The St. Dominic's Cathedral in Valletta, Malta's capital

The exterior is a beautiful contrast between the blue sky and the white stone, while the interior stands out with its Baroque style opulence. Despite being a beautiful and massive cathedral, there are hardly any people inside. And the entrance is free... Could it be because Malta has fewer tourists compared to Italy or France, yet there are plenty of tourist spots scattered throughout the country? I think this place rivals the churches I saw in Italy and Austria. While exploring Valletta, a capital city that is a UNESCO World Heritage site, you might stumble upon this historic church. Why not visit it on a hot summer day to cool off? Please note that there are masses held on Sundays.