02/10/2026
Tomorrow, 3 October, Notte Bianca returns to the capital, transforming Valletta’s streets, museums and historic spaces for one of the city’s most anticipated nights of the year.
If you’re joining the celebrations, here are our concierge’s top recommendations to add to your evening.
The National Library of Malta
Explore two special exhibitions, with guided tours of Cor Unum, Multiplicia Nomina at 7:30pm and 9:30pm, alongside information sessions for Secular Threads: Greek and Latin Culture in Later Print at 8pm and 9pm.
St John’s Co-Cathedral
One of Valletta’s most extraordinary landmarks and a beautiful stop as you make your way through the city’s Notte Bianca programme.
Featured: Caravaggio’s Saint Jerome
Pjazza Teatru Rjal
Catch Echoes of the City, featuring Chanel Monseigneur with live arrangements by Keith Kiko, at 7:30pm, 8:30pm and 9:30pm. Best of all, Domus guests can take it in from our terrace, overlooking the theatre from above.
MUŻA
Also reopening from 6pm until midnight with free admission, offering an evening visit through Malta’s national art collection.
National Museum of Archaeology
Reopening from 6pm with free admission, with the opportunity to explore Malta’s prehistoric collection after dark, as well as Hidden Goddesses: Unseen Paintings by Giorgio Preca during its final weekend.