Walking through the old, walled
city of Mdina
(pronounced um-dheena)
is like walking back in time.
As in over 4000 years!
You certainly don't feel like
you're on an island in the
Mediterranean!
St. Paul's cathedral..
It's believed that
Saint Paul the Apostle
lived in Mdina after
being shipwrecked on the
island.
There are about 300 residents of Mdina..
and very few cars allowed.
Known as
The Silent City..
even with the amount of
tourists strolling the charming
alley ways..
it is eerily quiet!
Malta is known for
their elaborate door knockers!
We had a fun day
visiting Mdina!
We also visited at night..
it was so beautiful
all lit up!
If you visit Mdina..
Fontanella's is a must!
The cakes are delicious!
We seriously ate cake
for dinner..
twice.
It was that good!
Another great day
in Malta!!
Tomorrow..
we tour around the
island of Gozo!!
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