Mosta Rotunda
Attraction
4.7 (9864 reviews)
Domed 17th-century Catholic church with neoclassical architecture & a replica WWII bomb on display.
Rotunda Square, Mosta MST 2014, Malta
+356 2741 8368
Did You Know?
Largest Unsupported Dome
The Mosta Rotunda boasts the third largest unsupported dome in the world, a remarkable feat of engineering.
Years of Construction
It took 27 years for the parishioners of Mosta to complete the Rotunda, a testament to their dedication and hard work.
Near Miss
During World War II, a bomb hit the dome of the Rotunda but miraculously failed to detonate, leaving a replica bomb on display as a reminder of the event.
Feast Day
The Feast of the Assumption, held on 15 August, is a public holiday in Malta and a major celebration in Mosta, honoring the patron saint of the Rotunda.
Highlights from Reviews
• WWII bomb story
The fascinating and miraculous story of the unexploded WWII bomb that fell through the dome is a major highlight.
• stunning architecture
The Rotunda boasts remarkable neoclassical architecture, a huge dome, and beautiful, well-maintained interiors.
• air raid shelter
An extensive and interesting underground air raid shelter with artifacts provides an additional layer of historical experience.
• rooftop views
Access to the rooftop offers fantastic panoramic views of Mosta and the surrounding landscape.
• good value
The entry fee is reasonable, often including access to the dome, church interior, and air raid shelter, making it great value.
