House museum
Casa Rocca Piccola
Explore the historic rooms and collections of a 16th-century Maltese noble family’s palace in Valletta, with access to its rock-cut underground WWII bomb shelters.
Children aged 0–13 enter free according to the provider. The underground WWII shelters have around 100 steps, narrow tunnels and uneven surfaces; they are not suitable for all visitors.
Family-friendlyCulture & HeritageValletta
Practical information
- Opening hours
- Monday–Saturday 10:00–17:00; last admission 16:00. Closed Sundays. Check public-holiday opening with the provider.
- Age & height
- The provider lists free admission for children aged 0–13; no minimum age is stated.
- Price guidance
- Adults €12; students €8; children aged 0–13 free. Check current tickets with the provider.
- Accessibility
- Lift access to the main floor is available via 53 St Dominic Street; ask reception and contact the provider in advance for mobility assistance. The shelters involve around 100 stone steps, narrow tunnels and uneven surfaces and are not recommended for wheelchair users or people with mobility or vision issues.
- What to expect
- Twelve rooms on the palace’s Piano Nobile contain historical collections. The visit also includes access to underground WWII bomb shelters cut from rock.
From the provider's official website. Check with Casa Rocca Piccola before you go.