Museum of the Order of Saint John

This museum is located next to the St John's Gate in Krekenville, between St John's Street and St John's Square. There are a lot of informational literature and exhibits about the Order of St John built from the Middle Ages to the present. This includes details of the founding of the world-famous St. John Emergency Team (St John Ambulance).

The museum has three rooms in total, covering the various historical periods of the Order of St. John. There are many multimedia equipment and audio-visual displays in the room. Tickets are free and the museum is a gem.

St. John's Cathedral Museum includes churches and caves, all free of charge, but they do ask for donations, at least five pounds. The historical building of the sixteenth century was once the headquarters of the Saint John Knights, that is, the headquarters of the Maltese Knights.

The St. John's Order Museum depicts the history and journey of St. John's Order. As part of the Crusade, it transformed into an internationally renowned St. John, including the development of St. John's ambulances, through the era of Malta. In addition to donated souvenirs, the event also has an interactive screen.

It's a very interesting museum. There are not only plenty of exhibitions here, but also many surprises you can find.