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Domus Romana

Malta


The Roman House was built in the 1920s to incorporate the excavated remains of a large 1st-century-BC townhouse. There's a small but fascinating museum, which includes Roman glass perfume bottles and bone hairpins, as well as a display on the 11th-century Islamic cemetery that overlaid the villa. There are also some beautiful mosaics. At the centre of the original peristyle court there is a depiction of the Drinking Doves of Sosos, a fashionable Roman motif.


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1. Ruins of Roman Villa

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Excavated remains of a 1st-century Roman townhouse – admission is via the Domus Romana museum.

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6. Knights of Malta

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8. House of Notary Bezzina

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During the 1798 Mdina uprising against the French occupiers, the French commander Masson was lobbed to his death from the Bezzina's balcony.