Hallo Klaus, die Linien Busse brauchen ihre Zeit ... ich würde für Mdina den ganzen Tag einplanen, mit An- und Abfahrt. Viel Spaß! Beate

Don’t think it closes however may be restricted transport on Sundays

No fee to enter . We didn’t go in to The Cathedral or Museum so don’t know . It’s a beautiful place to visit.

we visited it after lunch and there was a bit of shade due to the narrow streets and high sided buildings. not sure about parking as we went by coach then onto the catacombs in Rabat later. so cold but we broke out in cold sweat due to the humidity. there is one of the hop on hop off buses that would take you there also.

We took a bus and I believe it was less than 30 minutes. We didn't hit a lot of bad traffic, esp. once you are outside of Valletta. There is a bus info station just above the cruise ship pier....walk up the road that goes uphill and it's straight ahead at the top. Buses are very well signed. If there's not a long line, ask the info person where you buy your tickets. Just make sure you learn where the bus stop is for the return trip so you don't miss your return bus. Loved Mdina.

We have just retured from 6 days in Malta. I would recommend doing the 3 hour walking tour with ‘Colour My Travel’. This was very good tour, then you will fully understand and appreciate what you are looking at. If you book the Valletta tour you will then get 50% off the Mdina tour. We found the Valletta tour to be so good that we booked the Mdina one as well. Places high on the list to visit in Valletta are the Grandmaster’s Palace and Armoury and St John’s Co-cathederal. If you do the Valletta walking tour mentioned, you will visit the city gates, new parliament building, Upper Barrakka gardens, St George Square, Lower Barrakka Gardens and the Seige Bell Memorial. Although on the tour you learn about the Grandmaster’s Palace & Armoury and St Johns Co-Cathederal, you do not enter these on the tour. I would allow about 1.5 to 2 hours each at these places. The Lacaris War Rooms are also well worth a visit. Then walk up each of Republic Street and Merchant Street. If you are a movie buff, there are locations marked where various movies have been filmed. A 2 hour harbour cruise around the six creeks and main harbours is also well worth doing, You get the cruise boats from Silema. Allow 1 day to visit Mdina and Rabat. Again I recommend doing the Colour My Travel 2 hour tour at Mdina. I also recommend a visit to St Paul’s Catacombs at close by Rabat. There are a few sites in Rabat to visit as well. You could then take the bus from Rabat to the Dingli cliffs and walk along the cliffs. If you are interested in ancient history, then a visit to the Hypogeum and nearby Tarxien Temples is recommended. You need to book the Hypogeum well in advance. The bus takes about 20 minutes from Valletta main bus station. The two sites are within walking distance. I would allow say a morning for this. You can then take the bus from Paola (stop for Hyogeum and Tarxien Temples) out to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk fishing village for lunch and walk over the headland to St. Peter’s Pool (ask at Tourist Info Office in Marsaxlokk for directions). On another day we went to Gozo and visited Camino for the Blue Lagoon. We also caught the ferry from Valletta over to Silema and walked along sea front etc. We stayed in Valletta as it was most convenient for using the buses. Hope that helps.

We travelled by bus from Valletta. It was quite easy and a number of buses go to Mdina/Rabat so they are fairly frequent. We bought a 12 trip travel card & then we just needed to touch on or touch off each time we used fhe bus. The Malata Public Transport Website has lot of information about the cards, timetables for the various routes and a public transport map. There is also a public transport app but I found the app to be a bit frustrating to use. We found the buses to be easy to use and not too crowded. The roads can be very congested (with the high population density in Malta combined with the high number of cars per head of population) so it’s the same for both cars and buses.

Be careful there are strange guys wearing a necklace with a bage which is nothing worth as to pretend they are officials. Dont pay them it's not required. They are rich and wear like a beggar. If they keep asking you for money almost force you, call the police. It's voluntary and not recommendet to pay anything since they agressive wants to get your money. Official parking is free there. If you want to be nice please use this money for one of the great charity shops on this island. They help the abandoned cats and dogs to survive and get some food instead of the rich fake parking guys. How many tourists walk in this trap ?

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