The Mediterranean Conference Centre
The Mediterranean Conference Centre is a 16th-century building on the edge of Valletta, overlooking the Grand Harbour. It was the Sacra Infermeria of the Order of St John.
For more than two centuries the building was the Holy Infirmary of the Order of St John. It was built in the late 16th century and has been altered many times since for new uses.
The centre has ten halls and nine syndicate rooms over 7,000 square metres. The largest hall, Republic Hall, seats 1,400 in theatre style. The smallest, La Cassiere, takes 60.
- Location
- Valletta, overlooking the Grand Harbour
- Total area
- 7,000 square metres
- Halls
- Ten halls and nine syndicate rooms
- Republic Hall
- 1,400 in theatre style
- Smallest hall
- La Cassiere, 60 persons
- All halls
- Over 2,300 delegates
- Interpretation
- Permanent installations for up to six languages
- Sala Ospitalieri, a new hall
- Sala Ospitalieri opened in May 2024, the MCC’s 45th year. It is a multi-purpose space for dinners and after-parties, alongside halls covering more than 7,000 square metres.
Each hall has its own sound, lighting and climate control. The centre has permanent installations for simultaneous interpretation in up to six languages, and internet and audiovisual equipment. All the halls together take more than 2,300 delegates.
The MCC takes events of every size, from small presentations to large conferences, product launches, exhibitions, conventions and theatre.
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Or call +356 9904 9514