A wonderful place to visit, packed with amazing antiques. Helpful staff and we arrived early so beat the crowds. The audioguide was very informative.

We had been very keen to come here as we have a distant family connection to the house. We paid for a whole extended family group to do the tour. It was extremely hot outside that day we did the tour, so it was hot...More

Worth a tour I of this beautifully restored home. Each room has lovely furniture and paintings. It was lived in until 1962.

A very interesting house with a lot of items of interest however the size of it doesn't really justify the charge (10 euros). What, unfortunately, ruined our visit was that despite arriving an hour before the place closed we were practically herded through the upper...More

The Palazzo Falson was interesting both for the many diverse items on display - chain mail, medieval weapons, paintings, glass, kitchen utensils, rugs, furniture - but also the building itself. The man who assembled the eclectic collection lived in the house until the 1960s (I...More

Especially memorable were the watch and armoury collection in this ancient palace. Worth trying in the morning to give time to enjoy the visit.

Mdina itself is a beautiful place to visit but we also thoroughly enjoyed our tour around this historic home. The enterance fee was very reasonable and included a guided audio tour. This was actually really informative and gave an insight not only to the home...More

Tucked away at the very heart of Mdina, Palazzo Falson is not to be missed. One can go back in time and let one's imagination run wild in the charming and delightful ambience of this unusual museum. The whole place has been painstaking restored and...More

This is one man's eclectic collection of beautiful and ancient things, nicely displayed in a lovely old building. We had a lovely hour or so wandering around, and really enjoyed the delightful courtyard area with background baroque music and a lovely fountain. I usually hate...More

If you have to choose skip this and walk over to Casa Bernard in Rabat. Instead of a tape tour you get the real deal - one of the owners walks you through the house and explains everything - and answers questions. You really cannot...More