The National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta, Malta is an epitome of the finest of ornate architectures, built for the Knights of the St John to reside. A host of items and artefacts are put on display such as the tools used by pre-historic people, temple models, animal representations, and astonishing figures of humans, but the real attraction for tourists lie in the Horus & Anubis pendant, the anthropomorphic sarcophagus, the Sleeping Lady, and the Venus of Malta sculpture. The bronze daggers from the Bronze Age are also popular among tourists.

You would be surprised to know that the lavish space serving as an exhibition hall in the Grand Salon was once used as a banquet and dining hall by the Knights of John! If you are not a history buff, then simply visit the museum to appreciate the impressive space which was once home to the Knights.