Step into three worlds of heritage: Roman and Paleo‑Christian catacombs, a crypt with rare medieval frescoes beside Malta’s oldest church, and a museum of treasures. AGATHA Catacombs, Crypt & Museum in Rabat (VO2630) offers a unique journey into Malta’s early Christian and Paleo-Christian past. Visitors can explore the Roman- and Paleo-Christian–era catacombs, an underground network of burial cham
bers carved from limestone; the ancient crypt, renowned for its rare medieval frescoes and connection to one of the oldest places of worship on the island; and the museum, which houses an extensive collection of pottery, glass, fossils, minerals, reliquaries, devotional objects, paintings, and historical books. Guided tours run throughout the day, offering an engaging and accessible introduction to the site’s history, spirituality, and archaeology.
