Mdina Gate at the end of its stone bridge across the ditch, under a blue sky

Free entry

Mdina Gate

Mdina Gate is the Baroque main entrance to the walled city, built in 1724 under Grand Master António Manoel de Vilhena to designs by the French engineer Charles François de Mondion. A stone bridge crosses the dry ditch to the gate, whose outer face bears the arms of Vilhena and whose inner face shows reliefs of the saints Paul, Publius and Agatha.

Nearby

National Museum of Natural History

museum

Mdina Cathedral

church

From $17.18

Mdina Cathedral Museum

museum

Carmelite Priory

religious building

Palazzo Falson

museum

From $14.32

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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