Please upgrade your Flash Player Or Install the Adobe Flash plugin or turn on Javascript.

Benvenuti alla Co-cattedrale di San Giovanni

La Co-cattedrale di San Giovanni è un monumento unico di importanza internazionale. Deve la sua ricca storia e le sue vestigia artistiche al fatto che per oltre 200 anni è stata la chiesa conventuale dell’Ordine dei Cavalieri di San Giovanni.


Questa pagina è disponibile anche nelle seguenti lingue: English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano & Malti.

Come trovarci

L’ingresso per i visitatori di san Giovanni è in via Republic Street. La Co-cattedrale è solo ad un paio di minuti di cammino per i visitatori che arrivano a La Valletta usando i mezzi pubblici o l’automobile, oppure circa a 15 minuti di cammino per quelli che arrivano al terminal delle navi da crociera.

Contattarci per maggiori informazioni.

Cartina de La Valletta che mostra le direzioni verso la Co-cattedrale di San Giovanni
Ecclesiastical Services

Sundays and Feast Days:
0715hrs / 0800hrs / 0915hrs / 1100hrs / 1200hrs
1730hrs (winter) 1800hrs (summer)

Weekdays:
0730hrs / 0830hrs

For more information regarding special upcoming services please click here


Click here to find out more about the Knights, their time in Malta and their defence of the tiny islands against the mighty Ottoman forces.

History of the Knights

The Knights of Malta built St John’s as their conventual church.

Click here to find out more about the Knights, their time in Malta and their defence of the tiny islands against the mighty Ottoman forces.


Click here for more info about works of art at St John’s.

Works of Art

St John’s is home to priceless works of art created by some of the greatest artists and sculptors in history, including masterpieces by one of the most famous artists of the Baroque period, Michelangelo Merisi Caravaggio.

Click here for more info about works of art at St John’s.


News and Events
15th June 2007 - Silent Gliss Installed at St John’s Co-Cathedral

Famous museums worldwide, as well as art galleries and residences of avid art collectors have encountered the major problem of damage to their valuable works of art through exposure to sunlight and ultra-violet rays.

15th June 2007 - Important Notice

Please note that the St John's Co-Cathedral, Oratory and Museum will be closed for visitors until 11:45 hrs on Friday 15th June 2007 due to a state visit however, the building is open to visitors until 18.30 hrs (last entry at 18:00 hrs) for this day

The St John's Co-Cathedral Foundation regrets any inconvenience caused.

view this page >



© 2006-2007 The St John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation