malta. Not only is the... read more
My wife and I were so pleased to include Casa Bernard on our recent visit to Malta. Not only is the... read more
We toured Casa Bernard -- a 16th century palazzo -- by chance during a visit to nearby Mdina, and... read more
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My wife and I were so pleased to include Casa Bernard on our recent visit to Malta. Not only is the house warm, inviting and full of art, antiques and other collectables, but it is an exquisite and atmospheric family home. We were shown around...More
Thank you, Kenneth, for this compliment.We really appreciate it.This feedback is very inspiring as we feel that our tours satisfy tourists who are all out for some cultural experience in a 16th century Maltese Palazzo, getting some notions about the local way of life and...More
We toured Casa Bernard -- a 16th century palazzo -- by chance during a visit to nearby Mdina, and it's a must see for both the home (started in the 1300s over Roman ruins, with additions in the 1500s and 1700s), as well as for...More
If you like art, antiques and architecture, then Casa Bernard is a definite must see if you’re visiting Mdina. Casa Bernard was one of our favorite house tours that we visited during our six-week stay in Malta and Sicily. It’s a short and easy walk...More
I tried to come to Casa Bernard for one of its hourly tours. Three times I arrived during the day and every time it was closed in spite of what it said on the sign.More
This person must have rung at the wrong door. There are 2 entrances , adjacent to the other, separated by about 20 metres.Both have the CASA BERNARD marble plaque.He must have rung the Servants' Entrance one, in which there would be no one after 1.30p.m....More
Having got off the bus in Rabat, I was heading towards St Paul's Catacombs when I noticed Casa Bernard on Google Maps. Rang the doorbell and was let in by the owner. There were already a couple having a tour in progress but I joined...More
An absolute highlight of our malta trip. The tour by the owner was marvellous, very interesting. I'm normally bored silly when made to visit historic house but not this one ! Went as a time filler but was a top star attraction.
We chanced upon this gem whilst visiting imdina in the town next door. We were made very welcome by the hostess and owners Josette and George. The contents of the house are amazing and great care has been taken with their curation. If you like...More
I cannot speak highly enough of this fantastic little house which, since 1992, has been open to the public. Upon arrival you ring the doorbell and wait for someone to come downstairs to assist you. While waiting, a pair of British locals passed by, the...More
How very kind of you!What a great satisfaction it was to read your comments and feel that it is worthwhile giving our time and dedication to visitors eager to learn more of the Maltese cultural heritage.Thank you so much. It means a lot to us...More
Our guide was knowledgeable and friendly. She was a retired school teacher. The owner of the house, George, was also there as well. He is apparently quite a collector. He manages to blend antique furniture of different eras and styles gracefully together. The art work,...More
The house is a perfect example of a typical Maltese house which has been lovingly restored to its former glory. The guide was excellent and gave us an insight to the history of the house as well as intersting facts about all the lovely collections...More
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