What an amazing experience. The cathedral is pretty from the outside but the inside in nothing short of impressive. Just wow! From floor to ceiling and everything in between it is so ornate with no detail left undone. The view from the balcony gives the perfect bird’s eye view. The audio guide explains everything. Go early to avoid the crowds and don’t be deterred by the price. It’s well worth every penny.

I am so glad that I decided to drag my family to see this church. As everyone says, there’s nothing particularly special on the outside but the inside bled me away. It is exquisite, up there with the Vatican, dare I say possibly better??? Regardless it’s a must visit. So much to see and the audio guides are excellent! Learned so much about the Order of the Knights of St John and Caravaggio. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful church.

A beautiful Cathedral, one of the most striking we have ever visited. The app tells, and shows, all one needs to know. Have a look before you visit. Probably best to go early or late. The congestion caused by tour groups was rather tiresome.

A must do in Malta, without any excuses. A treasure with breathtaking interieur, a well-preserved world masterpiece. Audio guide is quite good and available in different languages. 15 EUR entrance fee for me is totally justified: this splendour needs to be upkept and taken good care of. I would advise a morning visit, in the afternoon it might get more crowded.

This is an exceptional building, with two exceptional paintings. However, the visit was disappointing in that their new audio-guides are badly synchronised, i.e. there is a delay in showing the image, while the discourse has moved on to something else. This is annoying to say the least. A further disappointment was not being able to see the last item--a short video on Caravaggio. We were told at 16h30 that: "you are too late", with no attempt at an apology, as the door was shut in our faces. Museum staff in hospitality need training in courtesy.

From the outside, it might look like just another cathedral, but the inside is spectacular. There is no piece of wall that is not painted gold or decorated. The tombstones on the floor are made of marbles with very vivid green, black, white colors, which I don't think I've ever seen. I recommend it to you.

St John's Co-Cathedral is definitely an important site to visit in Valletta, and it is indeed a beautiful place. However, is it really worth the €15 entry fee, especially when the adjoining museum is actually closed. To be honest, I felt a bit ripped off. To get the best of the extortionate entry fee, go early, grab an audio guide and head straight for the oratory to see the Caravaggio before the tour groups get there. Then head up to the balcony for a great bird's eye view of the nave. Finally check out all the surrounding chapels.

I visited recently on a cruise and this was my number one destination in Valletta. It was a Sunday so I could only look inside as they were preparing for Sunday Mass - the sides were roped off. Fairly ordinary from the outside, it is absolutely stunning on the inside. Way over the top in terms of floor and wall paintings and tiles. Amazing

Beautiful cathedral to visit! We paid 15 euros each for our tickets and were rushed in to be fitted up with an audio guide and when I turned to look around I got told rudely to pay attention while she explained to me how to put a headset on! Didn't really want/need the headset and found the staff to be very rude. Feel like the cathedral has enough money as it is without charging people for things they dont want/need. So although a very beautiful place to visit, I think they should rethink the set up!

Small charge of €15 (€12 for senior citizens) to enter but it is really worth it. The architecture is unbelievable. You also get a verbal tour with head phones. The bomb that miraculously did not blow up can also be seen. A small Chapel for private prayer is also available. One not to miss.