The Maltese architect Giorgio Grognet de Vassé was born in Malta in 1774, before enjoying a varied career which culminated in his architectural design of the Rotunda of Mosta. Inspired by the Pantheon ...

Newly-elected Pope Leo XIV was in Malta two years ago and said Mass at the Mosta Rotunda. On 28 November 2023, then Cardinal Robert Provost had said Mass as part of the Council of European Bishops ...

Discover the stunning aerial views of Mosta Church, a remarkable architectural masterpiece in Malta, where history and spirituality intertwine in a picturesque setting. Royalty-free licenses let you ...

The Planning Authority has partially financed a new wing within the Oratorju Qalb ta’ Gesù complex in Mosta. In a statement, the authority said the €850,000 project will enhance the complex’s role as ...

Transport Malta did not reply to invitations from the Mosta Local Council to participate in ongoing consultations with the public and NGOs but still dictated that the town square would begin closing ...

The Mosta local council is eager to revive old plans to erect an obelisk in Pjazza Rotunda, as envisioned by church architect Giorgio Grognet de Vassé. Grognet, who modelled the Mosta church on a ...

Mosta’s main square is closed off to traffic between Saturday evening and all through Sunday to allow people to enjoy the space in front of the church. The decision to partly pedestrianise the square, ...

The Mosta Dome, also known as the Mosta Rotunda, is one of the most famous and culturally important buildings on the entire island of Malta. As one of the largest domes globally, the Church of St.

Following last year’s successful run, The House of Tours, in a unique collaboration with the Mosta Rotunda Foundation, will be taking tour-goers on an extraordinary journey through time, a step back ...

A view of Granaries Square in Floriana as Pope Francis celebrates a mass, Sunday, April 3, 2022. Francis was opening his second and final day in Malta on Sunday by visiting the Grotto of St. Paul in ...

QRENDI, MALTA—The Independent Malta reports that the remains of a chapel thought to date to the late medieval period were found under the floor of the current Madonna tal-Hniena Church, which was ...