Farmhouses in Rabat
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- Farmhouses in Attard
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- Farmhouses in Cirkewwa
- Farmhouses in Cospicua
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- Farmhouses in Ghaxaq
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- Farmhouses in Kalkara
- Farmhouses in M'Scala
- Farmhouses in M'Xlokk
- Farmhouses in Manikata
- Farmhouses in Mdina
- Farmhouses in Mellieha
- Farmhouses in Mgarr
- Farmhouses in Mosta
- Farmhouses in Mqabba
- Farmhouses in Msida
- Farmhouses in Naxxar
- Farmhouses in Paola
- Farmhouses in Qawra
- Farmhouses in Qormi
- Farmhouses in Rabat
- Farmhouses in San Gwann
- Farmhouses in Senglea
- Farmhouses in Siggiewi
- Farmhouses in Sliema
- Farmhouses in St Julians
- Farmhouses in St Julians (Ibragg)
- Farmhouses in St Julians (Paceville)
- Farmhouses in St Julians (Swieqi)
- Farmhouses in St Paul's Bay
- Farmhouses in Ta' Xbiex
- Farmhouses in Valletta
- Farmhouses in Vittoriosa
- Farmhouses in Xemxija
- Farmhouses in Haz-Zebbug
- Farmhouses in Zejtun
- Farmhouses in Zurrieq
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- Farmhouses in Fontana
- Farmhouses in Ghajnsielem
- Farmhouses in Gharb
- Farmhouses in Ghasri
- Farmhouses in Kercem
- Farmhouses in Marsalforn
- Farmhouses in Mgarr
- Farmhouses in Munxar
- Farmhouses in Nadur
- Farmhouses in Qala
- Farmhouses in San Lawrenz
- Farmhouses in Sannat
- Farmhouses in Santa Lucia
- Farmhouses in Victoria
- Farmhouses in Xaghra
- Farmhouses in Xewkija
- Farmhouses in Xlendi
- Farmhouses in Zebbug
Booking a Farmhouse in Rabat
Booking a farmhouse in Rabat, Malta, not only provides a peaceful retreat but also places you in close proximity to some of the island's most significant historical sites. Whether you're exploring ancient catacombs or enjoying the local hospitality, Rabat offers a memorable and enriching holiday experience for all visitors.
Rabat is also very rich in history and culture, with numerous attractions that are worth exploring. St. Paul's Catacombs, ancient underground burial sites dating back to the 4th century AD, offer a fascinating glimpse into Malta's early Christian history. The Domvs Romana, a Roman villa discovered in 1881, showcases beautiful mosaics and artifacts from Malta's Roman period. The Wignacourt Museum, housed in a 17th-century building, features a collection of art, artifacts, and historical exhibits that highlight Malta's rich heritage. Just a short walk from Rabat, Mdina, known as the "Silent City," offers stunning architecture, narrow streets, and panoramic views of the island.
