Top 50 things to do and attractions in Alghero

Excellent beach, clean water, can be very crowded between 10 and 4 this time of uear but still lovely! If you walk until the very end, less people and more space.

Beautiful beach. It is wide and long enough for plenty of people to use. There are also trees in the beginning which provide sufficient shade.

I'm not sure where Maria Pia ends and Fertilia beach starts, but the closer you get to Fertilia, the beach becomes calmer and the parking - free (the part with the palm trees by the road, not with the pines). Unfortunately the free beach areas are not clean from algae, as everywhere in Sardinia.

One of our favourite beaches in the region! The sand is really fine, the beach itself and the water are clean. There are few beach bars and plenty of space for your own umbrella. ☀️🌊⛱️ You can use the public transport to come to the beach from Alghero. 🚌

Beautiful beach with free areas. The water is crystal clear and gradually deepens, and the shore is covered with soft sand. Even on the weekend, it wasn’t too crowded.

Very nice, long and sandy beach with pine trees 👍🏻

This was a beautiful beach with clear, greenish blue water. The water gets deeper very gradually and the waves are gentle. There are some rocks for decent snorkeling on one side of the beach. There was a fenced parking lot across the street where we paid 10 Euros for all day. There was a row of parking spaces in front of the beach, but I’m not sure if they were free. Many parked along the road. There is a beach bar with nice drinks. There is a toilet behind it. Also, there are a small number of sunbeds you can rent.

The tower contains the tourist information office. It is one of seven surviving towers that were once part of the medieval walls of Alghero.

(Translated by Google) Raffaele and his passion. The streets of Alghero are wonderful, full of craft shops and restaurants. But when you walk with someone who can tell you the secrets of the city as Raffaele managed to do, you fall even more in love with this little Sardinian gem that is Alghero. We transported ourselves back in time, to Giudicale Sardinia. A visit of almost two hours around the historic center of Alghero. Highly recommended, the best activity we did in Alghero. (Original) Raffaele e la sua passione. Le strade di Alghero sono meravigliose, piene di negozi di artigianato e ristoranti. Ma quando si passeggia con qualcuno che ti sa raccontare i segreti della citta’ come Raffaele e’ riuscito a fare, ci si innamora ancora di piu’ di questa piccola gemma sarda che e’ Alghero. Ci siamo trasportati indietro nel tempo, alla Sardegna giudicale. Una visita di quasi due ore in giro per il centro storico Algherese. Consigliatissimo, la miglior attivita’ che abbiamo fatto ad Alghero.

(Translated by Google) The tower hides inside a group of local guides, with whom it is possible to take a guided tour of the city for 12 euros. Without online reservation or booking, very convenient! The visit lasted about 3 hours in which we discussed a lot about the history of Alghero but did not visit the city very much. It was in fact very interesting to listen to the guide but perhaps we would have preferred to see more « hidden gems » of the city. Nothing to take away from the professionalism and infinite knowledge of our guide! (Original) La torre nasconde al suo interno un gruppo di guide del luogo, con i quali é possibile per 12 euro fare un tour guidato della città. Senza riservazione online o prenotazione, molto comodo! La visita é durata circa 3 ore nelle quale si è discusso molto della storia di Alghero ma non visitato moltissimo la città. Era in effetti molto interessante ascoltare la guida ma forse avremmo preferito vedere più « perle nascoste » della città. Nulla da togliere alla professionalità e all’infinita conoscenza della nostra guida!

(Translated by Google) Yesterday, accompanied by Raffaele, I visited the city of Alghero. It was an unconventional visit: a stroll through Alghero between 1353 and 1784. Lots of historical and architectural information, and little anecdotes. The city will definitely remain in my heart and mind. Highly recommended, and the price was fair! (Original) Ieri accompagnata da Raffaele ho visitato la città di Alghero. È stata una visita non convenzionale: una passeggiata nell’Alghero tra il 1353 e il 1784. Tantissime notizie storiche, architettoniche e piccoli aneddoti. La città mi resterà sicuramente nel cuore e nella mente. Visita consigliatissima e prezzo onesto!!!

(Translated by Google) The wind (which never fails), the sky, the sea, the lights and a splendid tower, represent the 4 elements that can be perceived in Alghero in the creation of the Christmas tree: this year even more original with the umbrellas and ribbons dancing like jellyfish. (Original) Il vento (che non manca mai), il cielo, il mare, le luci e una splendida Torre, rappresentano i 4 elementi che ad Alghero si possono percepire nella realizzazione dell'albero di Natale: quest'anno ancora più originale con gli ombrelli e nastri che danzano come meduse.

(Translated by Google) Built in the 15th century, it was the main entrance gate to the city. It was also known by the name of Porta Reial or as the Tower of the Jews, who had financed its construction. After the dismantling of the walls in that part of the city, it remained isolated. It is used sporadically for exhibitions or events... (Original) Costruita nel XV secolo, era la porta principale d'ingresso alla città. Era conosciuta anche col nome di Porta Reial oppure come Torre degli ebrei, che ne avevano finanziato la costruzione. Dopo lo smantellamento delle mura in quella parte delka città, è rimasta isolata. Viene usata sporadicamente per mostre od eventi...

(Translated by Google) Once the gateway to the fortified city of Alghero during Aragonese rule, it is now home to a tourist information point run by the municipal administration, which organizes daily city tours (the schedule is displayed on a sign outside the tower). While the tower itself is an important symbol and crucial to understanding Alghero's history, this review focuses specifically on the tour, for which we were fortunate to have Raffaele as our guide. He took us on a stroll through the city streets, skirting the walls and bastions, and provided detailed historical and modern accounts, not without food for thought, all with great openness, intellectual honesty, and friendliness. A relaxed and extremely interesting tour, I recommend it to anyone visiting Alghero, to understand the connections between the history of an impregnable fortress-port, yet for centuries isolated from the rest of Sardinia, and open only to the sea, and the present day. (Original) Un tempo la porta d'accesso alla città fortificata di Alghero durante il dominio aragonese, oggi è sede di un punto d'informazioni turistiche gestito dall'amministrazione comunale, che organizza tour della città con frequenza diaria (gli orari sono esposti su di un cartello al di fuori della torre). Anche se la torre in sé è un simbolo importante e dalla rilevanza fondamentale per capire la storia di Alghero, la recensione riguarda in particolare il tour, per il quale abbiamo avuto la fortuna di avere come guida Raffaele, il quale ci ha portati a spasso per le vie cittadine costeggiando mura e bastioni, e prodigandosi in dettagliati resoconti storici e moderni, non privi di spunti di discussione, il tutto con grande apertura mentale, onestà intellettuale e simpatia. Un tour rilassato, ed estremamente interessante, che consiglio a tutti quelli che visitano Alghero, per capire i collegamenti tra la storia di un porto-fortezza inespugnabile ma per secoli isolato dal resto dell'isola della Sardegna, e aperto solo al mare, e i tempi di oggi.

The Park is out of service! Dear Owner, I am sorry, I speak no Italian. I understand you do not like my posting. You are right, I can not rate your park, as I could not visit it and my family was quite upset because it is closed. However, it would be nice if you could just make it public so that everyone would be informed. Thank you.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful day in a very pleasant and fun setting for children but also for adults. We went with a group of friends and several children in tow. We found a welcoming and safe space to let the children move freely... we relaxed and promised ourselves we would return. Well organized and without any particular waiting on the routes. (Original) Bellissima giornata in una cornice molto piacevole e divertente per i bambini ma anche per gli adulti. Siamo andati con un gruppo di amici e diversi bambini al seguito. Abbiamo trovato uno spazio accogliente e sicuro per fare muovere i bambini in libertà.. noi ci siamo rilassati e ci siamo ripromessi di tornare. Ben organizzato e senza particolari attese nei percorsi.

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(Translated by Google) Very interesting park, well-kept, clean, vast play area and different routes divided by age.. definitely worth visiting!!! Optimal (Original) Parco molto interessante , curato, pulito , vasta aria gioco e diversi percorsi distinti per età .. da visitare sicuramente!!! Ottimo

(Translated by Google) Park equipped with routes for both children (easy but fun) and adults, with increasing difficulty and the latter are also quite difficult and challenging. Furthermore, in the park there are several barbecue areas with tables and chairs that can be booked to spend a Sunday with friends. It's a 3 minute walk from Bombarde beach, beautiful! (Original) Parco attrezzato con percorsi sia per bambini (facili ma divertenti), sia per adulti, con difficoltà crescente e gli ultimi sono anche piuttosto difficili e impegnativi. In più nel parco ci sono diverse aree barbecue con tavoli e sedie che si possono prenotare per passare una domenica tra amici. È a 3 minuti a piedi dalla spiaggia delle Bombarde, bellissima!

(Translated by Google) Discovered by chance because it was not well signposted, while we visited the "Le Bombarde" beach, near Alghero. It is an adventure park that proved to be perfect for our daughters, aged 5 and 8, who tried their hand at two different routes. Gianni, our instructor, prepared, precise and "sergeant" to the right degree, prevented anyone from getting hurt and thus left room only for fun. More challenging routes for adults, a bar and Beach Bus stop right in front complete a nice positive picture. It is certainly an interesting alternative to days at the beach, it allows you to spend half a day with an alternative activity, in the cool of the pine forest, at 8 meters above sea level. If you pass by here, give it a try! It's worth it! (Original) Scoperto per caso perché non segnalato bene, mentre visitavamo la spiaggia "Le Bombarde", vicino ad Alghero. È un parco avventura che si è rivelato perfetto per le ns figlie, di 5 e di 8 anni, che di sono cimentate in due diversi percorsi. Gianni, il nostro istruttore, preparato, preciso e "sergente" al punto giusto, ha evitato che qualcuno si facesse male ed ha così lasciato spazio solo al divertimento. Percorsi più impegnativi per adulti, bar e fermata del Beach Bus proprio di fronte completano un bel quadretto positivo. È sicuramente un alternativa interessante alle giornate di mare, ti consente di passare una mezza giornata con un'attività alternativa, nel fresco della pineta, ad 8 mt di altezza. Se passate di qua provateci! Ne vale la pena!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. On holiday it is always an unmissable event. Many paths, from 3 years to... when you make it. Nice park with lots of grilling areas and lots of cicadas as a side dish. Convenient parking and the possibility of going to the beach on foot in a few minutes. (Original) Bellissimo. In vacanza è sempre un appuntamento immancabile. Tanti percorsi, dai 3 anni a...quando ce la fai. Bel parco con tante zone dove grigliare e cicale in quantità a fare da contorno. Comodo il parcheggio e possibilità di andare in spiaggia a piedi in pochi minuti.

Beautiful beach in Alghero. We went to this beach few times because was so close to our apartment. Great place and service here with sun-beds and parasol, lots of options here for food and drinks also ice cream and pubs, pharmacy and supermarkets. Highly recommend this place for families

Peaceful beach on the North side of Alghero in the way to Fertilia with an amazing sky and spectacular views of Alghero's gulf. If the smell of seaweed of Il Lido beach bothers you, this one may be more suited for your taste as the smell is much softer. Pitifully, the bar on one side of the beach put the music at max volume and the sea wasn't hearable. Very fine grain sand. The bus stop is just in front.

This beach has only beautiful sunsets. Despite this, it is noisy from many bars' music, water is cold and stinks of seeweed, which is of course everywhere, close to the water is overcrowded, this is not smoking free zone, so you end up inhaling cigarete fumes, no public toilet and showers (only tap to wash your feet). Summary: was there once and never came back.

Visited the beach on a warm day in mid-October, no crowds, clear water and nice views. The reviews for the beach ate mixed, I guess it depends on the conditions when you visit and if it is high or low season. For a day like today this beach is great.

Water was very clean and safe for small children. Calm, no waves. Good selection of beach bars and restaurants. Close to the beautiful 😍 old town of Alghero to get the best of both a beach and town holiday.

i liked this beach but there’s no waves and the bottom looks bad 😡 but it’s okay! ☺️ you can’t take a nice picture here though so go somewhere else if you’re an instagram addict

Wonderful beach for an evening walk. During the day, it's intensely crowded but later, it's quite nice

Worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) Small museum that doesn't look like much, but very interesting. Charming welcome. Pass possible for 4 museums in Alghero for €20 (archaeological museum, coral museum, diocesan museum of sacred art and nuraghe museum). Can be visited in 30 to 45 minutes if you take the time. General explanatory leaflet in French (sometimes clumsy translation but totally understandable, it's better than nothing ^^). I recommend. Close to Piazza Civica, it is easily included in the city tour. (Original) Petit musée qui ne paie pas de mine, mais très intéressant. Accueil charmant. Pass possible pour 4 musées de Alghero à 20€ (musée archéologique, musée du corail, musée diocésain d'art sacré et musée sur les nuraghe). Se visite en 30 à 45 minutes si vous prenez le temps. Plaquette explicative générale en français (traduction parfois maladroite mais totalement compréhensible, c'est mieux que rien ^^). Je recommande. Proche de la Piazza civica, il est facilement inclus dans le tour de la ville.

(Translated by Google) There is supposed to be a Diocesan museum, but unfortunately it must be closed to the public, from the outside you only see a normal building (Original) Se suposa que hi ha el museu Diocesà, però per mala sort deu estar tancat al públic des de fora només veus un edifici normal

(Translated by Google) Former Rosary Church converted into a museum Photos and review in October 2025 (Original) Antigua iglesia del rosario reconvertido en museo Fotos y reseña en octubre del 2025

(Translated by Google) Unique streets with a very well preserved medieval charm. A very special architecture. The old town is wonderful. (Original) Unas calles unicas con un encanto medieval muy bien conservadas. Una arquitectura muy especial. El casco viejo es una maravilla.

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum with numerous objects, statues and robes on display. You can also buy a ticket to climb the bell tower of the Cathedral of Santa Maria (Original) Interessante museo con numerosi oggetti, statue e vesti esposte. Si può fare anche il biglietto per salire sul campanile della Cattedrale di Santa Maria

(Translated by Google) Civil construction from the medieval era, definitely worth a visit. Wonderful Sardinia! Good. (Original) Costruzione civile di epoca medievale, Merita sicuramente una visita. Meravigliosa Sardegna! Buono.

(Translated by Google) The Marco Polo Bastions are a must-see for anyone visiting Alghero. This walk along the ancient city walls offers a unique perspective, with panoramic views of the sea and the old city that take your breath away. The atmosphere: Walking on the ramparts, especially at sunset, is a magical experience. The sea breeze, the sound of the waves and the sight of the sun diving into the sea create a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. History: The bastions are silent witnesses of the history of Alghero. Walking along the walls, you can almost hear the echo of the battles and sieges that marked the city's past. The view: The view from the ramparts is simply spectacular. You can admire the entire gulf of Alghero, with its beaches, headlands and islands. The walk: The ramparts are well maintained and offer a pleasant walk, suitable for all ages. There are benches along the route where you can stop to admire the view or simply to rest Go there at sunset: The sunset light makes the view even more beautiful. (Original) I Bastioni Marco Polo sono una tappa obbligata per chiunque visiti Alghero. Questa passeggiata lungo le antiche mura della città offre una prospettiva unica, con viste panoramiche sul mare e sulla città vecchia che tolgono il fiato. L'atmosfera: Passeggiare sui bastioni, specialmente al tramonto, è un'esperienza magica. La brezza marina, il suono delle onde e la vista del sole che si tuffa nel mare creano un'atmosfera romantica e rilassante. La storia: I bastioni sono testimoni silenziosi della storia di Alghero. Camminando lungo le mura, si può quasi sentire l'eco delle battaglie e degli assedi che hanno segnato il passato della città. La vista: La vista dai bastioni è semplicemente spettacolare. Si può ammirare l'intero golfo di Alghero, con le sue spiagge, i promontori e le isole. La passeggiata: I bastioni sono ben tenuti e offrono una piacevole passeggiata, adatta a tutte le età. Ci sono panchine lungo il percorso dove ci si può fermare per ammirare il panorama o semplicemente per riposarsi Andateci al tramonto: La luce del tramonto rende la vista ancora più bella.

Great walk and picture opportunity spot! Enjoy some of the best sunsets on the Mediterranean.

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(Translated by Google) Walking along the walls of Alghero is one of the must-sees in Alghero, it's very cool to walk along it and admire its cannons and catapults. It's full of bars and restaurants, but not shops, these are inside the town. (Original) Resseguir la muralla de l'Alguer és una de les visites obligades a l'Alguer, és molt xulo passejar-hi i contemplar els seus canons i catapultes. Esta ple de bars i restaurants, però no de botiguetes aquestes són a l'interior del poble

(Translated by Google) Beautiful bastions, with a promenade full of bars. A beautiful walk is guaranteed. (Original) Splendidi bastioni,con un lungomare ricco di locali. Bella passeggiata assicurata.

(Translated by Google) Once upon a time, they were one of the most important parts of Alghero's defenses against enemies coming from the sea, today they are a beautiful walk on the historic ramparts, particularly beautiful at sunset. Along the route, there are many bars and restaurants, with many outdoor tables, which makes the area particularly lively. (Original) Una volta, erano una delle parti più importanti delle difese di Alghero contro i nemici che venivano dal mare, oggi sono una bellissima passeggiata sugli storici bastioni, particolarmente bella al tramonto. Lungo il percorso, ci sono molti bar e ristoranti, con molti tavolini all'aperto, che rendo particolarmente vivace la zona.

(Translated by Google) Alghero always offers incomparable sunsets. Absolutely worth seeing as a couple or even alone. The place being touristy is always too crowded in the summer but it's worth it (Original) Alghero regala sempre tramonti impareggiabili. Assolutamente da vedere in coppia o anche soli. Il posto essendo turistico è sempre troppo affollato nel periodo estivo ma ne vale la pena

Lovely street views around every corner in old Alghero.

(Translated by Google) Bell tower. You are taking a walk through the city, you enter a slightly shady street and at the back you find the bell tower of the cathedral, which makes you get a magnificent photo. It is easy to find and the area is well maintained, it is worth the visit. Advisable. (Original) Campanario. Vas dando un paseo por la ciudad, entras en una calle un poco sombría y al fondo de encuentras el campanario de la catedral lo que te hacer conseguí una magnífica foto. Es fácil de encontrar y la zona está muy cuidada, merece la pena la visita. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful streets in Alghero, especially at sunset. Via Principe Umberto not only has incredible views of the Spanish Gothic bell tower, but also has some super beautiful Renaissance facades. (Original) Una de las calles mas bonitas de Alghero, sobre todo con el atardecer. Via Principe Umberto, no solo tiene unas vistas del campanario gótico español increíbles, sino tambien cuenta con unas fachadas renacentistas super bonitas.

(Translated by Google) Small, fairly narrow spiral staircase with fairly high steps, around 30 cm. Arriving at the top, the view is magnificent with the bells in the bell tower. We have a 360 degree view of the entire city. For a family the price is 10 euros (2 adults and 3 children). (Original) Petit escalier en colimaçon assez étroit avec des marches assez haute 30 cm environ. Arrivé en haut, la vue est magnifique avec les cloches dans le clocher. On a une vue à 360 degrés sur toute la ville. Pour un famille le prix est de 10 euros (2 adultes et 3 enfants).

(Translated by Google) From the bell tower, open on 8 sides, you have a beautiful overview of Alghero and its surroundings, including CapoCaccia (Original) Dalla cella campanaria,aperta agli 8 lati si ha una bellissima panoramica di Alghero e dintorni,compreso CapoCaccia

(Translated by Google) The tower is not accessible. (Original) Věž není přístupná.

🌟 A 5-Star Plus Experience at La Saletta, Alghero 🌟 Our evening at La Saletta was nothing short of remarkable. We chose the tasting menus Memoria and Radici, each offering a thoughtful journey through flavors, textures, and culinary innovation. While both menus demonstrated exceptional creativity, Memoria stood out with its depth and execution—an experience simply incomparable. From our perfectly placed table overlooking the kitchen, we enjoyed a theatrical view of the chefs at work, adding an extra layer of immersion to the evening. The dishes themselves were artful, showcasing elements of spherification and a tasteful fusion between modern techniques and traditional roots. Each plate brought surprise and delight, meticulously paired with an intriguing bottle of local red wine that complemented both the regular and vegetarian courses seamlessly. The hospitality was top-tier. Staff introduced every dish with genuine passion and professionalism—infused with a wonderful sense of humor that made us feel entirely at ease. A special mention must be made for the welcome extended to our dog Toffee, who was treated with care and warmth from the moment we arrived. As the evening came to a close, the chef’s warm wave goodbye was the cherry on top of an unforgettable dining experience. La Saletta isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a memory-maker. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️+ Highly recommended.

Our table had mixed reviews - so the rating is an average between my boyfriend’s 4.5⭐️ and my 3.5⭐️ We had the “Memoria” menu with a wine pairing. I personally found the starters and desserts very good, but the mains were somewhat disappointing, the fish and chicken ravioli in particular. The wine pairing was interesting, however it included one too many biodynamic wines for my taste, two of which we found to be pretty sour. The interior is nicely decorated and the staff is nice and attentive, so I think it is still a good option for a fine dining experience in Alghero, but you can probably get better value for money elsewhere if you value taste above all else.

La Saletta is not just a restaurant, it is a unique food experience. Using the best of local ingredients the chefs craft amazingly innovative dishes which surprise and delight. The staff are warm and welcoming and explained the contents of each course without pomposity. The wine pairing is well worth the extra and complimented the food. We ate here on a visit last year and often thought of the excellent meal throughout the year and undoubtedly we shall recall this meal throughout the coming year.

La Saletta offers an exceptional six-course dining experience marked by elegance and creativity and takes you on a culinary adventure. The setting is sophisticated and inviting, perfect for a refined dining experience. Attentive and knowledgeable staff enhance the meal with expert explanations and recommendations. La Saletta is a top choice for those seeking an extraordinary meal, combining impeccable service with a brilliantly crafted menu. The dining experience at La Saletta is a luxurious one, with a price point reflecting its premium quality and exceptional service. It’s an investment in an unforgettable culinary journey.

One of the best meals I've ever had. (Including the best Rosé I've ever tasted.) Smart, compelling inventive dishes with a real sense of surprise and wonder. Celery Sorbet? A fresh Basil juice/sauce? Brilliant work. We were a tricky table, a coeliac who can't eat eggs and someone who doesn't eat fish, with one person ordering the default meal. They engaged enthusiastically to ensure everyone had a perfect experience. An absolute masterpiece, I've been lucky enough to eat in two Michelin star restaurants in the last month. This was better than either. Bravo!

My wife and I came here (in September 2022) as a recommendation from a hotel staff member at a resort we were staying at, and the experience we got at La Saletta was one of the highlights of our honeymoon. From the 1) lovely staff members, 2) the ambiance of the restaurant, 3) to the food, it was such a memorable evening. The staff members were professional, friendly, and very attentive. Especially the main hostess/waitress -- she played a big role in making the menu tasting experience lovely. The got us a complimentary dish and a welcome drink. The ambiance of the restaurant was exactly what we were looking for -- a fine dining experience that felt very approachable. We got a great seat, sitting right by the window to outside AND into the kitchen where we got to watch the Chef curate each dish like a surgeon. Watching a piece of art work in-the-making brought this experience to another level. Lastly, the food.. We opted for the tasting menu and not only was the display of the food amazing, but the taste was equally incredible. This was our last night in Alghero, and the previous couple of nights, we were disappointed with some of the other restaurants we went to in the town. They had great reviews online but the reality was different. La Saletta helped salvage our dining experience in Alghero. I highly recommend coming here for the tasting menu experience.

This place is magical. The chef is a pure genius. His creations are inventive yet approachable, and absolutely wondrous to eat. We tried the Rivoluzione (sp?) tasting menu with wine pairings, and it was a divine journey through so many wonderful flavors inspired by local foods and culture, and beautifully presented. My husband and I both agree this is the best meal we’ve ever had. Thank you so much to our waiter, the staff and chefs for an experience we’ll always remember. 🙏🏻

We needed a quick bite after a long walk, and this didn't disappoint. Tables & chairs along the sea wall, some with parasols. Lovely large salad, toasty and cold drinks - reasonable prices too.

Paella was pretty good especially for the price and location. You expect to pay way more on the waterfront but at 25eur a person it was really good value. We went on a Sunday night and there was a DJ that added a great atmosphere. At 10pm it turns into a silent disco and many people were us dancing. Highly recommend

A beautiful picturesque restaurant in an incredible location! The food was excellent and the menu was exciting. I wanted to try everything. The only reason I haven't given 5 stars is the service was slow and the staff weren't that attentive. We probably would have had another round of drinks with our meal but the staff were always elsewhere. Unfortunately we were there from a cruise and the meal took so long we didn't have time to explore Alghero properly. So, if you have time, this is a fantastic place to eat. If you have a time limit i'd eat elsewhere.

The perfect spot to watch the sunset. We had a nice caprese salad here and a very good local sparkling wine. Good service.

My friends food (pasta with shellfish) was undercooked and inedible. My lasagna was actually decent, but would not recommend coming here at all.

The food was genuinely lovely, unfortunately the customer service was extremely poor. My partner and I had our plates cleared within a minute of finishing our meals. About 5 minutes later we both finished our drinks. We were planning on having another round of drinks and dessert, but 15 minutes went by and none of the 3 front of house staff had made any effort to ask us if we wanted anything else. They let us sit with our empty glasses while they cleared empty tables and sat new customers. The restaurant was not particularly busy, and our table was right next to the door meaning the staff were constantly walking past us. We couldn’t help but feel like they genuinely didn’t care about our custom and seemed to make every effort to ignore our signals. After some time, we finally got the attention of the waitress, but at this point we had been waiting 15 minutes for some service and had lost patience, so we asked for the bill and went elsewhere for dessert and more drinks.

Only giving 1 star because I can’t give 0. Ate here a few nights ago and even with a reservation we waited 15–20 minutes to be seated. Service was awful—the waiter clearly didn’t want to be there and barely checked on us. The food was worse: we had a mussels pasta and a calamari-and-olive pasta. The calamari dish was weirdly off—the pasta was piping hot but the calamari and sauce were cold. Both plates were overcooked and just bad. We left feeling sick. If you want good food in Alghero, skip Mirador.

Accomplished cooking here using the freshest ingredients which we all know that that makes the difference between eating at a mediocre establishment or a quality establishment, thankfully this restaurant fits into the latter. My only qualm and I let it go on this occasion as I'm on holiday was my wine glass was a little smeary/not cleaned properly and the red wine by the glass which was superb I thought the amount offered was minuscule hence 4 stars for service.

If you can only try one restaurant in Alghero, choose this one. Everything was exceptional! The staff is beyond professional and kind, the ambiance is prefect (try to ask for a table on the terrace on the rooftop) and the food…. No words. I had the poached shrimps and the seafood pasta and oh boy they were soooooo good!

My husband and I had the tasting menu with wine pairings (this made it a more expensive evening but compared to other tasting menus with pairings it was very fairly priced.) The menu was incredibly tasty and well balanced. All food and wine was local and definitely recommend it for fish lovers. The service was professional and friendly and we were sat at the terrace with a lovely view. Would recommend if you'd really like to treat yourself!

We been in alghero for 2 days and I wanted to take my girl for some really nice restaurant for a best food. So we visited Al Tuguri. We didn’t know before it was michelin as it get only in 2021 I assume (june 2021 been there). We took sea and meat meal course as we wanted to taste from both something new explore new combinations and gourman experience. Meal was better if you are hungry (tenderloin steak) and fish more light (smaller portions) but fishy taste. We really enjoyed this place, really nice staff which even recognize that we are rebels and my girlfriend had 2 forks after starters and no knife 😂 so they add it up. Wine was delicious and so our experience. Thank you and if you hesitate go and grab this main course for 50 it is good price for best quality before they go higher ;)

Al Tuguri is an excellent restaurant - in my view definitely of Michelin rating quality

Now this is a great place to discover new tastes stemming from traditional Sardinian cuisine. The manager in a passionate and detailed way explained every dish to us and the pieces of the menu were awesome. In the menu you can choose between three sets - sea, land (more traditional) and vegetarian. We selected the first two and they were delicious - especially little starters with astounding cherry gazpacho and sea salad verdure, then homemade-like raviolini, gilt-head bream and amazing pork cheek with reduced cagnulari. It was just great in a warm, very friendly, family-like setting. The desserts were gorgeous. PS. There was only interior seating option.

Loved it! Had the tasting menu (5 courses) with adjusted wines for 100€pp. Simple, elegant and very tasty. Superfriendly owner and staff. They placed us downstairs in a quieter area as we mentioned we were taking our 1y son, super thoughtful! Maybe one minor thingy is that the courses came a bit too fast after eachother.

The church dates to the 16th century. Its polychrome-tiled dome is one of the symbols of the town (although this was only added in the 1950s).

Beautiful calm place to sit in God's presence to give thanks

Nice place to look at and go. You’ll spend only a few minutes unless you are particularly interested in churches ⛪️

A really nice church with beatiful roof tiling. A landmark of the city.

Worth popping in to see the fab wooden painted Michael putting the devil firmly in his place, and the wall mounted grave of Captain Ferret (no I'm not joking) with its Spanish inscription to prove they were indeed the bosses. Spanish not Catalan which is confusing because some of the street names are definitely Catalan.

Beautifully understated Catholic church in the southern part of Alghero's centro storico. The tile-covered dome is best seen from the southwest, near Proscutteria Sant Miquel (also very much worth a visit). The interior is much simpler than other churches in the region, with relief carvings in the archways above the aisles. A nice late medieval example of ecclesiastical architecture in Sardinia, and worth a moment to appreciate.

Beautiful! I am currently painting the church with watercolours :-)

At the main market there are many fish counters offering a variety of fresh fish and seafood. We visited a few of them, but we received the best care and service from Marina Ioulu’s fish counter. It is the second counter on the left from the main entrance. Marina is very kind, greets customers warmly and is very helpful with selecting fresh fish and providing advice on how to prepare them. Our favourites were their fresh sardines and red mullet fillets. Highly recommended for all your daily fish and seafood needs.

Lovely market with a lot of fresh seafood, veggies, breads, and some meat. You can have a very authentic freshly cooked lunch, fish/shrimp and chips, etc., with a glass of wine. It’s not inexpensive, but worth every penny. Definitely worth a visit if you’re a tourist in Alghero.

The market is a fantastic place to find fresh and delicious fruits and vegetables, as well as freshly grilled seafood. The seafood is not only tasty but also reasonably priced and, most importantly, fresh. While the market may not be fancy and has the typical fish market smell, the quality of the food makes it worth a visit.

A little crowded during the night, but petty cosy. A lot o people at terraces, nice design and pretty light hanging around. Staid here 1 night, very easy to reach to the marina and any other point in the old center.

Awesome! A must visit place and it does not get any more authentic than this! A market as you would expect. It smells like fish people are rushing, yelling, bargaining,... Wow! If you don't go anywhere else this is a must!

Expected more, but probably we visited it in a bad day. I would give it another chance to impress me in another season.

Good local markets showcasing a lot of the wonderful Sardinian produce with an emphasis on seafood.worth a visit.

We were thinking wether to visit, but we really liked it and spend a lot of time reading and exploring everything! We were late and they waited us 10-15 mins after the closing time. Thank you!

Very interesting especially the new dinosaur expo

Well crafted display of the history of Alghero, dating back to thousands of years BC. If you are visiting Alghero, it adds depth to the experience.

Very interesting place to know little bit more about Alghero

A very educational visit. Good displays related to the past human activity of the aera across the ages. Highly recommended

Great. Really enjoyed the carefully displayed and well explained exhibits going back to the areas pre-history. But noticed one glaring error. In a room with a mock up of a middle ages meal setting there was a bowl of fruit containing two green Granny Smith apples. The Granny Smith apple was developed by a lady known as 'Granny' Smith in Sydney Australia in 1868. Considerably later than the period depicted in the display. Needs to be addressed. Otherwise highly recommend! (Be aware of tourist unfriendly limited opening hours).

Friendly staff but there's not much to see

Cool thing to see. Just go when it's cooler outside. Because its hot during the day

This tower is part of the old city defense system. It used to have walls on each side, but they were demolished during the Renaissance. The tower was used as a prison.

Prepare for reminding a biology knowledge from primary school :) You got 50 minutes "lesson" with cool teacher/speaker, who tells you everything about corals, Red corals from alghero, sharks, dolphins, every creature that lives in medditerrean sea. He is not boring, its very interactive, so kids should be happy too!

Excellent views of the Alghero old town.

Great place, amazing view

Nice view to the bay, especially in the evening.

The old town of Alghero is full of history. Every single tower is amazing and worth seeing!

Nice area of Alghero with pretty views where you can relax. Just wish there wasn’t so much “art” or “graphitti”. Without the graphitti it would enhance the area.

One of seven remaining defensive towers from the medieval town walls of Alghero. The views over the sea are wonderful.

Nice tower

(Translated by Google) Hi, I'm Gabriele, as an Architect I have scanned some interesting points of the city like this in 3D with photogrammetry. In the meantime, below you can enjoy some photos that I extracted from the digitized model, see you soon, bye. (Original) Ciao, Sono Gabriele, in quanto Architetto ho scansionato in 3D con la fotogrammetria alcuni punti interessanti della città come questo. Qui sotto intanto potrai assaporare alcune foto che ho estratto dal modello digitalizzato, a presto, ciao.

(Translated by Google) It is a tower that was already part of the old fortification system of Alghero. During the period of Savoy domination, it was used as an arsenal. (Original) È una torre che faceva parte gia' del vecchio sistema di fortificazioni di Alghero. Nel periodo di dominazione dei Savoia, venne utilizzata come arsenale.

(Translated by Google) Tower where gunpowder was once stored Very well preserved Photos and review in October 2025 (Original) Torre donde antiguamente guardaban la pólvora Muy bien conservada Fotos y reseña en octubre del 2025

(Translated by Google) The Powder Tower was built in the mid-18th century during the domination of the Savoy, it was intended as an arsenal for weapons and gunpowder. (Original) La Torre della Polveriera fu realizzata a metà del secolo XVIII durante la dominazione dei Savoia, era destinata ad arsenale per armi e polvere da sparo.

Romantic park tributed to Giuseppe Manno, the Alghero's born Senate's president (1st of Kingdom of Sardinia and later on of the Kingdom of Italy after unification). Stunning green lung with a wild vibe that leaves space for trees to grow naturally. It has a well equiped playground.

Beautiful gardens, so green, so quiet so nice to stop by for re programming your day.

Pleasant park in the centre of town, a stone's throw from the port and from the Old Town. Nice place to cool down in greenery. Playground areas for children.

Nice and pretty clean. Good playground. Fresh during summer.

Love this park. The playground is great for kids. My son really enjoyed it.

Alghero is lovely old town that is great during the day, but it is at it's best at night and the sunset is lovely to watch

A lovely park to relax and while away the time. There are shaded areas and lovely little play areas for children. There is a cafeteria where you can get refreshments and use their facilities if needed.

I enjoyed Neptune's Grotto, it's beautiful and ethereal. The boat ride there was lovely and weather was perfect. There are a lot of people in at any given time, so expect some queues and slowness. But it's a little confusing online how to book. If taking the boat, you buy a ticket from the vendor in person, not online. My ticket was €17. But the Grotto has a separate admission which is €14. This caught a few people out on the day. They do take card and cash 🙂

First time being in a cave, cool place to view. Guide tours in both Italian and English, also possible to ask questions in French. Typical tourist attraction but one definitely worth doing when in Alghero.

Overcrowded + horrible organization 😔 The cave was beautiful, the boat ride was pleasant, and the crew was skilled and polite. For these aspects, I would give 10 out of 5 stars. However, the organization at the cave entrance was terrible. About half of our boat was overtaken by a group of around 40 German tourists. When we pointed this out, they laughed at us. When we reported it to the staff at the ticket office and the entrance, they acted as if it wasn’t their problem. The group was let in ahead of us simply because they pushed through. Considering the entrance fee wasn’t cheap, the service was very poor and irresponsible. As a result, I spent the entire cave visit worrying whether we would make it back in time for the boat, and I couldn’t enjoy the tour. I would only recommend this place to people with strong nerves.

The lady at the ticket office was very professional and knowledgeable. The guy at the boat entrance was rude and very unprofessional. Shouting and making hand gestures!! Boats are dated and very crowded, probably over the allowed capacity limit. Try other operators to visit the caves.

Good afternoon, there was one tour at 10, one at 3 pm that day. Nice tour sailors, really helpful. They maybe could give us more details about the region/environment. Really hot on the boat so don’t forget sunscreen and water!!

This is a trip you must do. The Grotte is a wonderful sight to see (price is completely seperate to the boat ride out and my experience is that you are told this) I have seen dolphins on 2 trips out to the Grotte and Steps. The crew on Debora are great. Very welcoming and hospitable. Coffee and refreshments are served on board ☕️

Absolutely dissapointing..arrived at the cave and captain said that weather is not good to park the boat. Did not even reach the entrance to see that. At that moment the waves was 0.6-0.8m. They already told while buying tickets that if weather is not good they will just swim around with the boat (like they knew that it will happen from the beginning).

The beach itself is beautiful. The water is clear. But it is definitely overcrowded - the shore is long, but tight and the people are getting too close to each other, because of lack of space. If you want to go there, make sure you are there early enough, so you can find a good place for your umbrella. We got there with a bus from Alghero (9321 I think for 2.50 euro for one direction).

Our absolute favorite in northwest Sardinia. Clear shallow water, lots of fish, pine forest just behind the beach. Nice soft sand, only a few meters of pebbles when entering the sea. Free parking in September (paid in high season, I believe). The organized area is packed, but the free zones are good enough. You could also put your towel under the trees.

This is one of the best beaches in Alghero province. There is parking lot and bit a walking distance to beach, like 5 mins but then you will be surrounded by big trees 🌲 and nature while baking in the sun on the white sand beach. You can rent ⛱️🛏️ for 24 Euro: 2 beds and 1 umbrellas, which is a good price and also you can layout your own. There are plenty of bars for drinks and restaurants to eat really tasty food. I recommend to make a reservation and eat at La Niefe, it has nice natural shadow from the big trees while you have a sea view. Variety of wine and food is not that big but everything was delicious 😋

One of the longest beach in Alghero area, with pine forest where to get some shade. You have access to lots of bars and restaurants, a parking with decent fee.

Very good clear crystal and icy water. Free parking under the trees for motorcycle. Also many places under the trees to sit.

Great beach, much calmer and quieter than others in the area. If you want to get a sunbed and umbrella, you have to go early because they are few. The restaurant is very nice. Parking is convenient and close to the beach. The bay is incredibly beautiful and the water is crystal clear. I recommend it.

Wonderful long narrow beach fringed with pine trees and views across the bay. Really pretty ans feels wild still. We parked under a shady tree in the free car park on the left side as you enter off the road. Beach clubs and restaurants are scattered across the beach mostly to the right side. It's minutes from the airport so was our first stop when we arrived!

Beautiful views of you hike up towards the top

Beautiful experience on sea with Elena Escursioni. We spent a wonderful day at sea on their boat

Beautiful views and the cave but you need to walk down in big heat but even a lot more on the way up. Inside the cave it is warm, 18-20C during the whole year.

You cannot access the Capo Caccia area but you can, however, for a fee of 14€, visit the underneath cave through some stairs (lots of them). My 2 cents - not worth the 14€ - visit the surrounding areas for free and you can find some real gems if you are daring enough.

Gorgeous views all around! Getting there by boat is even more spectacular!

The lighthouse area is inaccessible as it is military area

Amazing place very close to Alghero (20/30 minutes by car). Very common to admire sunset and end the day with an amazing landscapes

Very crowded beach although quite clean. The restaurant nearby serves delicious meals even though it is very busy and the waiting is a bit long. But it was worth it as the lasagne was absolutely mouthwatering

absolutely worth it, after only 40 minutes touring around all the (paid) parking spaces we found something who left so we got a spot. went to the beach, looks beautiful, great, we rented a parasol, after paying we were told nothing available, no problem, it was sunny and hot. highly recommended place, everyone comes here, great crowd, more than in Manhatten. really sandy sand by the looks of it, too. went somewhere else, same sun, same water

Great beach a bit far in a quieter location. I was cycling over there and it was beautiful experience. Plenty of trees for the shade and some rocks around. Beautiful turquoise and blue shallow water.

Nice beach a little crowded but fun for the kids.

Very good beach but also overcrowded in the august. I things better beach and sea is at the Mugoni

We liked this beach, Guy, better. The purest water, like a tear. There are no algae, although other beaches at the same time are just a nightmare. Beautiful coastline.

The best beach near Alghero

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Must-See in Alghero! Nuraghe Palmavera is an incredible archaeological site and definitely a must-see if you're visiting Alghero. The site is easy to access, with clear signage from the main road, and there's ample parking just a short walk away, which made the visit really convenient. The entrance fee is very reasonable, especially considering the historical significance of the site. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share insights about the Nuragic civilisation, which really enhanced the experience. Overall, a fascinating place with great service and easy logistics—don’t miss it if you’re in the area!

Amazing site! The nuraghe Palmavera is a complex nuraghe made of a main tower, the most ancient (A), and a more recent building, the bastion, that was shaped with a secondary tower (B) in the most recent phase, a courtyard, a corridor with niches and a surrounding wall that encloses the most ancient tower. The last archeological researches done in the nuraghe have unearthed a third tower (C), collapsed or dismantled in ancient times, due to a probable structural failure. The upper floor of the nuraghe could have been reached by stone staircases in the main tower, on both sides of the courtyard and in the corridor, close to the East entrance of the nuraghe.

Very nice site, but the ticket price is little high for the site size. 7€ is a lot for a 10 minute exploration + 5 minute read.

Very well maintained archeological site with well explained panels. Possibility of audio guide. There’s also a small and nice snack bar + bookshop.

A fascinating glimpse into history! Visiting an archaeological site sounded interesting to us, but it actually exceeded our expectations. Nuraghe Palmavera is very well-preserved, and walking around the old village offers a glimpse into prehistoric life. There's plenty of information about the different discoveries over time, and how that has shaped the story of Nuraghe Palmavera.

A very interesting and well maintained prehistoric site - well worth a stop and the cafe is run by a very kind lady - top tip there’s a cycle route all the way from alghero too

Very interesting nuraghe in north sardinia, close to alghero and a beautiful beach called Le Bombarde. I think it deserves to be more popular.

Really nice beach with beautiful sand and clear sea. It can be a little crowded but it's worth visiting. Bars on the beach offer various selection of drinks and snacks. Parking is available but it can be full if you come around 1PM.

The water was crystal clear, and the fish was swimming around us. We could see them even when we were not snorkeling. It's a sand beach, great choice for families and other people as well. Accessible by bus from Alghero. There was a restaurant and some street food. You can rent umbrellas or sunbeds for 6€.

Wow, just a stunning beach! Clearer than tap water, soft sand and not super crowded when I was there, first Friday of Sept. Lots of people but room to breathe and enjoy the water. I think chairs are cheaper if set up outside the roped-off area. $6 per chair and umbrella. Also plenty of room to take your own. Got there by city bus 9320 or 9321-- note that you can get tickets at newsstands but the guy selling them near the stop I went to gave everyone local bus tickets, which aren't valid for this trip. You can buy the ticket on the bus and apparently online- there was a qr code at the stop.

Nice, small beach, well organised. Lots of space off-season. Not the white sand, turquoise water you may be looking for, but a nice beach. No showers though, and toilets only inside the restaurant.

The beach is magnificent, with clear water, soft sand, and a nearby restaurant. We visited on a monday and even after 11 a.m., there were still plenty of spots available for towels and umbrellas. Parking was very good, well organized and just €1.50 per hour, which you can pay when leaving. Highly recommended!

Honestly one of the most perfect beaches. So clean, not crowded, shallow warm water and not too busy. Car park was having building work but there is space along the road or opposite in a private car park at 1.5euro per hour.

The beach is nice, water is crystal clean, sand is beautiful, but too many people. More touristic.

Very beautiful beach and medieval tower, crystal water but pay attention that you need special shoes. On the day when we visited were quite some algae and full of jellyfish. There is a bar/restaurant on the beach and you can rent canoe. The only downside is the thieves, we arrived somewhere around 12:30 at the beach and parked the car in the only parking around which happens to be also unguarded, so after we enjoyed a gorgeous sunset we arrived the car only to find the semi destroyed handle of the car, destroyed lock and body work around the handle but gladly they did not manage to get inside and we had also full coverage on the rented car. SO BE CAREFUL on this beach because I see just now that we are not the only ones that had this happened.

One of the best camping facilities I've been to. The staff was very kind overall and the location is nearly perfect. The nearby beach is beautiful and good for snorkelling. Only the restaurante quality and service could benefit from improvements to the service and quality of some ingredients used.

Very nice beach and beautiful fairly unspoiled nature. Parking is above the beach. Access to the beach can be problem for those who has problems with steps... There is small bar with drinks and snacks. The surroundings offer plenty of opportunities for beautifil vievs or even short hikes.

Very beautiful beach!!! Though entrance in the water is not pleasant - big stones make it very uncomfortable. I would not recommend this beach for people with kids. Though a nice romantic getaway

Beautiful small beach. Little rough sand - rocky around. In the water mainly rocks, a few spots with sand. Not too many people.

Very nice beach! Not overcrowded and beautiful view! Worth to visit :) just minus because pets not allowed in this area... There is a camper village and if you travel with pets you must leave them in camper - that is stupid :)

One of the most beautiful beach! You can go there by bus! Nice cosy and small bar is there also. We had there very nice day!!

An amazing and breathtaking cathedral located in the old town. An impressive marble altar, numerous chapels and sculptures. It feels like pure magic there. There is also a possibility to light a candle and pray (which I did). It is a must-see in Alghero, without any doubts. I recommend planning a longer moment to see the place.

The church dates back to the early 1500s and is imposing and austere inside. Its neo-classical façade was added in the 19th century and is completely different.

Pretty gothic cathedral, worth a visit 👍🏻

Interesting architecture. The marble altar and pulpit are amazing.

Worth to give it a visit. Very nice church. It is just almost impossible to find out when there is a holy mass online.

It is not often you see a white marble altar. It is the highlight of the visit. To see it properly it needs to be lit with the lighting, which requires a small payment. When we arrived it was all lit up and the whiteness was impressive. Just as I was taking the photo the lights went off and the photo isn’t as good.

Quite an amazing architectural mish- mash with a Romanesque portico at the front which is off putting in this quaint medieval town. But it’s worthwhile to step inside and view the interior and bell tower.

Simple almost 2-hour tour around the cellars, followed by a standing session tasting 3 wines. It was fun, but certainly not spectacular. It missed a certain charm and felt commercialised, it can be more authentic.

If you love Sardegna, there’s a part of the recent history starting more than 126 years ago related to the production of wine. It’s a story of passion, competence and dedication told by informed and passionate people-not pretentious or intimidating. You don’t need to be an enthusiast of wine to appreciate what Sella & Mosca are doing following maintenance a tradition in winery. Book a visit. Two or three hours are enough to understand and taste the secret of a success.

Beautiful vineyard and amazing tour with a wine tasting experience! I would like to thank our tour guide today, she was friendly, passionate and extremely knowledgeable! She started by explaining the history of this amazing vineyard, and took us to a tour of the old and new cellars. The tour finished with delicious wine tasting and traditional Sardinian treats (including pane carasau, pecorino and salsiccia sarda). Definitely highly recommend it!

When we pulled into Sella e Mosca, it felt like we’d stumbled into something really special. The entrance is a narrow lane with trees and stone walls on both sides and vineyards stretching out forever. It seemed like the rows of vines would never end. The scale of it is hard to wrap your head around, more than 1,300 acres of grapes. At the center of the estate is a square surrounded by old stone buildings. There’s the old manor house with its pale walls and green shutters, now turned into a boutique B&B. Around it are old cellars, workers’ houses, even a tiny chapel with a bell tower. Cypress trees and flowers line the square, and the air carries the smell of wild herbs. For harvest season it was surprisingly quiet, almost peaceful. Daniela greeted us at the Enoteca and showed us around. She was very knowledgeable and told us how the place started back in 1899 when two men from Piedmont drained marshland to plant vines. Before making their own wines they actually supplied vines to the rest of the world after phylloxera. That history is everywhere you look. In the cellars you see the huge old concrete fermentation tanks, and on one building you can still spot faded black lettering left over from World War I. Then came the wines. We started with Torbato, their signature grape that’s almost only grown here. The sparkling version was bright and floral, with citrus and herbs. The rosé was light and fruity. The Metodo Classico Torbato had this extra depth to it, with bready notes and more layers. Then we tried Vermentino, Cannonau Riserva, and Cabernet Sauvignon Riserva. Each one felt like it captured a different side of Sardinia, from sea air and citrus to rich herbs and spice. The last glass, Anghelu Ruju, was a fortified passito where grapes are left to dry on straw mats similar to Vin Santo. They served food with the tasting too: pecorino, salami, olives, and pane carasau, the thin Sardinian flatbread that cracks and crunches when you bite it. Sitting outside under an umbrella, sipping wine and snacking on local cheese, with the vineyards all around, felt like one of those perfect travel moments you never forget. I wish we could’ve stayed another night. Sella e Mosca isn’t just a stop on a wine trip. It feels like stepping into Sardinia itself, with its history, flavors, and landscape all wrapped up in one place.

I had such a wonderful experience here. Our tour guide, Daniela, was extremely knowledgeable and fun. The winery is absolutely stunning and I loved my time here. The tasting room is architecturally amazing and I didn’t want to leave. The history of the property is fascinating as well. I want to visit again!

Excellent wine and beautiful place! The employees were very welcoming and knowledgeable about their wine. They have a beautiful outdoor sitting area and a pretty indoor tasting area.

Wonderful experience!! A truly magical place. Wine and nibbles where a perfect afternoon. Retreat.

I found it fascinating even if the explanation boards are a bit old style. One needs some imagination to see the painted and sculpted decorations, but that’s fair after 6000 years. The entrances to the various tombs are open and accessible but intriguingly small (with lots of lizards). One can peek in but it’s dark inside and honestly I didn’t think it a great idea to just crawl in… Still it is well explained how the architecture is made and how the site was used. As said, fascinating!

Large Necropolis filled with tombs. According to the lady at the site, many more under the ground, but no money to excavate... Shame. Still worth the visit. You can combine the entrance ticket with the Nuraghe some km futher from Alghero.

Nice place, impressive tumbs, you can walk around the site freely and even try to enter in some tumbs if you fit. I missed the audio guide, that was not offered to me (there was audio guide signs all o we the place) but I saw another family using one. Would be nice to have a sign saying what I can and a can’t do in the place, looks like there’s no rules.

Very interesting site if you like necropolis (City of the dead)! For those who don't, it might be a bit boring. We were looking for bull horns and other decorations described on the pannels, but we didn't success. Just in one of the last tombs we enter, we were able to see a pair of bull horns!

Fascinating to see howankind was already capable of building 4000 years ago! The myth/fear/uncertainty of after death mobilised resources and created technology. There are places to sit in shadow but the visit is all under the sun. Hat and sun glasses are imperative!

Don‘t go there! You pay 7€ just to see some holes in the ground. There ain’t no skeleton or anything interesting to see.

Very interesting, but pretty much impossible to visit with public transportaton. Cattogno buses have tours at Tuesdays, if enough people are interested, but I didn't luck out. The necropolis itself can be bad for people afraid of tight spaces, since you pretty much have to crawl in, but it's very beautiful on the inside.

I found this museum to be one of the most boring I’ve ever visited. Considering the rich cultural heritage of red coral in the Alghero region, I expected a much more engaging and creatively curated experience. Instead, the museum consisted mostly of text-heavy collages with very few actual exhibits or artifacts on display. It’s a small space and feels more like a reading room than a museum. Frankly, some of the red coral shops around Alghero were far more interactive and visually appealing than this museum. It’s a shame, because the subject matter has great potential. With more thought and creativity, this museum could be a vibrant showcase of local artistry and tradition. As it stands, I didn’t find it worth the money.

Ticket costs 7 Euros. Its a not too complicated, easy little museum to visit. U get to know many things about the history of the corals. Do not expect a very interactive or big exhibition its not that place. Its cute while on a morning walk or something.

A small and nice museum. Very informative, not really interactive. A bit of history, a bit of nature, a bit of art & jewelry. Perfect for rather a short visit - up to two hours max. There is also a fun area for children and a very pleasant garden. The price is very reasonable - 7 EUR/adult. The staff speak English and Italian, the descriptions are also available in both languages. The films / videos played there are in Italian with English subtitles.

Something to do, I suppose, but at €7 per person it didn’t feel like great value. The museum is quite small, two floors with maybe 3-4 rooms on each. There were a few interesting pieces, but overall we were done in about 20 minutes.

I bet you didn't know how wonderful corals can be, and how many people make a living out of trading and crafting this red gem. Easy visit.

The Coral Museum (Museo del Corallo) in Alghero was a truly delightful and surprising discovery! I was genuinely impressed that such a dedicated ( even though, small) museum exists here, celebrating this magnificent natural resource. The exhibition is very well put together, offering fascinating historical and scientific data about the life cycle of coral, its significance, and the traditional “fishing” methods used in the region. Beyond the educational aspects, the museum beautifully showcases stunning jewelry and unique art objects decorated with superb corals. The experience definitely left me wishing that these incredible, beautiful creatures could receive even more protection and conservation efforts. It’s an absolute must-visit for anyone interested in marine life, art, or local history in Alghero.

Probably the coolest museum I’ve ever been in. Fascinating coral art and artifacts!

20 Minutes south of Alghero...nice beach to chill after touring the city.....and 13 € for 2 beds and umbrella is unbeaten on Sardinia...in our experience ;)

Lovely place to snorkel...lots of fish to see, even just by standing at the edge of the water! We stayed towards the southern end of the beach, where it wasn't so overcrowded and overwhelming!!

Really beautiful bay surrounded by mountains with a beach restaurant, sun loungers etc. Carpark with paid parking at C80 and hour. Quite wavy but not dangerous. Just south of Alghero.

Nice beach, not very busy. The entrance to the sea was not easy as there were bigger pebbles and there were seaweeds, but once you get past the pebbles, there is white sand and the water is clean.

We parked in the car park at the south end of the beach at 330 and by 5pm someone broke into our rental car( panda) and stole 2 bags from the boots ruining our holiday. Apparently the people who run the kiosk told me is not the first time this happened. Great introduction to Sardenea

Superb sand beach, easy to access and to park when we went there in July-August mosy of the time. A restaurant is located on the beach as well is two snack bars. Really cool location to go with kids.

Just a nice beach free entry. 1 bistro general things nothing special . Parking less then €1 . From Alghero there is bus €1,30 in just 15 min you are there

Such a beautiful little Cala! We visited in April so it was very quite and peaceful. Crystal clear water and gorgeous!

Really nice place to spend a day, as it as restaurant. Its small cala, suggest to go early to have a place to sit amd enjoy

The place is lovely. The beach is very small and there’s a part that is reserved for the bar. There are lots of rocks around where you can find a spot for yourself, but it is very hot in the summer and bringing some kind of cover is recommended.

Dear travellers, This is a message of prevention for all those travelling to Sardinia this summer. This is probably not the first, nor the last time you will read this. At the end of June my girlfriend and I were the victims of a break-in, a car window smashed and all our belongings snatched and gone in the space of a few minutes. The island is renowned for its beautiful beaches and is also the scene of organised and repeated thefts throughout the year. Don't leave anything visible in your car - beach car parks, shopping centres and other public places are not safe places. Be on the lookout for suspicious behaviour, and don't hesitate to tell people about it. The authorities can do nothing, and as tourists we are powerless in the face of such a situation. Solidarity, prevention and education are the only weapons we have against this incredibly vile behaviour and actions. Have a great summer and do everything you can to make sure these criminals don't get away with robbing you of your belongings. 📍Cala Dragunara, 39.06.25, 14h30

Lovely beach, clear water full of marine life

Last Beach on Aqua Bus route, tiny but good to walk down to from Neptune Grotto and go into the waters

Nice little restaurant but really crowded beach area

The tower was built in the 16th century, one of seven scattered around the Old Town which were part of the fortifications of Alghero. From here there is a wonderful view of the sea and of the coast beyond.

This strategically placed tower acts a demarcation point of the old walled city of Alghero. Beyond this point, effectively outside the walls of the old city, is a newer neighborhood that doesn't have the charm and quaintness of the old town, substituting it with open perspectives on the sea.

Beautiful town. Beautiful place

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The monument was closed when I visited. Cannot comment on the interior. From the onset very archaic. The walk along the sea nearby the monument is picturesque.

Lovely.food. was very busy. A little on the expensive side but can't fault the food, the service or the atmosphere.

A huge defensive tower right next to the sea. Beautiful area to stroll in.

Pretty good value for money especially if you plan on going a few times in a week as its about 30-40euro for a 2 hour slot or about 80eur for a 5 day pass. My daughter was just under the 120cm height but they allowed me to sign a waiver and go on with her which was fine as I was planning on doing it anyway. Really enjoyed it and the beach was fairly quiet compared to others in the area with a good little resturant right next door.

Kids had so much fun! We took the 2 hour option and it was ample. You buy tickets across the street, the cashier spoke english. We had to wait 10 mins to get life jackets which was time wasted, but from then, it was great. The water was clear, warm, and everyone had a blast. We returned the life jackets, so I could get the deposit back. We then chilled at the beach for another hour. It was great.

I would give this place a 10 out of 5 if I could. The owners are incredible. We came for a half day and one hour into the aquapark I had an inquiry and we had to leave. We came back the next day and they allowed our kids to use their remaining time. The kindness to our family increased our love for Aleghero even stronger and made our kids so happy. The aqua park is awesome and worth the price for fun. A wonderful time for everyone in the family. Thank you again!

I was with a girl here today and I don't recommend anyone else to waste money here. €20 per person for 2 hours is definitely too much, the vest they give you is torn in several places so they patched it up with plastic staples that are used in the auto industry so it all scratched my back. And if you want a locker to leave your car key or personal documents, you will have to pay another €5 for that. This is pure rudeness and I do not recommend anyone to go.

At 10 minutes driving distance from Alghero and 5 minutes from Fertilia. 15 euros pp for 2 hours. Kids absolutely loved it. Beach clean and busy.

Really good. Kids had a great time. Nice cafe for drinks and ice-cream. They offer discounts for repeat visits.

Great 2 hrs for the kids. Easy to get to with a cafe for anybody not entering the water. Recommend for sure!

OMG GUYS WE DIDNT MANAGE TO RENT A CAR AND A BOAT BUT WE DECIDED TO RENT A BIKE. WE WERE CYCLING FOR HOURS, VERY HARD UPHILL ROAD. THOUGHT THAT WAS MOTIVATING US WAS BEAUTIFULL OASI NATURALE. GUESS WHAT??? They won’t let you in after 4pm. That the last hour u can enter. We were sad tired dehydrated and devastated. We wanted to chill for a moment on a bench in a common area. BUT WE GOT KICKED OUT :(((( i believe that place is beautiful but i couldnt experience this. I believe that u will enjoy it more just remember to be there before 4pm STAY SAFE BROTHERS AND SISTER

Was here and it started to rain heavily. All roads to the park were closed so haven’t seen much of the park. Museum was slightly disappointing. Nice for kids.

Beautiful scenery, great treks

Great hiking in blistering heat. Wonderful views, easy hiking most places.

Closed. We bought tickets in exupery "museum". On Google shows open... Better call in front.

GREAT hiking to see panoramic views like you’re in a postcard.

Stuning views, very good area for hiking.

Alghero's landscape is dotted with towers that were once part of the city's defenses. St John Tower is now surrounded by the city and acts more like a centerpiece for a city square that is rich with shops, restaurants and cafés. It is also used by the municipality as a backdrop for street art.

Another of Alghero's old town towers, this one was built in the 16th century and today has become the centre of a sort of square.

That's very sąd that the staff didn't tell us that the exhibition is for CHILDREN before buying tickets. Wasted money.

Beautiful monument decorated with the typical Sardinian coral

Very cool

Amazing piece of architecture

One of several Alghero's defense towers. A must for lovers of history.

Sea and surrounding area really nice. Sand almost clean, nice trees. Pitty is that free area are small and there is no free shower only if payed for sunbed and or umbrella. There is a warm shower at beachbar for 2.5EUR. Few days later we came back (as tge kids like the place), they dont give sunbed/umbrella as they are "overbooked". They are not...just give them to italien. Immediately saw 2 pairs get place. They were not prebooked. How friendly they are...

This could be a much higher score but for the lifeguard/sunbed attendant who is the most miserable, ignorant, bad tempered and just thoroughly unpleasant person you could wish to meet! Such a shame in such a lovely location on a great beach!

Clean sand beach, clean toilets. Have a cafe with food, drinks and ice cream) a lot of plants.

Bar is good , BUT the parasol and Sun lounger guys haven't a clue... tried to move us after lunch for locals (at our chosen seat from 10am) and told us not to come back tomorrow, not a professional service. I'd use another provider if i was back... loads of other companies on the beach.

Bar part of the business is sound but we are beyond disappointed with the service we received from the parasol guy. When we paid we were not given the seat number so we took the front seat considering we had a small child with us. After 3 hours we were told we were in the wrong spot and we should move...when we refused we were told not to come back tomorrow... what else can you say about this behaviour...we are shocked

Very crowded and way too much space is taken up by rent-a-chair services which were not well used. However, the businesses had lots to offer and were friendly enough and didn't charge for the toilets, which was great because my daughter was going to explode. Very difficult to navigate on the beach here due to crowds (well, it was Saturday) but the waters were lovely and warm, but a little ... well, I don't want to say dirty because you might think I mean trash and litter, which I don't, bit remember that seaweed I was telling you about from the beaches closer to the city center? Well, it seems to start about here. Not a lot, like, you don't have to leap to get out of the water unscathed, but enough to kind of make the waters a bit less inviting. Though they invited me plenty and I spent more time in them than I ought to at my age, but I have kids so that's my excuse.

Lovely beach, shallow and easy swimming. Negatives; surly lifeguard who decides which beds and umbrella you’ll have. The beds are very close together, surprising in Covid times, and the annoyance of having to ask the same grumpy person for a very short cold shower and pay him 20 cents each time to rinse after having been in the sea. Friendlier lidos exist.

We hired a motor boat from Boat me up in Alghero port to get there! It took around 30 minutes of pleasant cruising to reach it! Although we're not expert sailors it was easy to anchor here and we had a lovely picnic on board combined with a bit of sunbathing! We enjoyed it so much that we did it again later in the week!

Great view but beach has only a thin bit of sand. Shower only takes 50cent pieces. View wonderful and lots of fish to see. Parking free but limited space. View of tower great

Free parking, cantina, but very small and crowded beach area.

Nice and quiet beach, shallow sea. Ideal for the kids. There is a bar on the beach, snacks are served too.

Wonderful and calm beach...awesome for swimming and snorkeling. Water is super clean and clear Easy to access, wide parking

Small beach with nice view, beach bar available, there is also a diving centre. Would recommend to visit, even though I cut my foot on the sand - hard to say whether it was broken glass or something, so be cautious.

Great place to relax Eat food and drink beer! Diving centre offers a beautiful sites to visit...... Lukas

Amazing journey down hundreds of steps, around the side of incredible cliffs, on the way towards the caves at the bottom. Definitely worth the trip to walk the long stairs and see the views (for free), even if you don't fancy paying €13 per person to get into the caves at the end, which we didn't. Maybe pick a cloudy day, as it's quite a workout!

We really wanted to love this place, but it turned into a complete disaster. The only way in is through their designated parking lot where you have to pay €5 per person (including kids) for a roundtrip shuttle, plus you need to show up a full hour early. The free parking lot is the problem as there is no one attending it. There was broken glass and clear evidence of smashed car windows. We had our beach stuff, towels, and personal items in the trunk since we were planning to hit the beach afterward, and there was no way we were leaving our car there looking like a target. We asked if we could switch our tickets to a later time slot (they had plenty available!) so we could quickly run our stuff back to the hotel first. They refused and we would have to purchase another ticket for €18 per person. We ended up leaving without seeing anything, feeling completely ripped off and honestly pretty upset about the whole experience. If you've got a voucher, just buy your tickets when you get there. Don't make the same mistake we did by booking online - you'll have zero flexibility if things go sideways like they did for us.

Must visit in Sardegna. The best way is to come with a car and then go by foot 600steps to Neptune’s Grotta. The way is quite easy and has fantastic views. Take some water and jacket if you decide to enter Grotta ( entrance 13 euro)

If you want to see Neptune's Cave on foot, it is necessary to descend to the entrance to the cave, which is over 600 stairs. In between are the widened parts where you can rest and look around at the surrounding rocky outcrops. Beautiful views of the cliffs and hollows just above sea level. In fact, the stairs are almost a nicer adventure than seeing the cave itself.

Definitely one of the most beautiful places to visit in this area. The steps offer magnificent view at the sea and the whole walk down to the caves is exceptional experience.

This is a really beautiful area and if you’re in the Alghero area, I highly recommend checking this place out if you’re into nice views and hiking. There is free parking and you can park along the street. You can walk the 650+ steps for free, but if you want to see the caves, then you have to pay 14€. Overall, worth the trip and the steps are bad.

Take it easy... 650 steps 😆

Cantina Santa Maria la Palma in Alghero offers an excellent selection of wines and sparkling wines, showcasing the best of local products. The professional and knowledgeable staff enhance the tasting experience, making it highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the rich flavors of the region. A tasting here is a must !!!

In the city tasting room Francesca was great. A really enjoyable experience. Thank you for the time and hospitality.

Unfortunately did not get to taste the wines so this rating is based on the friendliness (or lack thereof) of staff. Was “helped” by Antonella who was not very forthcoming with suggestions other than to book - no suggestions on what wine could be nice to buy and take home etc. I have been to many wine farms across the globe and this was one where I left with a feeling of disappointment, even with wine, which I chose through Vivino ratings…

We did the tasting at the Cantina in Alghero. Well worth a visit, great wines and very friendly people

The prestige wine tasting is top!

Great selection of wines and very professional staff

Very nice and sophisticated cantina, high quality wines, even cooled selection and some cheeses and cured meat for hasty visitors. Also table wines available 🥂 Highly recommendable!

(Translated by Google) White church in front of the coastal wall Photos and review in October 2025 (Original) Iglesia blanquita al frente de la muralla costera Fotos y reseña en octubre del 2025

(Translated by Google) A tiny old church (Original) Malutki stary kosciółek

(Translated by Google) It deserves to be seen (Original) Merita di essere vista

(Translated by Google) Place nestled between the cliffs just outside the city of Alghero. There is no actual beach, you have to make do among the rocks and find the most suitable place to relax, but in my opinion the place is worth it, because as it is not very busy even in high season, you can enjoy a unique peace, and if interested, take a short walk among the rocks to admire the remains of an ancient structure, most likely a Nuragic temple remodeled in Roman times dug into the rock, whose contours are still very clear, very similar to the one also present on the coast of San Giovanni of Sinis; these "carved rocks" are also quite extensive, so the exploratory walk will also be a bit long. Last but not least, from here you can enjoy excellent, picturesque and evocative sunsets! Important: Come only with closed shoes, possibly anti-slip, as there is no real path, but you have to proceed between the rocks, on a rather rough descent, with loose stones and slightly crumbling ones in some places, so if you come with flip-flops you risk falling and getting very hurt, given the sharp nature of the rocks. (Original) Luogo incastonato fra le scogliere appena fuori dalla città di Alghero. Di spiaggia vera e propria non ce n'è, bisogna arrangiarsi fra le roccie e beccare il posto più idoneo in cui rilassarsi, ma secondo me il posto merita, perchè essendo non molto frequentato anche in alta stagione, si può godere di una pace unica, e se interessati fare una piccola passeggiata fra le rocce per ammirare i resti di una antica struttura, molto probabilmente un tempio nuragico rimaneggiato in epoca romana scavato nella roccia, i cui contorni sono ancora molto nitidi, molto simile a quello presente anche nella costa di San Giovanni di Sinis; queste "rocce scavate" sono anche piuttosto estese, quindi la passeggiata esplorativa sarà anche un pò lunga. Ultima cosa ma non per importanza, da qua si godono ottimi tramonti, pittoreschi e suggestivi! Importante: Venire solo con scarpe chiuse possibilmente anti svivolo, poichè non è presente un vero e proprio sentiero, ma bisogna procedere fra le rocce, in una discesa piuttosto impervia, con sassi sconnessi e in alcuni punti leggermente frananti, quindi se si viene con le infradito si rischierebbe di cadere e farsi molto male, vista proprio la natura aguzza delle rocce.

Terrible, don't go here. Lots of ponty rocks and a lot of sea urchins.

(Translated by Google) The trail is clearly visible. Park in the emergency lay-by and, after passing the guardrail, follow the trail to the cliff. When the sea is rough, you can swim in a natural pool. (Original) Sentiero ben individuabile. Parcheggio su piazzola di emergenza e dopo aver superato il guardrail si segue il sentiero sino alla scogliera. Quando il mare è mosso è possibile fare il bagno grazie ad una piscina naturale.

(Translated by Google) If you're vacationing in Alghero and want to discover a place off the beaten path, Vaschetta di Ciu Peppi is definitely worth a visit. It's a small rocky cove hidden along the coast, a relatively secret spot, beloved by locals and those willing to put in a little effort to enjoy an authentic and wild glimpse of Sardinia. Getting there isn't exactly easy: the trail isn't clearly marked and requires a bit of an adventurous spirit. But its secluded location contributes to the place's charm. Once you arrive, you'll be rewarded with crystal-clear waters, calm waters, and a silence broken only by the sound of the waves. Perfect for those seeking relaxation away from the crowds. An important tip: rock shoes are absolutely essential. The area is rocky and slippery in some places, and without the right equipment, it can be dangerous. With a little preparation, however, the experience is wonderful. Ultimately, Ciu Peppi's Pond is a little gem for nature lovers who aren't deterred by its somewhat complicated access. A place that offers moments of tranquility and authentic beauty. Recommended! (Original) Se siete in vacanza ad Alghero e avete voglia di scoprire un luogo fuori dalle rotte più battute, la Vaschetta di Ciu Peppi è una tappa che vale assolutamente la pena. Si tratta di una piccola caletta rocciosa nascosta lungo la costa, un luogo ancora relativamente segreto, amato dai locali e da chi è disposto a fare un po’ di fatica per godersi uno scorcio autentico e selvaggio della Sardegna. Arrivare non è semplicissimo: il sentiero non è segnalato in modo evidente e richiede un po’ di spirito d’avventura. Ma proprio questa sua posizione appartata contribuisce al fascino del posto. Una volta arrivati, si viene ripagati da un mare cristallino, acque tranquille e un silenzio interrotto solo dal rumore delle onde. Perfetto per chi cerca relax lontano dalla folla. Un consiglio importante: servono assolutamente le scarpe da scoglio. La zona è rocciosa e scivolosa in alcuni punti, e senza la giusta attrezzatura può diventare pericolosa. Con un minimo di preparazione, però, l’esperienza è splendida. In definitiva, la Vaschetta di Ciu Peppi è un piccolo gioiello per chi ama la natura e non si lascia scoraggiare da un accesso un po’ complicato. Un posto che sa regalare momenti di quiete e bellezza autentica. Consigliato!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. Difficult to reach. Climb over the rocks. And there are even slippery spots due to algae when it is otherwise dry, so be careful. (Original) Mooie plek. Wel moeilijk bereikbaar. Flink klauteren over de rotsen. En er zijn zelfs gladde plekken door algen als t verder droog is dus oppassen.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful saltwater pool created by the rocks. Not easy to reach, but worth the effort. (Original) Bellissima piscina di acqua salata creata dagli scogli. Non facile da raggiungere, ma ne vale la pena.

(Translated by Google) Traveling along the provincial road from Alghero to Bosa you continually come across wonderful views such as Vaschetta di Ciu' Peppi. The photo speaks for itself... (Original) Percorrendo la provinciale da Alghero a Bosa e' un continuo imbattersi in scorci meravigliosi come Vaschetta di Ciu' Peppi. La foto parla da sola...

If you take a leisurely boat ride from the Port of Alghero, you will most likely see Saint Elmo's Tower from the sea as you are leaving or entering the port. The statue of the Virgin Mary at this site works as a landmark that is visible from various angles. Apart from its strategic position, the tower is above the walls of Alghero. These old walls are now a great place to walk or exercise.

The tower, one of seven surviving from the medieval fortifications, has great views over the harbour (or the harbour has great views of the tower!)

If you climb up the short steps, you will enjoy a great view of the harbor. Make sure you walk to the other towers for some great pucture-taking opportunities.

Well preserved tower and one of several around Alghero’s old city fortifications. It is only a few steps up from the walls to get a good view of the harbor. There is no charge to do this.

See it during the day but definitely come to this area towards sunset as it has a wonderful view of the harbor.

This is one of the towers that surround the old town of Alghero. This particular tower has a statue of Saint Elmo upon it and it offers unobstructed views of the harbour and surrounding sea to the north west and West of the city walls. It has acces by way of one set of stone steps and is not appropriate for anyone with ambulatory difficulties.

Wonderful view from up there!

Great introduction, top-notch service and an incredibly nice reception. The exhibition is extremely interesting. It's definitely worth it

(Translated by Google) Cutting-edge museum on Giuseppe Manno. Numerous collateral cultural events (exhibitions, readings, conferences) all year round. Excellent hospitality and management (Original) Museo all'avanguardia su Giuseppe Manno. Numerosi eventi culturali collaterali (esposizioni, letture, conferenze) tutto l'anno. Accoglienza e gestione eccelse

(Translated by Google) I didn't know there was a house museum dedicated to Giuseppe Manno! Three floors of everything they managed to preserve about this great man! An expert and very knowledgeable guide will make you passionate and will show you many curiosities about him! The museum is well done , there are multimedia parts and it is also suitable for children as it has sections dedicated to them, with games on the PC. My family and I were really satisfied with this visit, so we highly recommend it! (Original) Non sapevo ci fosse una casa museo dedicata a Giuseppe Manno!Tre piani di tutto ciò che sono riusciti a conservare su questo grande uomo!Una guida esperta e molto preparata vi farà appassionare e vi mostrerà tante curiosità su di lui!Il museo è ben fatto,ci sono delle parti multimediali ed è adatto anche ai bambini in quanto ha delle sezioni a loro dedicate, con dei giochi sul PC. Io e la mia famiglia siamo stati davvero soddisfatti di questa visita, perciò la consigliamo vivamente!

(Translated by Google) At the Casa Manno Museum we were able to participate in the guided tour held by the director of the museum, carried out with professionalism and competence. In addition we were lucky enough to meet and listen to the artist painter Esposito Salvatore who described his works exhibited in the rooms to us. Surprising and pleasant experience above all thanks to the passion and care shown in the exhibition and conservation of the house museum of an important, yet little known, historical figure, protagonist of the Italian Risorgimento. Thank you very much, highly recommended visit. (Original) Al Museo Casa Manno abbiamo potuto partecipare alla visita guidata tenuta dal direttore del museo, svolta con professionalità e competenza. In aggiunta abbiamo avuto la fortuna di conoscere e ascoltare l'artista pittore Esposito Salvatore che ci ha descritto le sue opere esposte nelle sale. Esperienza sorprendente e piacevole soprattutto per merito della passione e della cura mostrata nell'esposizione e nella conservazione della casa museo di un importante, quanto poco conosciuto, personaggio storico protagonista del Risorgimento Italiano. Grazie mille, visita consigliatissima.

(Translated by Google) The Museo Casa Manno provides very interesting insights into the life and work of an important man. Various contemporary documents, tastefully arranged and enthusiastically presented by the museum director, give the story a contemporary meaning. A few more documents in English or German would suit the international nature of the exhibition. Regardless of this, this small but very fine museum is definitely recommended. (Original) Das Museo Casa Manno gibt sehr interessante Eindrücke in das Leben und Wirken eines bedeutenden Mannes. Unterschiedliche Zeitzeugnisse geschmackvoll arrangiert und durch den Museumsleiter enthusiastisch dargeboten, verleihen der Geschichte eine gegenwärtige Bedeutung. Etwas mehr Belege in englischer oder deutscher Sprache würden der Internationalität der Ausstellung entgegenkommen. Ungeachtet dessen ist dieses kleine aber sehr feine Museum durchaus zu empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum that I almost discarded as we were tired and we didn't know what it was about! Once we arrived, the enthusiasm and preparation of the tour operator at the counter overwhelmed us, making us aware of an illustrious person from Alghero, a brilliant and upright person, who lived in the period of Camillo Benso.... I won't add anything else! Go see it!!! (Original) Eccellente museo che avevo quasi scartato in quanto stanchi e non avevamo chiaro di cosa si trattasse! Una volta arrivati l'entusiasmo e la preparazione dell' operatore turistico allo sportello ci ha travolti mettendoci a conoscenza di un'illustre algherese, persona geniale ed integerrima, vissuto in periodo di Camillo Benso.... Non aggiungo altro! Andate a vederlo!!!

(Translated by Google) A place rich in history, culture, art and curiosity. A jewel within a jewel city. It is worth a visit for a lot of reasons, one above all the passion, competence and kindness of its director, Mauro Porcu, capable of making you leave there confident that you know something more about your land and some of your illustrious countrymen. Visit it! (Original) Un luogo ricco di storia, cultura, arte e curiosità. Un gioiello dentro una città gioiello. Merita una visita per un sacco di motivi, uno su tutto la passione, la competenza e la gentilezza del suo direttore, Mauro Porcu, capace di farti uscire da lì sicuro di sapere qualcosa in più della tua terra e di alcuni tuoi illustri conterranei. Visitatelo!

From the car park it is approx. 3 km, 223 meters in altitude and can easily be done in one hour (up and down). Sturdy shoes should still be with you, as there are hardly any fixed paths.

So amazing place with incredible view! Highly recommend. Just 20-30 minut walk from parking.

We went there after Grotta di Nettuno, around 6-7pm in August. Not an easiest trekking (flip flops not recommended) but rather a short one. You can go higher than the cave and the views are breathtaking, it was empty when we went there! We noticed quite a crowd at the viewpoint Foradada just before the sunset. Highly recommended!

Amazing view of 'Foradada' a little rock in the middle of the sea. From this spot you can enjoy a surprisingly amazing sunset. Also, there is a little trekking (entry level) to reach the high point which make the sunset view more funny. Suggested!

Magnificent views, worth visiting! Easy to get there by 30 minutes walk up the clif. Not for someone with fear of heights as there are two places on the way that might be problematic.

We ran into this beatiful lookout point on accident while exploring the island with our scooters and immediatly fell in love with this cliff. You rarely habe such a great view as you have there. It only gets better the further you walk up the cliffs. We even returned the next day to watch the sunset there! A must see for everyone!

The 20/25 min hike under the hot Summer sun is worth every bit just to gaze into the amazing view of sardegnan Sea and Hills. You can go to belvedere foradada by car and it's around 20 to 25 min hike from there.

Little historical museum about the people of Fertilia exiled from Dalmatia. Touching. Great presentation by the guy manning the visit.

The museum tells the story of the 4000 Italians who flew from the nowadays Croatian coast, following the second world war ups and downs and the International treaty that settled the Italian-Jugoslavian border in 1956. Though presented with passion by the local volunteers, which are descendents of those families, it's worth remembering that when it comes to the reasons of the exodus the museum greatly builds on the memories of the locals and cannot be taken as a 100% accurate historic picture of what happened in those territories in those years. Rich in objects, pictures and short movies it's a moving experience that shows how often good will and stamina can overcome the hardship of life. A recommended cultural break to cast a light on an mostly unknown moment in history. A plus: every ticket includes a guided tour. Personal tours can be arranged on the phone, at no extra cost.

Very friendly guide. A hidden story.

It should be open, but it was closed

(Translated by Google) A very moving visit to this small but precious museum, which offers a glimpse of our history about which very little is known. I recommend a careful and thorough visit, along with watching the very interesting films. (Original) Molto emozionante la visita a questo piccolo, ma prezioso museo che narra uno spaccato della nostra storia di cui sa davvero poco. Consiglio una visita attenta e accurata, unitamente alla visione dei filmati molto interessanti.

(Translated by Google) Fertilia is a magical place, but only by visiting this museum will you truly understand its importance and charm. This area tells one of Italy's harshest, most courageous, and yet forgotten stories. Fertilia is a marvelous city whose silence conceals a great story waiting to be told, and it is here that you can find the notes and the voice that will lead you to discover this beautiful and poignant song. All Italian. Proudly ITALIAN. The museum is small but well-managed, and the people who guide you will make you want to stay and listen for hours. You won't regret following this review. (Original) Fertilia è un posto magico ma solo visitando questo museo ne capirete davvero l'importanza e il fascino. Questo territorio racconta una delle storie più dure, valorose e al contempo dimenticate di Italia. Fertilia è una città meravigliosa dietro il cui silenzio si cela una grande storia da raccontare e proprio qui potrete trovare le note e la voce che vi faranno scoprire questa bella e struggente canzone. Tutta italiana. Orgogliosamente ITALIANA. Il museo è piccolo ma ben gestito e la persone che vi guida vi farà voglia di rimanere ad ascoltarlo per ore intere. Non vi pentirete di seguire questa recensione.

(Translated by Google) Unique museum and engaging and comprehensive guide. The cost of the ticket, including other museums and natural areas, is €9 and there is no ticket for the museum alone as would be desirable. By the way, I was in Fertilia two years ago, I could not visit the museum but I had taken the brochure and I read that the visit to the museum alone was €5. (Original) Museo unico nel suo genere e guida coinvolgente ed esaustiva. Il costo del biglietto, comprensivo di altri musei ed aree naturalistiche, è di 9€ e non è previsto un biglietto per il solo museo come sarebbe auspicabile. Tra l'altro sono stata a Fertilia due anni fa, non ho potuto visitare il museo ma avevo preso il depliant e leggo che la visita al solo museo era di 5€.

It's very cosy and precious

So historical and nice

Beatiful little theater...

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(Translated by Google) Yesterday I attended the comedy in Algherese by Pino Piras, an emblematic figure of Sardinian culture, who continues to enchant the public with his lively satire and his acute social observation. The performance of "País de Alegries" at the Teatro Civico is not only a cultural event, but also a journey through time that takes spectators back to the Alghero of the 70s, a city struggling with social problems such as unemployment and the housing crisis . This musical comedy, performed for the first time in 1977, marked a turning point in Alghero musical comedy, thanks to its extraordinary success and Piras' ability to tackle difficult topics with sarcasm and humour. His work is an example of how art can be a powerful tool for reflection and social criticism, while maintaining audience entertainment and engagement. The theater itself, with its unique wooden structure in Sardinia, offers an intimate and welcoming atmosphere that amplifies the experience of the show. The comedy was revived by the Cabirol Association with the Nova Companya del Reganal, demonstrating the lasting value of Piras' work and its impact on Alghero culture. (Original) Ieri ho assistito alla commedia in Algherese di Pino Piras, una figura emblematica della cultura sarda, continua a incantare il pubblico con la sua vivace satira e la sua acuta osservazione sociale. La rappresentazione di "País de Alegries" al Teatro Civico non è solo un evento culturale, ma anche un viaggio nel tempo che riporta gli spettatori nell'Alghero degli anni '70, una città alle prese con problemi sociali come la disoccupazione e la crisi abitativa. Questa commedia musicale, rappresentata per la prima volta nel 1977, ha segnato un punto di svolta nella commedia musicale algherese, grazie al successo straordinario e alla capacità di Piras di affrontare temi difficili con sarcasmo e umorismo. La sua opera è un esempio di come l'arte possa essere uno strumento potente per la riflessione e la critica sociale, mantenendo allo stesso tempo l'intrattenimento e l'engagement del pubblico. Il teatro stesso, con la sua unica struttura lignea in Sardegna, offre un'atmosfera intima e accogliente che amplifica l'esperienza dello spettacolo. La commedia è stata riproposta dall'Associazione Cabirol con la Nova Companya del Reganal, dimostrando il valore duraturo dell'opera di Piras e il suo impatto sulla cultura algherese.

(Translated by Google) Visited during open monuments, truly very beautiful and characteristic. (Original) Visitata durante monumenti aperti, veramente molto bello e caratteristico.

(Translated by Google) Ancient and well-maintained. The guided tour is wonderful, costing only €4 but priceless. Go and you'll feel like you've never been to a theater before. I've visited the Regio in Parma, the Fenice in Venice, and many others, but I've seen things I've never seen before and understood historical realities like never before. You can find the schedule on their website. It's ABSOLUTELY worth it. (Original) Antico e tenuto bene. Meravigliosa la visita guidata che costa solo 4 euro ma non ha prezzo. Andateci e vi sentirete come fosse la prima volta che entrate in un teatro. Io ho visitato il Regio di Parma, la Fenice di Venezia e molti altri ma ho visto cose mai viste e compreso realtà storiche come mai prima. Trovate gli orari sul loro sito Merita ASSOLUTAMENTE