- 40
/person
- 3 hours
- EN IT ES
This is a tour of Mdina, the old capital city, and its suburb Rabat with a detailed explanation of the Good Friday and Holy Week traditions along with the normal commentary of these two beautiful towns.
The professional tour guide, who also lives in Rabat and knows the place inside out, will be taking you through the main streets but also the backroads of both Mdina and Rabat. Along the route we will visit a number of temporary exhibitions related to Holy Week, we will visit a number of churches to see the Altar of the Repose including an incredible 18th century one and we will also be seeing the lifesize statues which later on in the evening will be carried on shoulderback through the streets.
Due to Christian rules of not eating certain foods in Lent, we have a number of traditional foods which are eaten only at this time of the year. We will be tasting qassatat, pies, fried dough with anchovies, honey sweets, carob sweets and the bread of the apostles all included in the price.
Being in a smaller group gives you the opportunity to ask all the questions whilst also easily interacting with the other members of the group.
All our tours start close to easiest bus or other transportation routes making it easy to reach our guides using public transportation as well.
All our guides are fully licensed professional guides who look into narrating the history and culture in a most fun and easy way to understand.
Cancel up to 24 hours before start time of the experience and you will be fully refunded.
“This was our second tour with Christian and he didn’t disappoint. There was a ton of variety for the food. He was very knowledgeable and passionate about the area. I’d definitely recommend this tour for people who want to know all the standard information about Mdina, plus extra about the locals and their lives. Come hungry because there is a lot of tasty food you don’t want to miss out on.”
“This was our second tour with Christian and he didn’t disappoint. There was a ton of variety for the food. He was very knowledgeable and passionate about the area. I’d definitely recommend this tour for people who want to know all the standard information about Mdina, plus extra about the locals and their lives. Come hungry because there is a lot of tasty food you don’t want to miss out on.”
I have been a professional guide for the past 15 years and it is a passion for me more than only a job. I love showing my beautiful country to the many visitors I encounter along the year.