Historic Tapestries Return to Grandmaster's Palace After Restoration

2026-06-26T08:02:37.998+00:00 · Updated 2026-06-26T08:02:37.998+00:00

A significant collection of historic tapestries has been returned to the Grandmaster's Palace in Valletta, following an extensive restoration period. The tapestries, which boast 300 years of history, are now back in their original setting.

Their return marks the completion of a two-year restoration project. This intricate work was carried out abroad, ensuring the preservation of these valuable cultural artefacts.

The inauguration of the restored tapestries and the Grand Master's Palace hall has been held, celebrating the culmination of efforts to bring these historical pieces back to their former glory.

ONE News reported on the tapestries' 300-year history and their two-year restoration journey outside Malta. TVM News highlighted the inauguration ceremony, which marked the official return and display of the restored collection.

The Grandmaster's Palace is a key historical landmark in Malta, and the return of its tapestries is seen as an important event for the country's cultural heritage. The restoration ensures that future generations can appreciate these works of art and their historical significance.

This project underscores the ongoing commitment to preserving Malta's rich cultural and historical assets, making them accessible to both local residents and visitors.