Mdina og Rabat - Byvandring
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Mdina, Maltas tidligere hovedstad, ligger på en bakketop i den centrale del af øen og dominerer over to tredjedele af Malta. Det er et af Europas fineste eksempler på en gammel befæstet by, præget af middelalder- og barokarkitektur. Den er kendt af lokalbefolkningen som "den stille by", og omslutter inden for sine mure paladser, der tilhører maltesiske aristokratiske familier, hvoraf størstedelen er sekundære hjem. Når du går gennem Mdina, vil du føle, at byen er blevet frosset i tid; dens smalle snoede gader, majestætiske paladser, kirker og gårde gør denne by unik, et must-see under dit ophold på Malta! Rabat, en forstad til Mdina, er også en historisk by med stærke religiøse bånd. Ifølge traditionen under sit 3 måneders ophold på Malta boede St. Paul apostlen i en grotte under sognekirken. Din guide vil føre dig langs nogle af de mest typiske gader i Rabat og fremhæve de vigtigste arkitektoniske træk, mens du går.
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Mød din guide ved Main Gate of Mdina. Din guide vil afholde en City Walking Tours Malta. Under denne gåtur guider vi dig gennem denne fortryllende by, forbi de vigtigste paladser, klostre, kirker og typiske gader. Denne 2 timers gåtur er den mest omfattende Mdina / Rabat gåtur og er planlagt for ikke at gå glip af noget, der er værd at se i området. Rabat er kun et stenkast væk, så vi vil også dække det gamle kvarter, hvor du kan nyde maltesisk sproglig arkitektur. Vores gåtur ender ved St. Pauls plads i Rabat centrum. Denne gåtur er kørestolsvenlig.
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- Kørestolsegnet
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- Servicedyr er tilladt
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Anmeldelser(242)
If you’re into walking tours and learning more about the history and culture of Malta, this is exactly what you are looking for. Our guide, Marissa, provided a fountain of knowledge about Mdina, Rabat, and the history of the Maltese people and islands. In just 2 hours, my son and I learned more about Malta than we had in our previous 7 days on the islands or during our research. This tour captured and held the interest of our group (ages 19-45) and was so informative without overloading information. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to get a deeper knowledge and history of Mdina and the Maltese islands.
Unfortunately, I can't remember our guide's name but he was so informative and made the tour very interesting. This is definitely worth doing as you get to walk through a World War II bomb shelter as well as seeing where Paul the Baptist was imprisoned plus so much more. The history is amazing and the walk is easy.
Great tour. Our tour guide, Angel, made the difference. She gave a detailed narration of the history of both cities and how their histories intersect with the architectural style. Very knowledgeable. Pace was great. She was patient with our questions. Took us to the catacombs for icing on the cake.
Our guide, Nadine, was very knowledgeable and went at a good pace. There was lots to learn about the city and suburb and the tour was very interesting.
The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and gave a lot of oral history. She was charismatic and was very funny while she gave her tour.
Super knowledgable guide with lots of interesting information. We had a very disengaged group of teenagers in our group so think she did well to keep the rest of the group invested
Angeles was so informative, attentive to each group member, very professional and considerate.
One of the best walking tours! Our guide Angele is the gold standard for walking tour guides. We learned so much about Malta/Mdina/Rabat’s history, culture, architecture, language. One of the highlights of our 3-day Malta visit. Highly recommend!!
Our guide Christine was very knowledgeable and friendly. The tour of Mdina and Rabat allowed us to experience the true historical Malta. Christine shared various anecdotes about the island's history, creating an atmosphere of conviviality. We appreciated her suggestions on where to have lunch. The visit to Rabat was less engaging compared to Mdina, but perhaps that was due to the characteristics of the place. Our group was entirely composed of Italians. Thank you, Christine. Attilio & Rosalba
Grazie
A really good walking tour through Mdina and Rabat. Our guide was great - nice mix of facts and humour
