Casa Rocca Piccola

Casa Rocca Piccola, an inhabited palace of Valletta

Casa Rocca Piccola is a unique attraction in the heart of Valletta: a private palace, often described as a living museum. The Valletta audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this residence, a witness of Maltese aristocratic life.

A living museum in the heart of the capital

Casa Rocca Piccola is a private palace in the heart of Valletta, often described as a living museum. A residence still inhabited by a noble Maltese family, it opens its doors to visitors and reveals its drawing rooms, its collections, its everyday objects and its air-raid shelters dug under the palace. It offers an authentic and intimate look at the history and the aristocratic way of life of Malta.

What to see

Here you discover the furnished drawing rooms, the collections, the garden and the air-raid shelters of the palace, in the intimate atmosphere of an inhabited residence. Casa Rocca Piccola offers a journey into Maltese aristocratic life. It is an original and endearing stop, in the heart of Valletta.

Practical information

Casa Rocca Piccola lies in the heart of Valletta, reachable on foot. A private residence open to visits, it is generally discovered during guided tours, with a fee and according to its own hours, which vary. It is best to check the arrangements before coming and to respect the inhabited character of the place.

What is Casa Rocca Piccola?

It is a private palace of Valletta, often described as a living museum, still inhabited by a noble Maltese family and open to visits.

Where is Casa Rocca Piccola?

In the heart of Valletta, capital of Malta.