Top Things to do In Sliema 2021

"This is a baroque-style domed church. You can see a lot of orderly decorations in the church. It is also very interesting to enter the interior. There is also a lot of history here, and there are also a lot of specialty shops."

"The Church of Saint Fangji is also a famous building in this city, and it is also an interesting architectural style in Baroque style. The location of the church is very good. It is surrounded by interesting historical buildings on all sides. You can see many more here. The little things."

"This church is near the river, and in the night, the shadow of the church is very beautiful. There are some exquisite sculptures inside, and they participated in Mass in the evening. Many devout believers can imagine the important role that this church plays in the lives of locals."

"St. Paul’s Cathedral Museum is a place with a very thick history. This cathedral is quite interesting. The interior is full of furniture and daily necessities that have been furnished for hundreds of years. Some murals and paintings are also worth visiting."

"A historical building with a history of five hundred years is also a very historic church. This church is quite interesting and you can learn a lot of things. There are also some very old historical objects in the church. The history introduced is also quite rich. Oh."

"The Cathedral of Our Lady of Mosta in Malta is the third largest domed church in Europe after St. Peter's Cathedral in Russia and the Sophia Cathedral in Istanbul. When the Germans bombed in 1942, a bomb of more than 200 kilograms penetrated the top without exploding. People believed that this was the blessing of the gods (Figure 6⃣️)."

"Msida is a port town in Malta, 2.5 kilometers east of Valletta. In 1867, Msida became a diocese, and the Msida parish church was built for St. Joseph and celebrated for him every July."

"There are beaches on both sides, the scenery is really beautiful, the building itself is relatively old but the preservation is still very good"

"The Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a Roman Catholic church in Valletta, the capital of the island of Malta. It is one of Valletta's most famous churches and main tourist attractions, and it is also part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The church was built in 1570 AD. It was originally called the Church of the Annunciation. It was changed to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in the 17th century. Rebuilt in 1852. This church was severely damaged during the Second World War. The current church was built from 1958 to 1981, and the interior carving has been carried out for 19 years. The 42-meter-high oval dome dominates the city’s skyline and Marsamxett Harbor. It is taller than the spire of the Anglican Church next to Valletta. The main attraction inside is a painting of the Virgin of Mount Carmel from the early 17th century. The red marble columns of the church are very eye-catching. Since the church is located on the narrow Old Theater Street, the entire church cannot be photographed from the outside. This church building is included in the National List of Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands."

"Strictly speaking, this church is in Mdina, a 12th-century Roman Catholic church named after the disciple Saint Paul. You can visit again after visiting the ancient city. Pay attention to the closing time of the church."