Duration:
2h
Group:
Max 10 people
Oct 29, 2026
Casa Rocca Piccola, nestled in the heart of Valletta, is a privately owned 16th-century palace that remains a cherished family home. Visitors will encounter a living heritage site where centuries of Maltese noble life are preserved through careful restoration, archival research and daily stewardship. The house displays a distinguished array of furniture, silver and paintings that reflect the aesthetic riches of Malta and the tastes of its former residents. A dedicated team works with the family to conserve artworks, investigate archives and interpret the property so that it remains accessible and engaging for modern audiences. The atmosphere inside the palace is intimate and authentic, offering a glimpse into domestic life across generations; rooms are furnished to convey both comfort and historical continuity. Located centrally in Valletta, the house is easy to reach on foot while exploring the city’s streets, and there is an on-site restaurant for those who wish to extend their visit with a meal. Whether you are interested in decorative arts, social history or the ongoing conservation of cultural property, Casa Rocca Piccola provides a rewarding and informative experience.
