The corny 3D video presentation has nothing special to offer unless you really like to watch historical re-enactors pretend-fighting. After the video, you're directed through a series of roped-off wax figure scenes, which would be fun to look at briefly - except you're made to linger at each one while listening to the dry, long-winded audio commentary track. You'd have a much better time just walking around Mdina for an hour. Especially avoid seeing both this and the "Mdina Experience" show - tickets to both are sold as a package, but doing both is pretty much redundant as the two videos hit many of the same points.

I wish i could say it was great.There was a film show,then in groups of 4 we were sent around corridors with displays that light up and start the audio.A bit like being on a treadmill.I paid to go to the inquisition museum and bought both tickets from what turned out to probably be a cafe.I was told to wait and in the meantime buy their food.If you have an insight into Maltas history this museum can be avoided.I didnt go to see the torture exhibit in the end.Went to Rabat instead.Much better.Currently on holiday in malta.11.11.17.photos to follow.Sorry to be negative.It really did feel like a let down."You four stay here,you four come with me". Regardless of whether people knew each other.Very authoritarian and came across as bossy rather than friendly.Just my humble opinion of my visit.To be honest if you visit a few historical sites you will have a great overview of the history of Malta anyway.

Much, but very helpful information about Malta and the time with the knights. 👌

Exelent show and lots of language so you can experience it in your own language.

Poorly executed with poorly trained staff. Audio guide didn't work properly, sometimes starting mid-sentence, sometimes not starting at all. The cashier lied about this never having happened before, dispite many reviews noting the exact same problem. Don't waste your time and money.