I hope you enjoy looking at the images of Casa Rocca Piccola and the various attractions it contains. Casa Rocca Piccola is still privately owned and is a much loved family home. The value of Casa Rocca Piccola lies in its ability to provide unique historical evidence into the customs and traditions of the Maltese nobility over the last 400 years. You can also see a collection of furniture, silver and paintings that add to the aesthetic riches of this country.

Casa Rocca Piccola contains over 50 rooms, the majority of which are open for viewing. Over the last few years a Museum of Costume has been opened in the property and also the World War II Air Raid Shelters have provided a dramatic and exciting addition to the tours of the house. This has all been made possible from the contributions that come in from the thousands of tourists who come to Malta and Valletta every year. On January 2nd 2003 following an extensive restoration program a further 4 stately rooms were added to the guided tours.

To fully appreciate what Casa Rocca Piccola has to offer, you have to visit. I hope that this website will give a small hint of what to expect.

Marquis de Piro.