Palazzo Falson is apparently the second oldest building in Mdina. The building itself is pleasant to look around and the courtyard is lovely. There is a plethora of objects d'art collected by one of the owners. The audio guide is very good - you can...More

It was an easy tour even our small kids found it interesting. Lots to see and learn of Mdina‘ history

This is one of the oldest noble houses which is open to the public. The house is nicely restored and it contains an amazing collection of paintings, silverware and more.

Palazzo Falson was first built in the 12th century with modifications and additions made during the later centuries. The house displays art objects and historical items that belonged to Captain Olof Gollcher who bought the house in 1927. The entrance fee is 10 Euros per...More

Lots of interesting objects from guns to silver tea services many crafted in Malta. Very easy to use audio guide but a bit overpriced for adults at 10Euro.

Unfortunately Palazzo Falson is the exception to the overwhelming friendliness and beauty of Malta and its people. Yes it's a great and fascinating glimpse of a grand historic residence with very good audio guide. But to be followed closely from room to room, both us...More

This unique museum is located down the narrow Villegaignon Street in Mdina. This 2nd oldest building of Mdina was supposedly made in 1495 around an older 13th century structure. It houses in its 17 rooms ancient collections of a rich Maltese family and domestic belongings....More