Grand Master's Palace Tours and Tickets
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Grand Master's Palace
Grand Master's Palace is a must-see for history and architecture enthusiasts.
A joint ticket allows entry to both the Grand Armoury and Palace State Rooms.
The State Rooms may be closed to visitors at short notice due to government activities.
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Grand Master’s Palace tickets currently start at €12 for adults, are €10 for seniors and students, and €8 for children. Tickets remain valid for 30 days from the date of purchase and are available from the ticket office at the entrance.
Yes, it’s worth visiting Grand Master‘s Palace—it has a fascinating history, as the first building built for Valletta by the Knights of St. John. Even if you’re not interested in learning about the building itself, touring the palace allows you to see its beautifully painted interior, including corridors lined with suits of armor.
Visitors can see much of the interior of Grand Master’s Palace, including its State Rooms and the collections of armor and weaponry inside the Palace Armory. In the State Rooms, visitors can admire the Grand Master’s Study and the Throne Room, as well as works of art such as Matteo Perez d’Aleccio’s Great Siege of 1565.
Yes, Grand Master’s Palace is accessible for visitors with impaired mobility or who use a wheelchair. Accessibility features include an elevator, ramp access to the building, and wheelchair-accessible bathrooms.
Yes, you can only visit Grand Master’s Palace independently, as guided tours of the palace interior are not offered. Audio guides are usually available upon request, offering insight into the history of the palace. Most city tours do not visit inside Grand Master’s Palace, they simply stop outside to share a little about its history.