Mdina

Mdina is an ancient walled city in Malta, famed for its well-preserved medieval and baroque architecture. Often called the "Silent City" due to its peaceful atmosphere, it was once Malta’s capital and remains a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is characterized by narrow, winding streets, historic buildings, and stunning views from its old ramparts. Today, Mdina serves as a cultural and tourist attraction, offering a glimpse into Malta's rich history, architecture, and heritage, all within an easily walkable, atmospheric setting that transports visitors back centuries.