Boutique hotel in Mdina — rooms with antiques, courtyard with glass ceiling, a confessional repurposed as a phone booth. prowadzący ends his journey here: terrace with a view, ftira, pastizzi, Eggs Florentine and prosecco.
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By the Mdina walls, near the cathedral. Even if you're not staying — visit the terrace for a drink.
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Cathedral of the Conversion of St. Paul from the 11th century (rebuilt after 1693 earthquake). Tradition says it stands where St. Paul converted the Roman governor Publius.
View from Mdina's bastions after dark — twinkling lights of Malta, the sea stretching to the horizon. prowadzący says: "Mdina is the most atmospheric place in Malta."
Main gate to the Silent City — designed in 1724 by Charles François de Mondion for Grand Master de Vilhena.