Mosta's parish basilica, also called the Mosta Dome: a round church with one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. A wartime bomb came through the dome in the Second World War without exploding, and a replica is on show.
Good to know. Two ticket types: a full visit that includes the crypt, museum, dome interior and wartime shelter, or a short visit.
We do not list opening hours or prices here because they change. The official page has today's.
- Where
- Mosta, Malta
- Entry
- Ticketed. See the official page for prices
- Source
- Mosta Basilica
- Last checked
- 7 October 2026
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