St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral

St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral stands as a testament to Valletta's diverse religious history. Built between 1839 and 1844 under the aegis of Queen Adelaide, this Anglican cathedral is easily recognized by its distinctive spire, which punctuates the Valletta skyline. The interior is modest compared to Catholic counterparts, yet it offers a peaceful retreat with its simple elegance. The cathedral frequently hosts concerts, exploiting its excellent acoustics. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Valletta from the vicinity, making it a rewarding stop for photography enthusiasts.