About
This Anglican cathedral features stunning neo-classical architecture and beautiful spire dominating Valletta's skyline. The interior showcases fine stonework and commemorative plaques honoring British
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral stands in Valletta, Malta, and its spire is one of the features that shapes the city's skyline. It is an Anglican cathedral, and its neo-classical architecture gives it a measured, elegant presence among the streets of the capital.
What to see inside
- Fine stonework throughout the interior, in keeping with the building's classical style.
- Commemorative plaques honouring British figures, which give the church a historical character.
The visit
A visit here suits anyone interested in architecture or in the layers of history that Valletta holds. The cathedral is a calm place to step away from the bustle of the streets, and its exterior is worth viewing even if you only pass through.
Because it sits in the capital, it pairs easily with a wider walk around Valletta, where the narrow streets, squares and other historic buildings offer plenty more to explore nearby.
