A 300 year old newly converted townhouse in a quaint alleyway in Rabat. Rabat is a traditional Maltese village in the centre of the island located a few hundred metres away from the old silent capital of Mdina. Ample restaurants and cafes of various budgets are available within walking distance and nature walks are very popular in this part of the island.

Hello dear guests, We are Lulu and TomTom and this is our holiday home which we have just acquired. Meaning that you'll probably stay in it before us :) We have a 1 year old daughter and enjoy travelling around the world, but are currently based in the UK. With Maltese heritage, I am very proud of this home and hope you get to enjoy it.

Rabat has beautiful churches and museums, air raid shelters, catacombs, restaurants and plenty of shops. Mdina, the beautiful silent city and old capital of Malta is a stroll of less than 10 minutes away. Mdina is practically car free and one of the prettiest walled cities. There are over 10 restaurants in short walking distance - from very basic local food and pizza to very fancy fare. Same for traditional bars and band clubs as well as a bakery, convenience shops, 2 banks with ATMs, etc. St. Pauls catacombs are situated less than 2 minutes from our house.