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Opening Times & Tickets

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased from the Mdina Cathedral Museum which is located on the right hand side of the Mdina Cathedral (St. Paul’s Cathedral). Tickets are combined for both the Mdina Cathedral Museum and Mdina Cathedral (St. Paul’s Cathedral).

Tickets – Combined for the Museum and Cathedral

Adult        €15

Student*  €10 (Upon presentation of a valid student’s card*)

Senior**   €10 (60 years and over)

Child***   Free

*Must present a valid student I.D./Language student cards NOT accepted.

**Aged 60 and over.

***Age 12 and under. Must be accompanied by a Parent/Legal Guardian.

Kindly note that on Monday, 9th February, the Cathedral will close at 2.30 pm last admission at 2.15 pm. On Tuesday, 10th February, the Mdina Cathedral & Museum will be closed.

For pre booked tickets kindly email:  info@metropolitanchapter.com

Opening days and times

Monday to Saturday: 9:30 – 16:30 (Last Entrance at 16:15)
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

Access

Access for persons with special needs is available at the Mdina Cathedral Museum. A lift is available for access to the first floor.

Paying ticket

When paying for a combined ticket, the visitor is entitled to go into St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Mdina Cathedral Museum. To sustain the ongoing conservation and restoration projects, the Metropolitan Chapter requests an entrance fee. It is our responsibility to sustain and maintain the historical artifacts of these entities and above all to preserve them for future generations to come.

Prayer

When a visitor wants to enter the Cathedral for prayer he is invited to approach a member of our staff and he would be guided to the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament.

An important note for the visitor

  • St Paul’s Cathedral is a place of worship. It is requested that you enter decently dressed. Shawls and wraps are provided at the entrance.
  • Please refrain from wearing stiletto heels and narrow-heeled shoes not to damage the inlaid marble flooring.
  • Photography is allowed in the church and museum but the use of flash is forbidden.
  • No food and drinks are allowed in the Mdina Cathedral Museum and St. Paul’s Cathedral
  • The visitor may experience staggering or limitations when entering the Mdina Cathedral Museum and/or St. Paul’s Cathedral. This is due to either a large number of people visiting at the same time or because there would be the celebrations for the congregation. It is important therefore to follow any notification that the management might issue from time to time and also to follow the time of mass and other celebrations. Such measures are usually called upon when there are weddings, funerals or any other special occasion.
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