Cagliari, Italy skyline: the 43 most iconic buildings and best views in Cagliari

This was a cool stop I walked to from the cruise port, it was uphill the entire time but the views were pretty cool. There are many stairs to get to the top, and once you get there there are several benches and some trees. Unfortunately none of the benches had shade.

One more bastion. Built in the late 19th century on the ancient city walls. Connects the lower city to the historic Castello district. From the top, enjoy stunning panoramic views over the city, port, and sea. A perfect spot to relax and take photos.

It's a beautiful old structure with wonderful panoramic views of the city once you climb the elegant staircase. Just be warned it can be swarming with tourists taking Insta photos and TikTok videos which can detract from the experience. Don't forget to open your eyes and drink it all in ❤️

Nice view, you can buy umbrellas or hats from vendors there. I recommend not going in sunny weather and during the lunch hours as it is very hot.

The view is astonishing. It is very close to the city center with good restaurants and coffee houses. Free access to the top – a must-visit if you are already in Cagliari.

Historic place with beautiful views of the city! Great for pictures 📸

Excellent building, very large and interesting. Must show whilst you are visiting Cagliari.

Very disappointed that such an amazing piece of history isn’t given more attention. The site was undergoing “renovations” when we arrived and this restricted access to the site, however there wasn’t much evidence of renovation, and there wasn’t any clearly defined access paths past where we had to stop, so I don’t know how they would protect the amphitheatre which last tourists visited. The €4 entry fee was very cheap, but you can see everything from outside the fence line, so don’t bother. There needs to be a serious injection of cash into this historical site to protect it and make it more attractive and accessible for tourists.

This place has so much potential but unfortunately it is not well used. The entrance ticket is 3 EUR but it is worth the money because you get as close as possible to the amphitheater. Overall, I sincerely hope that the authorities will implement something to make the place accessible to the general public because it can become very popular with a little bit of investment preserving it

Worth visiting, it is a small ticket price and very little to sea but you get a short history lesson from the ticket seller.

Sadly we didn't have time to go in a look at the exhibition and site. As we were just driving through. But the antiquity of the place was splendid. We parked for free right by it. And there were views from the side. Go up hill and and across to get to the old town. Magnificent views

Unfortunately, people are not allowed to get close or enter the underground areas until further notice as they have been deemed unsafe. But you still must pay for tickets to walk a few feet down a narrow walkway by the ticket booth near the entrance. We were allowed stand by the booth to look and take pictures without purchasing.

The place is in an ok shape but not wonderfully preserved. You can’t go in the ruins, only see them from the top or the bottom. That makes it not worth it to pay the entrance fee, just walk around it.

I went to visit the amphitheatre within the stated opening time, arriving with 30 minutes to spare at 16.30. Unfortunately the staff, who were rude and uncompromising told me that there wasn’t much to see and also that they had closed the till and therefore I could not pay the €3 to walk down a 50 meter path to have a closer look at the ancient amphitheatre. This was despite me travelling there, arriving within the advertised time and for a typical entrance, according to them, lasting about 5 minutes. I would have left long before the closing time. The staff seemed more keen to finish work early than to accommodate visitors to this historic site of Cagliari.

Nice little museum. We preferred the outdoor spaces

The only part open is the oriental exhibition which mostly showcases weapons. Only 3eur. The views are blocked off because of falling masonry (modern stuff not the ancient stone!). Any other exhibitions are not open, under extensive renovations.

(Translated by Google) The wax museum is fantastic. The anatomical models of the human body are a masterpiece and an invaluable heritage in my opinion. (Original) Il museo delle cere è fantastico. I modelli d'anatomie del corpo umano sono un capo lavoro e un patrimonio secondo il mio parere inestimabile.

(Translated by Google) A splendid museum complex comprising the Wax Museum, the Museum of Siamese Art, the Ethnographic Museum, and the Art Gallery. All these sites are free to visit on the first Sunday of every month. (Original) Splendido complesso di musei comprendente il museo delle cere anatomiche, il museo di arte siamese, il museo etnografico e la pinacoteca. Tutti questi siti sono visitabili gratuitamente la prima domenica di ogni mese.

(Translated by Google) Personally, I feel this is the most comfortable place in Cagliari, perfect for daydreaming while looking at the scenery. (Original) 个人感觉这是卡利亚里最舒服的地方，非常适合看着景色发呆

(Translated by Google) A fascinating museum with archaeological finds of great interest, it tells the story of Sardinia's rich human history. (Original) Museo affascinante e con reperti archeologico di grande interesse, racconto di quanta storia umana ci sia in Sardegna.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting. At the center of the heart of Cagliari. First Sunday of the month free entry. (Original) Da visitare . Al centro del cuore di Cagliari. Prima domenica del mese ingresso gratuito .

The Torre dell'Elefante (1307) stands on the ramparts of Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy. The tower was built during a period of Pisan domination to defend against the threat of an Aragonese invasion. The tower defended the western entrance to the Quartiere Castello of medieval Cagliari. A retractable draw gate controlled access to the medieval city from the lower town. The sculpture of an elephant to the left of the gate gave the tower its name.

Very interesting structure, historic and quite mesmerizing.

The tower is beautiful but has been temporarily closed for around 2 years, which is a pity. In 2022 was open, but from 2023 they closed it and today it’s the same. Many important tourist attractions in Cagliari are closed for some reason unfortunately..

Interesting tower with history, there are old doors left from 14 century. Could be a information desk with history about the tower

From outside looks interesting, pitty that it was closed, one star minus

Torre dell’Elefante is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Climbing to the top rewards you with panoramic views over Cagliari and the sea. A well-preserved medieval tower that connects history, architecture, and breathtaking scenery.

Impressive monumental tower. Sadly it is now closed but the view of it remains impressive!

It's 2€ and the staff I met is really kind and answers questions readily. It needs to be updated for my taste though. If you don't already know a lot about the Roman domus it will be mostly piles of stones for you. They've got a mosaic of a flower, which is quite beautiful and they allow you to touch the ruins which was a rare treat for me.

Sadly the amazing potential of this site remains unrealised. With some maintenance, signs and care this would be a wonderful testament to Cagliari’s history.

I was there on a Sunday morning, it was closed and looks totally abandoned. The site looks nice from the outside but completely neglected, nature is sadly taking over.

It's only 1 or 2 euro entrance fee and you can walk freely between the ruins

For ancient Rome times' fan

Haven't yet found it open at four, neither at half past four, giving it a last try tomorrow... :-(

Incredible Roman site in the middle of the old city

A must-visit for anyone interested in ancient history. The museum offers a well-curated journey through prehistoric to Roman times. The highlight is the impressive collection of Nuragic bronze statuettes. Also worth seeing are the Neolithic artifacts, Punic and Roman finds. It is not so big. You will need a little bit more than one and a half hours. Recommend to visit.

It's a well-done museum, not as big as some of the larger cities, but very comprehensive, covering prehistory up until the Middle ages. The ramps and staircases can be a little bit confusing as you start at the most ancient and hopefully end up at the most recent. Currently it is €10.

A lot of history in this museum, must see if you visit Cagliari. 10 eur is the price but worth the money.

Must visit for anyone in Sardinia, to go beyond just the beaches and the food and learn a lot about the history of the island and its people. Not too big, but quite comprehensive museum with some amazing, out of this world monuments from the Nuragic period.

Amazing museum, if you are just a little bit curious about Sardinian history this place is must have to visit.

I visited with my family the archeological site of Nora with a guided tour, so beautiful and interesting, and then we found here the ancient objects our guide was telling us about. Also, we went to the archeological site of Tharros for a lyrical concert, and again, we found here the Giants of Tharros. Highly recommended! And the neighborhood is beautiful, too! With nice restaurants and cafes nearby.

Nice museum if you're interested in the history of Sardinia and the Romans. We were there with our children (ages 7 and 9), but that was not appreciated by a very rude female staff member. It was clear that this rude woman did not tolerate children. A real shame, because children are exactly the ones you can teach something about history — but unfortunately, this woman didn’t think so and made that clear by staring at us with wide eyes and constantly following us around. So, if you're going with your children, be warned. If you're not with children, then it's definitely recommended.

Beautiful church, but be aware, as in the rest of Sardegna, opening hours often differ between reality and what's been published online.

Stunning church and lovely guarden in the back with stunning view.. but keep in mind that—like much things in Sardinia—the opening hours don’t always match what you’ll find online.

The origins of this church date back to 1324 in order to offer spiritual assistance to soldiers engaged in the siege of the city. The statue of Virgin Mary is housed in the splendid sanctuary (City Tour Cagliari). The driver of the tour bus was nice enough to slow down so we, tourists can take a good shot of the church.

It looks gorgeous outside, unfortunately I couldn’t go inside because of the funeral

Very nice and amazing place - you can find here a tranquility. We were here alone and visited both churches - both of them are beautiful and full of faith.

Cemetery is closed for visits. Not opening any more.

Simply stunning

Very small castle located on the highest part of Cagliari. The walk up to the castle is a KILLER, and there is no shade at all or someplace to sit, so if visiting during spring/summer, water is a necessity. I would suggest going by car as there is a parking area just a few meters away. Having said all that, the view up the hill is marvellous. The castle itself is very small, and it showcases life during variois periods, especially what people used to wear along the centuries.

Castle is on the top of the almost tree-less hill / dont take the hike in the middle of sunny day! ;) The views are top and the walk from the bus took us around 20mins to the top including taking pictures. The castle entrance fee was 4E and additional 2E for guide. Our guy was David - and the be honest without the guide it is pointless to go there, since all descriptions are in italian (unless you speak italian of course). We enjoyed the visit and many interesting information about the castle and sardinia itself. The building is not that big, so dont expect like huge fortress or so.

There is nothing to see inside at this time. Almost all exhibits are covered. It's not even worth the 4€ per visit. The surroundings and the outside are beautiful. You don't have to pay for it.

A beautiful overlook, generally used as a local social center.

Beautiful castle with beautiful views! You can walk up from the car park. There’s a cafe near the castle too for refreshments!

A small medieval castle on a hilltop, amazing views. A must place to visit for castle lovers. A hidden gem that most tourists probably don't know evwn exists. It's a bit outside the city centre, but you can get here by bus. There is no shade, so dress accordingly and bring water if you come in the summer months (and can be very windy in wintertime...)

Do not go inside! €4 entry fee and absolutely nothing inside. No exhibits. No displays. Shocking. Just walk outside for the pictures and the views.

The Palazzo Civico is the town hall of Cagliari. It is a beautiful two-towered building in the Marina district very near the train & bus stations and Piazza Matteotti.

Walk along the city centre. Nice downtown.

Beautifully restaured

(Translated by Google) The historic Art Nouveau building, home to the town hall of Cagliari, represents an architectural icon of the city. Positioned near the port and train and bus stations, the palace is steeped in the region's rich history. With its elegant lines and artistic details, this building embodies the golden age of Art Nouveau architecture. Besides being an administrative place, it is also a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors fascinated by its beauty and historical importance. The palace continues to serve as the focal point of the community, uniting past and present in a fascinating blend of city culture and tradition. (Original) Il palazzo storico in stile liberty, sede del municipio di Cagliari, rappresenta un'icona architettonica della città. Posizionato vicino al porto e alle stazioni dei treni e degli autobus, il palazzo è immerso nella ricca storia della regione. Con le sue eleganti linee e dettagli artistici, questo edificio incarna l'epoca d'oro dell'architettura liberty. Oltre ad essere un luogo amministrativo, è anche una meta turistica popolare, attirando visitatori affascinati dalla sua bellezza e dalla sua importanza storica. Il palazzo continua a fungere da punto focale della comunità, unendo passato e presente in un connubio affascinante di cultura e tradizione cittadina.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent building located on a pleasant commercial artery opposite a shaded, flowery and well-appointed square (Original) Un magnifique bâtiment situé sur une agréable artère commerciale en face d'une place ombragée fleurie et bien aménagée

(Translated by Google) Directly across from Piazza Matteotti stands Cagliari's magnificent town hall. At the entrance on the right, you'll find a tourist office where you can pick up free city maps and current information—ideal for a quick orientation. 👍Tip: Pick up your information material here before you head towards the castle. This way, you can plan your route better and won't miss any of the hidden sights along the way. (Original) Direkt gegenüber der Piazza Matteotti steht das prächtige Rathaus von Cagliari. Am Eingang auf der rechten Seite findest du ein Touristenbüro, wo du kostenlose Stadtpläne und aktuelle Infos bekommst – ideal, um dich kurz zu orientieren. 👍Tipp: Hol dir hier gleich dein Infomaterial, bevor du Richtung Castello aufbrichst. So kannst du deine Route besser planen und verpasst keine der versteckten Sehenswürdigkeiten unterwegs.

(Translated by Google) The city administration building. A very beautiful building—both inside and out. Many rooms are apparently open to the public, but I haven't checked. The city's tourist office is also located here. (Original) Ort der Stadtverwaltung. Sehr schönes Gebäude – sowohl von außen als auch im Innenbereich. Viele Räume sind wohl auch öffentlich zugänglich, ich habe aber nicht nachgeschaut. Hier ist auch das Tourismisbüro der Stadt untergebracht.

(Translated by Google) We were warmly welcomed by the owners, very kind. The apartment is very characteristic and comfortable, very clean and with a lot of attention to detail. Excellent location in the heart of Cagliari (Original) Siamo stati accolti calorosamente dai proprietari, molto gentili. L'appartamento è molto caratteristico e confortevole, ben pulito e tanta attenzione per i dettagli. Ottima posizione nel cuore di Cagliari

The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and Santa Cecilia, often known as the Cagliari Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the picturesque city of Cagliari, Sardinia. Its history dates back to the thirteenth century, with building beginning in 1258 after the city was conquered by Pisa. Over the ages, the cathedral has experienced several repairs and adjustments, resulting in an intriguing mix of architectural styles such as Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical. The cathedral's main front, a magnificent example of Neoclassical architecture, was renovated in the eighteenth century. In contrast, the bell tower, a robust survival from the thirteenth century, emanates a particular Romanesque character. Admission to the cathedral is usually free, however there may be a small cost to enter particular portions, such as the martyrs' chapel. Visitors are politely asked to dress modestly when viewing the cathedral, and it is best to check about the schedule of religious services, since access may be restricted during certain hours.

The outside doesn’t look like much but the inside is breathtaking. It is big, highly decorated and the crypt is nice. The marble statues and pillars are incredibly beautiful. You can enter for free and give a small price for the crypt.

Beautiful baroque church. Please be mindful of your attire when you enter. There is a crypt under the altar that you can visit- entrance is on the left side and exit on the right. There is a shop by the left side that sells some rosaries and other stuff, very affordable and highly recommend. We parked infront of the church, just after the steps, only park if you are a small car (smart, fiat panda, hyundai i10). Otherwise, there are designated parking area or you risk blocking the road.

If you’re in Cagliari, you shouldn’t miss the Cathedral. It’s not only a religious and historical landmark, but also a fascinating mix of architectural styles, scenic views, an atmospheric crypt, and a sense of deep history. Especially recommended for those who appreciate architecture, art, and strolling through charming old streets.

The cathedral looks great also from outside as well from inside. Not many people inside, the entrance is free

Beautiful cathedral. Well worth the visit but go early to avoid other tourists. Pop some cash in the box and visit the crypt.

Beautiful church! The mass it’s at 11:30am but still will be open for a while. Around its many art, sculpture, lovely floors and columns.

A beautiful palace, a piece of history unexpectedly discovered during the city stroll. Some information about the kings of Sardinia, historical facts make the place quite interesting. We were in summer, it was not busy.

A nice small palace, I love the chandeliers and one of the best view of the city. I was quite surprised that nobody was there. You could see here the new emblem of the Sardinia flag, to be honest I prefer the old version. For only €3 the tickets, deserve the visit. As well is a good thing to do when the city is so hot 🥵

The Palazzo Regio is a highly recommended stop if you’re in Cagliari, especially for those who love history, architecture, and elegant interiors. It’s not just a museum but a living historical site that tells the story of Sardinia’s long and complex past. If you’re already visiting the Cathedral of Santa Maria, the Palazzo Regio is the perfect complement — nearby, visually and culturally connected, and it enriches the experience of the old town.

At only €3 for entry this was a lovely break from the sun. A beautiful palace inside and some good information in English about all the rooms. There are nice clean toilets here for guests too. An interesting visit.

We only had a short time to look around and it was rather busy. But the location, views and history here is simply breathtaking. Id recommend the buggy tour to get up here if you struggle with steep hills. But there are steps to manage also. Fantastic and we can't wait to come back to see and do more.

The building today is the prefecture of Cagliari. From outside it is very attractive. It was once a royal palace and it is possible to visit some of its historical rooms.

The Palazzo Regio in Cagliari, Italy, was the seat of the viceroy of Sardinia in the 14th century. It's currently the Ufficio Territoriale del Governo. The Sardinian flag with the St George's Cross and four heads of Moors flies from a balcony.

Beautiful old church with a free entry. There is also an archeological site to see near the church. I recommend this attraction to every tourist!

It is very simple, but it has a certain charm and I loved the contrast against the overly decorated, gold-plated churches you normally see in Italy. It felt very spiritual, is fascinating in its ancient history and has a beautifully minimalist interior.

Beautiful Palaeo-Christian basilica with the excavation area (necropolis). Free entrance.

+ Well maintained + No entry fees + No queue (in April 2024) - Parking near by is difficult. Parked in white llpatking near Generali building and walked.

The Basilica of San Saturnino dates back to the 6th century AD, but according to the experts it probably still existed in the 5th century. Saturnino would have been beheaded in 304 because he didn't deny his Christian faith. San Saturnino is also the patron Saint of Cagliari.

Well preserved remains of a 6th century early Christian basilica

A well maintained monument in a central place in Cagliari.

Impressive church. Definitely worth stopping by and taking a look inside.

A beautiful front. Sad that it was closed and we could not visit inside.

Awesome from outside, but inside there is little to nothing (only white walls).

Beautiful church.

Charming

Nice church and a beautiful Sunday service.

Was closed, nice from outside, some cafes around

(Translated by Google) The church was probably built after 1554, on top of a pre-existing church, dedicated to Saint Elizabeth, when the noblewoman Gerolama Rams Dessena, who together with other daughters of the Cagliari nobility had dedicated herself to monastic life, had the adjacent cloistered monastery built . (Original) La chiesa venne probabilmente costruita dopo il 1554, sopra una preesistente chiesa, dedicata a sant'Elisabetta, quando la nobildonna Gerolama Rams Dessena, che insieme ad altre figlie della nobiltà cagliaritana si era dedicata alla vita monastica, fece edificare l'adiacente monastero di clausura.

(Translated by Google) In the convent next door there is a secret crypt which was walled up many years ago after the discovery of niches dug into the rock where the bodies of newborns wrapped in linen had been placed, children of local nuns from clandestine relationships... sometimes strange noises are heard at night and they say they are the spirits of these souls still trapped there (Original) Nel convento affianco c'e' una cripta segreta che fu murata tanti anni fa dopo il ritrovamento di nicchie scavate nella roccia dove erano stati messi corpi di neonati avvolti nel lino, figli di monache del posto avuti da rapporti clandestini.....a volte si sentono rumori strani la notte e dicono siano gli spiriti di queste anime ancora intrappopati li

(Translated by Google) The Church of the Purissima is set in the upper part of Cagliari, the Castello district. The building dates back to the 16th century and was built on a pre-existing church. The 16th century wooden altar is very interesting. Adoration takes place daily. (Original) La Chiesa della Purissima è incastonata nella parte alta di Cagliari, il quartiere di Castello. L'edificio è del XVI secolo ed è stato edificato su una chiesa preesistente. Molto interessante l'altare ligneo del XVI secolo. Quotidianamente si svolge l'adorazione.

(Translated by Google) This simple and beautiful church almost hidden in via la marmora is not easy to visit due to the particular opening hours, not exactly for tourists. If you are interested, however, at 8 in the morning from Tuesday to Saturday you can admire the beautiful altar, its chapels with the sleeping Assumption, a splendid organ and a marble pulpit, its Catalan Gothic structure. From the photos you will notice the beauty of simplicity. (Original) Questa semplice e bellissima chiesa quasi nascosta in via la marmora nn è facile da visitare per via degli orari di apertura particolari, nn proprio da turista. Se siete interessati pero, alle 8 del mattino dal martedi al sabato potrete ammirare il bell altare, le sue cappelle con l assunta dormiente, uno splendido organo e un pulpito marmoreo, la sua struttura gotico catalana. Dalle foto potrete notare la bellezza della semplicita.

(Translated by Google) Recently restored, a splendid example of sixteenth-century art, excellently managed by the nuns. Can be visited on request. One of the hidden monuments of ancient Cagliari. (Original) Restaurata di recente, splendido esempio di arte cinquecentesca, eccellentemente gestita dalle suore. Visitabile a richiesta. Uno dei monumenti nascosti della Cagliari antica.

(Translated by Google) really beautiful, small but rich in history if you are in the castle area of ​​the historic center of Cagliari and you are fascinated by the sacredness of the churches, pay them a visit, they are not always open but if you find them open it is really worth a visit (Original) veramente bella piccola ma ricca di storia se vi trovate nella zona di castello centro storico di Cagliari e vi affascina la sacralità delle chiese fategli visita non è sempre aperta ma se la trovatw aperta vale davvero la pena di visitarla

(Translated by Google) I hadn't been here until many years ago. It was a wonderful surprise to discover this jewel of Cagliari (Original) Non ero stata qui se non molti anni fa. È stata una bellissima sorpresa scoprire questo gioiello di Cagliari

Great location, clean and comfortable room, 24 hr front desk. We arrived late, so that was nice. We had booked for two twins, but the king hadn't been separated when we arrived. They gave us some extra sheets and said we could do it ourselves. True, but also kind of strange.

Great, charming, well decorated hotel; perfect location for the old city, the train and bus station; friendly and helpful staff. Our room was comfortable, spotless and quiet. Good breakfast and we enjoyed the displays of the vintage toys displayed on the staircase. Because it is located in the city there is no parking available at the hotel itself but they have a limited amount of discount vouchers for the nearby secure car park (call ahead, perhaps) - otherwise, as we did, you have to pay the full amount, 1.80 euros/hr. A free car park is a little further away but it’s not secure so don’t leave anything visible in the car.

Really a nice place with charming decor. A full restaurant. Included breakfast is great. Large bathroom. Good bed, firm. AC would not stay in but it would work fine when I tricked it into running. Not a huge deal. There was a nice balcony overlooking a parking area behind the old buildings. So the view was no big deal but it was nice having the balcony People were very nice. Location very close to the restaurants and shops. We could not drive onto the block where the hotel is so, we had to park and quickly bring our luggage a half block to the lobby, get the parking ticket, then go move the car to the provided lot Nearby. The lot is a few minutes away so you kinda have to do it this way. I would stay there again.

Very friendly and professionally run place. The food at the restaurant was excellent with many traditional dishes. All staff and members were friendly warm and very attentive. We felt at home .

We were so pleased with our stay!! The location couldn’t be more convenient and our room was extremely pleasant and clean. The bed was large and very comfortable, plus we had a huge window with great natural light. It is right in the center of the restaurant area, but inside the building everything is totally silent. Plus, the service was all-around spectacular—all of the front desk employees were eager to help make our stay as smooth as possible, and they did. They also provide free parking at a protected lot around the corner if you book your stay with the hotel directly!

Super near to the train station. Rooms are perfect, everything is working well. Decoration is beautiful. We had the sweet suits, with a large balcony. Food is great, everyone is listening to your needs and cleaning ladies are absolutely adorable. Shower products are very good. Perfect stay at flora.

Stayed here for 9 nights recently. We were quite surprised by some of the bad reviews actually as our experience was excellent. We found all the staff to be very polite, friendly and helpful. The daily breakfast was nothing fancy, but more that adequate with a good selection of cereals, yoghurt, breads and a few warm items. The location of the hotel can’t be beat, right next to the main dining streets. The hotel was spotlessly clean with daily turnover by the cleaners who were also very friendly. We were in room 102 that had a huge outdoor terrace with seating. Total value for money and highly recommend this hotel

The tower was built in 1305 and is a "twin" of Torre d'Elefante which is also in the Old Town. You can climb to the top and see amazing views over Cagliari and to the sea.

Excellent views, even better that the view from the Tower of the Elephant, which is the most recognized. Beautiful

A well preserved medieval tower

Closed 2022

No sense

Excellent view, breathtaking descent.

Well maintained

we visited as part of an underground tour, and i, a theology nerd, absolutely loved it. a super fascinating space with so much history in such a small area.

If you want to just get an idea of the multiple sites which are underground in Cagliari for only 3 euros per person you can’t go wrong with this place. It’s just big enough for a 10 minute visit but will give you a good idea of these underground caves which are all over Cagliari. Nice and cool break from the hot weather in Cagliari!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Cripta di Santa Restituta in Cagliari is a fascinating underground cave that captures the city’s rich history. Located right in the middle of Cagliari, in the historic Stampace district, it’s easy to get to by walking. This hypogeum has served many purposes over the centuries, from a limestone quarry and Phoenician cult site to a World War II refuge. The cool, underground environment is a perfect escape from the heat. Highlights include the beautifully preserved 13th-century painting of St. John the Baptist and the marble statue of Santa Restituta. The site has been wonderfully restored, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts. I saw everything within 15 minutes, so it’s ideal for a short, yet captivating trip!

I don't have much knowledge about crypts, so it wasn’t particularly fascinating for me, but it was a small***, decent place to visit—and a nice, cool escape from the heat.

The Cripta di Santa Restituta offers an interesting experience, though it’s quite small. Information are available in multiple languages, which is helpful. You can explore the site in about 10 minutes. Ticket costs €3, making it a budget-friendly visit if you’re in the area.

3 euros 💶 to enter this crypt. It’s nice to check out, but you’re out in 10 minutes – it’s not very big. Everyone was very polite 😃

The crypt is much bigger than you can expect. It was a nice escape from killing hot weather in Cagliari. It is for sure worth visiting. Admission fee is 2 EUR. The only challenge is to find a parking spot in this area.

(Translated by Google) The foundation must have started in the 16th century, there are records that it was built above a chapel of the Knights Templar. The crypt and the area around it, today Piazza del Santo Sepolcro, were used as a cemetery. The interior of the church is very interesting. (Original) A fundação deve início no século XVI, há resgistros, de que foi edificada acima de uma capela dos cavaleiros templários. A cripta e a área ao redor, hoje é a piazza del Santo Sepolcro, eram utilizadas como cemitério. O interior da igreja é muito interessante.

(Translated by Google) Legend has it that it was built on the remains of the Chapel of the Convent of the Knights Templar, but the news is not confirmed. What is certain is that we know that the current structure dates back to the 16th century with renovations in the 18th century. The church was managed by a Confraternity that took care of burying the poor, who were buried in the small square in front (used as a cemetery..) and in the crypts. The interior of the church is baroque. With several works of art, among which there is the Crucifix of the Black Jesus (it is called this because it was drowned by a deranged person who tried to burn it...). When visiting the crypts, you will also see a disturbing fresco depicting Death, with the Latin writing, which translated says..."I spare no one". It can be visited freely with an offer, at the times indicated (not always respected, however....). (Original) La leggenda vuole che sia stata costruita sui resti della Cappella del Convento dei Cavalieri Templari, ma la notizia non è confermata. Di sicuro, sappiamo che la struttura attuale, risale al XVI secolo con rifacimenti del settecento. La chiesa era gestita da una Confraternita che si occupava di dare sepoltura ai poveri, che venivano inumati nella piazzetta antistante ( usata come cimitero..) e nelle cripte. L'interno della chiesa è barocco. Con diverse opere d'arte, tra le quali c'è il Crocifisso del Gesù nero ( si chiama così perché annegato da uno squilibrato che aveva cercato di bruciarlo..). Nel visitare le cripte, vedrete anche un inquietante affresco che raffigura la Morte, con la scritta latina, che tradotta dice..."io non risparmio nessuno". È visitabile liberamente con offerta, negli orari indicati ( non sempre rispettati, però....).

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, absolutely worth visiting (Original) Molto bella, da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful with many breathtaking works, the crypt is very suggestive. (Original) Molto bella con tante opere mozzafiato, molto suggestiva la cripta.

(Translated by Google) This church, together with its square, is part of an interesting urban environment, behind the Abatte church, which is at a higher level facing the main commercial street Giussepe Manno and 2 pedestrian paths that link them.....one consisting of a tunnel staircase and the other a winding staircase.......they make up an original urban complex. (Original) esta iglesia, junto a su plaza forma parte de un interesante ambiente urbano, a espaldas de la iglesia Abatte que esta a un nivel mas elevado con frente sobre la calle principal comercial Giussepe Manno y 2 vias peatonales que las vinculan.....una constituida por una escalinata en tunel y la otra una escalinata serpenteante....... conforman un conjunto urbano original.

(Translated by Google) Too bad we weren't able to see it because it was closed....unfortunately we were told that it opens according to the moons so much so that it is called "psycho" we waited 1 hour compared to the timetable and nothing.... (Original) Peccato non essere riuscita a vederla perché chiusa....purtroppo c'è stato detto che apre in base alle lune tanto è vero che viene chiamato "psyco " abbiamo aspettato 1 ora rispetto agli orari e nulla....

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit, plus free entry, anyone who wants can leave an offering. (Original) Bel luogo da visitare, oltrettutto ingresso libero, chi vuole può lasciare un'offerta.

I was here the day before the biggest celebration of saint Ephysius. On 1st of May there is a huge parade in the town so the church was decorated with red flowers.

Make sure you cover your shoulder and thighs

Great atmosphere

Bella

(Translated by Google) A beautiful little church. Every year from 1st to 4th May Sant'Efisio is celebrated with processions in traditional Sardinian clothes. Beautiful! (Original) Una bella chiesetta. Ogni anno dal primo al 4 maggio si festeggia sant'Efisio con processioni in abiti tradizionali Sardi. Bellissimo!

(Translated by Google) A small but very pretty church. A must-see if you're in Cagliari, because a salute to Efis is a must! If you're passing through on May 1st, don't miss the Saint's return from Nora. Please note that the times listed here do not correspond to the actual times. (Original) Chiesetta piccola, ma molto carina. Da vedere se siete a Cagliari perché un saluto a Efis è obbligatorio! Se siete di passaggio durante il 1º maggio, non perdetevi il rientro del Santo da Nora. Attenzione perché gli orari qui presenti non corrispondono a quelli reali.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. We were there just at the end of the Sant'Efisio festival. A wonderful parade, the whole city was sitting on the church steps and celebrating ❤️ (Original) Piękne miejsce. Byliśmy tam akurat na zakończenie święta Sant'Efisio. Wspaniała parada, całe miasto siedziało na schodach kościoła i świętowało ❤️

Amazing historic monument which I am hoping will be kept for future generations to admire

To enjoy currently active Steve Mccurry Icons exhibition, take your hands free / headphones 🎧 with you. And before going inside, install the the app Start Ag. Because inside the internet might not work always. The code is available inside the museum to enjoy narration for each picture. It adds more to the exhibition experience Attached is the app screenshot.

This is yet another amazing medieval building in Piazza Palazzo in Cagliari. Nowadays it is used for hosting exhibitions.

The atmosphere is generally considered peaceful and a stark contrast to the busier, more modern parts of the city.

Most beautiful piazza and Hall at night. Picture perfect. The doors are magnificent

A lovely gallery overlooking Cagliari, next to the wonderful cathedral. The Inge Morath photography exhibition was expertly curated, with the illustrated story of her fascinating life told in the many different rooms of the gallery. Friendly staff, happy to chat about my tee shirt and our shared passion for IPA. A nice and cool space on a hot Sardinian day. Recommended.

Nice place but rather empty, where are the tourists?

The church and the piazza around it, not of particular interest to the majority of tourists, will give you a glimpse of how locals live. I loved the way very similar buildings compete for attention with vividly colored facades and the casual way locals hang their laundry from their windows and balconies right over the street.

Nice

Really beautiful architect, a serendipity when walking in the old town.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Giacomo is the parish church of the Villanova district and overlooks the square of the same name. It was probably built around the middle of the fourteenth century, as reported by an order of the councilors of Castello, and represents an important testimony of Gothic-Catalan architecture in the city. It was restored between the 18th and 19th centuries and the current façade, designed by the architect Gaetano Cima, features typical stylistic features of the neoclassical language. (Original) La Chiesa di San Giacomo è la parrocchiale del quartiere Villanova e si affaccia sulla piazza omonima. Fu eretta probabilmente intorno alla metà del Trecento, come viene riportato da un'ordinazione dei consiglieri di Castello, e rappresenta un'importante testimonianza dell'architettura gotico-catalana in città. Fu restaurata tra il XVIII e il XIX secolo e la facciata attuale, opera dell'architetto Gaetano Cima, presenta stilemi tipici del linguaggio neoclassico.

(Translated by Google) Small church, graceful and ancient. Excellent for weekday masses, a concise priest (not that it's a bad thing if another isn't, but it can be decisive on a working day) and a sober celebration. I won't post photos of the interiors - they are enchanting - so you can discover them for yourself, they will be a nice surprise. (Original) Piccola chiesa, graziosa e antica. Ottima per le sante messe feriali, sacerdote conciso (non che sia un male se un altro non lo è, ma può essere dirimente in un giorno lavorativo) e celebrazione sobria. Non metto foto degli interni - incantevoli - perché possiate scoprirli da soli, saranno una bella sorpresa.

(Translated by Google) The collegiate church of San Giacomo is a parish church in the historic Villanova district of Cagliari. It is located in Piazza San Giacomo, flanked by the façades of the Oratories of the Souls and of the Santissimo Crocifisso. San Giacomo is one of the four oldest parishes in the city. (Original) La collegiata di San Giacomo è una chiesa parrocchiale del quartiere storico Villanova a Cagliari. Si trova in piazza San Giacomo, affiancata dai prospetti degli oratori delle Anime e del Santissimo Crocifisso. San Giacomo è una delle quattro parrocchie più antiche della città.

(Translated by Google) What stands out is its implementation in the urban environment, because being at the foot of a diagonal street going down, it offers a beautiful view. The church is old but has been greatly remodeled, the front being in a neoclassical style from the beginning of the 20th century, but the tower is from the 13th century. (Original) Lo que destaca es su implantacion en el entorno urbano, porque al estar al pie de una calle diagonal en bajada, ofrece una linda visual . la iglesia es antigua pero a sido muy remodelada, siendo el frente en estilo neoclasico de principios del siglo XX, pero la torre es del siglo XIII.

I was walking down a normal street in the suburbs of Cagliari with shops, car mechanic, restaurants, etc. and this hidden gem popped up! It's a Roman tomb. It costs €3 to enter. Unfortunately I couldn't visit as I was there on a Sunday.

Well-kept ancient burial place and very helpful guide who will explain it all after paying a small entrance fee. However, it is a small site, so it is not really worth a detour. If it is convenient for you, definitely visit it.

We went on a Monday, at around 4:30 pm and it was closed, even though the panel with the opening hours said it would be open. The cave itself looks interesting from the outside.

SCAM! Don’t enter through the Gate just look from outside. There’s literally nothing inside but they just force you to pay just because you entered the property.

Very informative tour given by David (I think that was his name!) so interesting to hear the Roman history about the grotto

Not only the story of this place is quite interesting, but a charming lady gave us a free guided tour in perfect French and gave us plenty of recommendations of other monuments to visit later on.

Nice place to enjoy some quick history. Their English is not perfect, but it's not expensive and you still get all that Sardinian charm.

Unfortunately service was on when we went so did not enter but were able to view outside

Museum of treasure of St. Eulaia deffenitely worth to see for all history and archeology lovers. Good guides that speaks english and french

well worth the museum downstairs. not worth to go upstairs.

Looked nice but it was not open for visit

Beautiful place Nice to Visit

So beautiful!

Impressive and inspiration.

It’s a very easy hike but the route is not well maintained, you can see some garbages, the view is beautiful though

Impressive viewpoint with ruins of old castle, where you can look at the landscape from the top. Also it's easy and pleasant hiking routes from the beaches to the fort and takes 30 mins.

Google maps does not provide the right road to here. At a certain point, there was a fence. I just found my way for the rest of the journey Excellent workout!

A nice scene for enjoying the sunset. A mild hike to the fortress is needed

Excellent archeological site. It is very close to the city. You can get up there by car or bicycle or walking. There is parking at the beginning of the walk, then you have to keep walking uphill for about 15 minutes. From the top, the view is amazing. You can see Cagliari and all the surroundings from there. It is not as beautiful as the view in Sella del Diavolo, but the walk is easier and still worth the view.

Beautiful place. You can see the sunset and take good photos since their stone arches with the sea in the background.

Beautiful place to see and the views just breathtaking. Nice for a walk as well .

(Translated by Google) The museum is evocative and elegant with valuable works of sacred art. On the ground floor, which houses the museum ticket office, a staircase leads to the underground rooms dug into the rock and used at the time of the plague of 1656. (Original) Suggestivo ed elegante il museo con pregevoli opere d’arte sacra. Nel piano terra, che ospita la biglietteria del museo, una scala conduce agli ambienti sotterranei scavati nella roccia e utilizzati al tempo della pestilenza del 1656.

(Translated by Google) Two different days in the same week closes during business hours without any message (Original) Deux jours différents dans la même semaine ferme aux heures d'ouverture sans aucun message

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, it preserves the history of the Cagliaritan Church (Original) Bello, custodisce la storia della Chiesa cagliaritana

(Translated by Google) Exceptional staff (Original) Personale eccezionale

(Translated by Google) Diocesan Museum (Original) Museo Diocesano

Interesting!

(Translated by Google) Stunning place with so much potential, but really poorly managed. The staff speaks loudly as if they were in their own living room, nor do they bother to enforce silence from other visitors to the place, making half of the workstations unusable. Now I understand why the outside tables are always full... It's easier to concentrate on the street than in a similar place. (Original) Luogo stupendo con tantissimo potenziale, ma gestito davvero male. Il personale parla ad alta voce come fosse nel proprio salotto, né si cura di far rispettare il silenzio dagli altri frequentatori del luogo, rendendo metà delle postazioni inutilizzabili. Ora capisco perché i tavoli esterni sono sempre pieni... È più semplice concentrarsi per strada che in un luogo simile.

(Translated by Google) I was very happy to visit this library, especially because in the catalog I found books about Japan that were not possible in other places. Very kind library staff. Recommended for those who want to go read in peace and good light. (Original) Quedé muy contento de visitar esta biblioteca, en especial por que en el catálogo encontré libros sobre el Japón que en otros lugares no fue posible. El personal bibliotecario muy gentil. Recomendado para quienes quieren ir a leer en tranquilidad y buena luz.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, with great availability and kindness from those who work there. I requested the consultation of documents from the Historical Archive and the manager did everything to ensure my requests were satisfied. Absolutely recommended! (Original) Bellissimo luogo, con grandissima disponibilità e gentilezza da parte di chi ci lavora. Ho richiesto la consultazione di documenti provenienti dall’Archivio Storico e la responsabile ha fatto di tutto affinché le mie richieste venissero soddisfatte. Assolutamente consigliato!

(Translated by Google) MEM Cagliari, Mediterranean Media Library Before there was the "Via Pola Market", and there was no mention of the "Mediateca". Even before that there was the stadium where Cagliari Calcio played, a long time ago. Now: brick, glass and steel; Minimalist "multipurpose space", without much fuss. The space is generous. A long covered courtyard; a restaurant-bar-pizzeria; a large children's room with teachers, books and playroom-type games; some galleries for themed exhibitions, almost always closed. By now Via Pola in the morning is a quiet and peaceful street, full of blue parking lines, but without much traffic. Entering the "decumanus" (let's call it that) the silence grows, and even the few annoyances of the road disappear. At the actual MEM, on the ground floor, there is the reception (very good) and a space dedicated to newspapers and internet stations. On the first floor there are (finally!) the actual books (which you can also borrow), old DVDs, and some conference rooms. There are also: the Historical Archive and the General Library of Sardinian Studies (sublime), the Dictionary of the Sardinian language by Wagner and that of Giovanni Spano, etc., etc. Air conditioning, (nice) armchairs and chairs everywhere. This morning (Saturday) there is almost no one there, and the place seems even bigger. Movie silence, not even music for a western duel. Books of all kinds, many, free and on display. You would like to read them all, or at least skim through a large part of them, but you can't. Plus, just today I brought one from home to read in the car; I didn't think I'd find the MEM open again after more than two years of closure due to Covid. Now, behind the shelf, a lady seems interested in Russian literature. I pass her for a moment, then she disappears. After a while I decide to write a review on MEM: this one. And why not? It takes me about half an hour, with various reflections. Towards the end, I get a (silent) phone call that immediately kicks me out. I will send the story later, revised and corrected. (Original) MEM Cagliari, Mediateca del Mediterraneo Prima c'era il "Mercato di Via Pola”, e di “Mediateca” non se ne parlava proprio. Prima ancora c'era lo stadio dove giocava il Cagliari Calcio, molto tempo fa. Adesso: mattoni, vetro e acciaio; "spazio polivalente” minimalista, senza molte storie. Lo spazio è generoso. Una lunga corte coperta; un risto-bar-pizzeria; una grande sala bimbi con maestri, libri e giochi tipo ludoteca; alcune gallerie per mostre a tema, quasi sempre chiuse. Ormai Via Pola di mattina è una strada silenziosa e tranquilla, ricca di strisce blu per il parcheggio, ma senza molto traffico. Entrando al “decumano” (chiamiamolo così) il silenzio cresce, e scompaiono anche i pochi fastidi della strada. Al MEM vero e proprio, a piano terra, c'è il ricevimento (molto buono) e uno spazio dedicato a giornali e postazioni internet. Al primo piano ci sono (finalmente!) i libri veri e propri (che si possono anche prendere in prestito), vecchi dvd, e alcune sale conferenza. Ci sono anche: l'Archivio Storico e la Biblioteca Generale di Studi Sardi (sublimi), il Dizionario della lingua Sarda di Wagner e quello di Giovanni Spano, ecc, ecc Aria condizionata, poltroncine (belle) e sedie ovunque. Stamattina (sabato) non c’è quasi nessuno, e l'ambiente sembra ancora più grande. Silenzio da film, neanche la musica per un duello western. Libri di ogni genere, molti, gratis e in bella mostra. Li vorresti leggere tutti, o almeno sfogliarne una gran parte, ma non puoi. In più, proprio oggi ne ho portato da casa uno da leggicchiare in macchina; non pensavo di trovare il MEM nuovamente aperto dopo oltre due anni di chiusura per covid. Adesso, dietro lo scaffale, una signora pare interessata alla letteratura russa. La incrocio per un attimo, poi scompare. Dopo un po’ decido di scrivere una recensione sul MEM: questa. E perché no? Impiego circa mezz’ora, con varie riflessioni. Verso la fine, ricevo una telefonata (silenziata) che mi catapulta subito fuori. Invierò più tardi la storia, riveduta e corretta.

(Translated by Google) Media library recently renovated thanks to European funds which is a meeting point for adults, young people, teenagers and children with the possibility of reading and viewing media. An interesting meeting point especially for students. (Original) Mediateca recentemente ristrutturata grazie a fondi europei che è punto di aggregazione per adulti, giovani, ragazzi e bambini con possibilità di leggere e visionare media. Un interessante punto d'incontro in particolare per studenti.

(Translated by Google) Established in recent years within the former municipal market on Via Pola, the MEM is an innovative cultural center with reception, exhibition, and lending areas, retail spaces, training areas, a photography lab, and spaces for conferences and screenings. It houses the Historical Archives and the Central General Library and the Library of Sardinian Studies, and provides a library and historical archive service that responds to the richness and importance of its heritage, the needs of study and research, and the mission of fostering awareness of the preservation of historical memory. The café inside the gallery is a colorful meeting place for university students. (Original) Allestita negli anni passati all'interno dell'ex mercato comunale di via Pola, la MEM è un polo culturale innovativo con aree di accoglienza, esposizione e prestito, spazi commerciali, aree formazione, laboratorio fotografico, per convegni e proiezioni. Ospita la sede dell’Archivio Storico e della Biblioteca generale centrale e di Studi Sardi e dà vita a un servizio bibliotecario e d'archivio storico rispondenti alla ricchezza e all’importanza del patrimonio posseduto, alle esigenze di studio e di ricerca, al compito di diffondere la sensibilità per la conservazione della memoria storica. Il bar all'interno della galleria è un variopinto luogo di ritrovo degli studenti universitari.

It’s really not difficult to update your google information. It takes about 30 seconds. We walked half an hour in 34 degrees to find out you are closed for two months. Really disrespectful to your visitors.

(Translated by Google) The Ghetto is a historic building in the city of Cagliari, currently home to a cultural-museum center. It is located in the bastion of Santa Croce, between the street of the same name and Camí Nou, with an entrance on Via Santa Croce. It is located overlooking the walls that surround the Castello district. It was born in 1738 as a military barracks and was the main headquarters of the Corps of Dragoons of Sardinia. find the "ghetto", it hosted the Jewish community of Cagliari in the Middle Ages. Today, the Jewish quarter, called Giudaria, is located in the blocks between via Santa Croce, formerly the vicus Iudeorum, and via Stretta. In this area there was also the Synagogue, later supplanted by the Basilica of Santa Croce. A small community of Jews was present in the Castle as early as the 13th century. With the Aragonese conquest, the Jews were expelled from the city, as from all Spanish possessions, in 1492. (Original) El Ghetto, és un edifici històric de la ciutat de Cagliari, actual seu d'un centre cultural-museístic. Es troba al baluard de Santa Croce, entre el carrer homònim i el Camí Nou, amb entrada per Via Santa Croce. Està situat amb vistes a les muralles que envolten el barri de Castello. Va néixer en 1738 com a caserna militar i va ser seu principal del Cos de Dracs de Sardenya. troba el "gueto", va acollir la comunitat jueva de Càller a l'Edat Mitjana. Avui, el barri jueu, anomenat Giudaria, es troba als blocs entre via Santa Croce, antigament el vicus Iudeorum, i via Stretta. En aquesta zona també hi va haver la Sinagoga, més tard suplantada per la Basílica de Santa Croce. Una petita comunitat de jueus va estar present al Castell ja al segle XIII. Amb la conquesta aragonesa els jueus van ser expulsats de la ciutat, com de totes les possessions espanyoles, el 1492.

Very disappointing. When we arrived, they explained that there’s no real evidence or historical proof that this was ever a Hebrew or Jewish cultural center. There are no exhibitions, no documents, no information at all about the Jewish community that once lived here. All you’ll find is a small room with unrelated, low-quality modern art, and they still charge 6 euros for admission. If you’re looking for Jewish history or culture, you won’t find it here. Definitely not worth the visit.

(Translated by Google) An essential reference point for culture, with exhibitions and rooms for traveling initiatives (Original) Un punto di riferimento essenziale per la cultura, con mostre e sale per iniziative itineranti

(Translated by Google) At the time another intended use, but currently a beautiful exhibition space, also a place for holding conferences, lessons, professional courses. From the internal garden a panoramic view of ancient Cagliari and the western part of its Gulf, breathtaking!! Handsome!! (Original) A suo tempo altra destinazione d'uso, ma attualmente Bello spazio espositivo, anche luogo per lo svolgimento di convegni, lezioni, corsi professionali. Dal giardino interno una vista panoramica su Cagliari antica e sulla parte ovest del suo Golfo, mozzafiato!! Bello!!

(Translated by Google) Location of some of the most interesting exhibitions and events in the Cagliari area. A room is sometimes used for private parties. (Original) Location di mostre ed eventi tra i più interessanti del panorama cagliaritano. Una sala viene talvolta utilizzata per feste private.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place, with a breathtaking view, used as a location for weddings and various events, it is located in Via Santa Croce, which with the narrow street formed the Jewish quarter, in the church of Santa Croce, the old synagogue was located, the Aragonese expelled the Jews from Cagliari in 1492. (Original) Un posto bellissimo, con un panorama mozzafiato , utilizzato come location x matrimoni ed eventi vari , si trova nella via santa croce , che con la via stretta formava il quartiere ebraico , nella chiesa di santa Croce, si trovava la vecchia sinagoga, gli aragonesi cacciarono gli ebrei da cagliari nel 1492.

Very mixed feelings here. I had heard wonderful things about Cagliari, but mostly I was really looking forward to seeing the historical buildings. I love historical buildings and learning about different cultures. We booked one of the bus tours, we loved the ear pieces which translated in different languages. Wonderful 😊. But we were so disappointed to see graffiti.... everywhere!!!! Any surface with the smallest amount of space was sprayed with absolute nonsense. On houses, shops even historical buildings.... So disappointed. Such a shame when the youth of this wonderful city have no respect for their own heritage. But tour itself was wonderful, informative and even had chances to stop and take pictures of the flamingos and the breathtaking views.

Staff here only gave out information on Cagliari city and in quite a brusque manner. When I asked about travel to other parts of Sardinia they informed me that they only supplied info on Cagliari and that I should go to the airport tourist office for information. Really!! In the capital city of the island they couldn't help me. Also, not everyone who visits Sardinia comes through Cagliari airport. Unhelpful and rude manners.

Nice staff who provided me with all the necessary information.

The tourist office is staffed by very helpful people, particulary Silvia, who took time and trouble to advise. Could not have done more. While we rely on the internet these days, it is better to talk to local experts face to face who always know the up to date information.!

I couldn't have survived Cagliari without the people in this office ! Friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable...They also speak pretty good English, which helps ....A real shout out to Davide who went above and beyond to be helpful ! :)

Didn't use the tourist office help. But the bilding is very fascinating.

Very informative and ladies were nice but you could see they were pretty bored to give us the hints of the city: I guess they repeated the same story 1000 times today to the passengers of a big boat in the harbour visiting Cagliari. Pity they didn't have a toilet for tourists.

Second time staying at Palazzo Doglio. We had good memories the first time so we returned. The service is still very good (esp front desk and concierge) we appreciate the help given by Gianluca and colleagues for dental, hair saloon recommendations and booking appointments. Restaurant stuff (especially Giorgia) is full of smiles and attentive. The lady masseur is good. Highly recommend. Now the negatives - the hardware is starting to break down somewhat. The room phones don’t work, Aircon cannot be controlled or turned off … The restaurant food is hit and miss. We had the fregola which was good but the Ombrina (fish) came rock hard. Told the manager and they “recooked” another fillet which was more tender but the inside was raw. I had diarrhea after.

One of the best hotels in town. The elegance of this hotel together with the facilities and service are amazing. The location is also good and there are many options in the palazzo for shops and restaurants. There are some improvement points for the hotel though. The air conditioner in the room was not managed from the room, the temperature was too low and we couldn’t turn it off or change it. We had to contact with the reception and requested to turn it off completely which was not the ideal option but we didn’t have any. Either too cold with airco or too warm without air conditioner. The isolation of the room was terrible. Not between the rooms but through the door to the corridor. There was a gap on the door since it is not sealed well and even you can see the light coming from the outside of the room while sleeping. When the people talk and walk on the corridor you will hear the voices as if they are in the room. Every night I woke up in the middle of night because of these kind of noise. Lastly, even though we gave our plate number of the car for the registration of the park, the door didn’t automatically open and we had to call the reception every time when we want to enter to park and leave with our car. These are the improvement points that this level of hotel can take and provide even better service.

Excellent location and Service. Great place to stay while in Cagliari (small, and nice walk to old town). Rooms are clean, breakfast extremely good and very goods restaurants in the courtyard and close by. Lorenzo in the Reception was always helpful and friendly.

Apart from being one of the best appointed hotels I've stayed at the staff are fantastic. They remember and pay attention to the little details that make a temporary stay feel like family. A special shoutout to my room attendant Sandra who chattered away and managed to cross our language barrier with mime.

A true city attraction and a place full of charm. Spotlessly clean with exceptionally friendly and attentive staff. The modern gym is equipped with brand‑new equipment, and the beautiful courtyard offers several restaurants and bars to suit every taste – an outstanding hotel!

Disappointing service and misleading room service information I was very disappointed with my experience at this hotel. Booking sites list the property as offering 24-hour room service, and the in-room QR code menu clearly suggests that food can be ordered at any time. However, when I attempted to order food at around 11:30 pm on 2nd October, I was informed that only drinks were available. When I raised this with a manager, he was dismissive rather than helpful. Eventually, they agreed to send a club sandwich with fries, but when the food arrived it was cold. For a property that positions itself as a high-end luxury hotel, the service levels and staff attitude fell well below expectations. At the very least, the hotel should ensure that its advertised services accurately reflect what guests can actually expect during their stay.

I booked a 3 night stay as a birthday gift for my mum + dad. The positive reviews & fantastic website convinced me: Palazzo Doglio is the right choice for their first time in Sardegna. And YES the team did not dissappoint! My parents were blown away from the moment they entered the hotel: they arrived early in the morning & got invited for breakfast - their room was ready a few minutes later. They loved the breakfast & the kind staff, their spacious room with balcony. Being not with them I was a bit anxious but the front desk team did an outstanding job! Communication was flawless & on point! HIGHLY can recommend this hotel both for personal stays but also gifted stays for your loved ones! MILLE GRAZIE TEAM PALAZZO DOGLIO. xx Katharina

Beautiful place to walk around, lose yourself in tiny streets , discover little hidden spots with a special treat - the panoramic view ! Just WOW

The old town walls of Cagliari are still largely intact and are stunning to look at both from below and from above for their amazing views.

Quite a nice overview of the city.

One of the most beautiful panoramic views, a great spot for seeing the sunset. There are a few restaurants where you can sit and enjoy the view.

Good viewpoint to see the city and harbor especially at night it has atmosphere. Place has a couple of restaurants nearby so you can sit and relax with dinner and drink 👍

Great views! Fine place to enjoy a drink and the sunset

Amazing view to the city, do not miss it

Interesting and beautiful church, worth visiting! Free entry. The schedule is a bit weird so keep in mind that it might be closed while online they say it’s open.

Always closed. Never got the chance to visit it. A pity.

I cried the second I entered the main space. It’s absolutely the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen!

Clean church well decorated, a place christians to pray

Gorgeous

Beautiful Baroque church. Usually is close for service in the evening and afternoon, better to schedule your visit in the morning

Beautifull but closed at 17h31

This is an amazing gem in Cagliari. The prices are honest. The rooms are super clean. They provide everything. The place is 15 minutes walk to Piazza Yenne during the day whilst a park which is a cut through is open. During the night is a 25 minutes walk back. I think it’s in a great location. Fabio was over the top with his service, always ensuring everything is perfect and always asking if something is needed and if everything is okay. They provide cleaning service for every day and there is free WiFi. I highly recommend this, I would give this place 10/10 or higher if I could. Thank you for making this holiday great, I really appreciate it.

Good clean modern room Fabio was helpful for shared kitchen and out door terrace. Next to University parking was a nightmare as there was a concert maybe only happening once a year not sure but ask about it.. Couldn't find parking for an hour. Will stay again and already booked to stay at end of trip

I am really surprised about this place! This is the best of the best place in Sardinia, why? The Staff is responsible and respectful! Cleaning amazing! Parking space is near the hotel. The wonderful park with outdoor gym near the hotel. 15-20 minutes away and you are in center, for sure if you rent a car it will be more comfortable. I also like a style that place is a modern, convenient rapid fashion. Electronic locks was 👍 forgot about keys. Thanks Fabio and others personal for my vacation 🤗🤗🤗 hopefully I will come again

Has a really well equipped kitchen and is an exceptionally friendly establishment. The bathroom and bedroom are kept immaculate, and I thoroughly enjoyed my two nights stay here. I would definitely recommend to any fellow travellers

This accomodation is very good. I highly recommend it. The room was modern, clean and comfortable. Good location - some main bus line in nearby. Fabio the owner is also very kind and friendly and helpful. It was a five star experience.

My vacation on Sardegna was amazing right from this place! It was really a great choice, everything starting from the pleasant scent just opening the door to each small detail was working to make my dream come true! Special thanks to administrator Fabio, for caring, helping and advising 🥰

We really liked our stay. Everything in the facility was new and always ready to use. Rooms and common areas are always clean. The all facility member are too kind and supportive.

(Translated by Google) Thank you very much, Giulia's six-year-old party was beautiful, the organization and entertainment were perfect, Max and Monica were super entertainers. The children had fun on a beautiful treasure hunt and in the bouncy castle, they didn't want to leave. We are super satisfied, Giulia will keep a beautiful memory. Thank you 😊🎉 (Original) Grazie di cuore, la festa dei sei anni di Giulia è stata bellissima, l'organizzazione e l'animazione sono state perfette, Max e Monica super animatori. I bambini si sono divertiti in una bellissima caccia al tesoro e nel castello gonfiabile, non volevano andarsene più. Siamo super soddisfatti, Giulia conserverà un bellissimo ricordo. Grazieeee 😊🎉

(Translated by Google) Beautiful party for my granddaughter... Efficient entertainers ready for anything. There is a room inside with karaoke games and air conditioning, outside a playground for the more active children...I highly recommend (Original) Bellissima festa di mia nipotina... Animatori efficienti e pronti a tutto. È presente la sala dentro con karaoke giochi e aria condizionata, fuori un parco giochi per i bambini più attivi..consiglio vivamente

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and welcoming location, a beautiful outdoor space, everything well organized! The entertainers were so kind and helpful, I finally got to enjoy my kids' birthday too! They had everything under control... The kids all had a blast, my kids told me it was the best party ever! (Original) Location molto bella e accogliente, un bellissimo spazio esterno, tutto ben organizzato!Animatori troppo carini e presenti, mi sono finalmente potuta godere anche io il compleanno dei miei figli! Avevano tutto loro sotto controllo… I bambini si sono tutti divertiti tantissimo, i miei figli mi hanno detto che è stata per loro la festa più bella del mondo!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful party for my 5-year-old daughter. Excellent organization, friendly and engaging entertainers, and a relaxing time for us parents, who don't have to worry about anything. Highly recommended. (Original) Una festa meravigliosa per la mia bambina di 5 anni, ottima organizzazione, animatori simpatici e coinvolgenti e relax per noi genitori che non dobbiamo pensare a nulla. Super consigliato

(Translated by Google) This is the third year that we celebrate birthdays and events at Castello Incantato. A perfect place to spend a carefree evening in the company of friends and family. The children have a lot of fun thanks to the fantastic entertainers and the games available. The room service is precise and impeccable. (Original) È il terzo anno che festeggiamo compleanni ed eventi al Castello Incantato. Un posto perfetto per passare senza pensieri una bella serata in compagnia di amici e parenti. I bambini si divertono tantissimo grazie ai fantastici animatori e ai giochi presenti. Il servizio di sala è preciso e impeccabile.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to celebrate occasions. Helpful and super professional staff. Finally an organization that also allows parents to enjoy the party! (Original) Bellissimo locale per festeggiare le occasioni. Personale disponibile e super professionale. Finalmente un’organizzazione che permette anche ai genitori di godersi la festa!

(Translated by Google) Well done, well done, well done! Yesterday we celebrated our son's birthday at Castello Incantato, a very welcoming, clean, and functional venue, with excellent food and catering. A special mention to the M&M duo, super helpful, professional, and competent! Thank you, the party was beautiful. Antonio, Roberta, and Leonardo. (Original) Bravi Bravi Bravi! Ieri abbiamo festeggiato il compleanno di nostro figlio al Castello Incantato, locale molto accogliente, pulito e funzionale, ottimo anche il food catering. Una menzione speciale al duo M&M super disponibili, professionali e competenti! Grazie la festa è stata bellissima Antonio, Roberta e Leonardo.

(Translated by Google) Church or rather closed chapel. Near the Ghetto Degli Ebrei (Original) Eglise ou plutôt chapelle fermée. Près du Ghetto Degli Ebrei

(Translated by Google) I attended the performance of the Studium Canticum choir from Cagliari, a true spectacle for the eyes and ears (Original) Ho assistito all'esibizione del coro Studium Canticum di Cagliari, un vero spettacolo per gli occhi e le orecchie

(Translated by Google) It was not possible to visit it because it was closed. It is the second church that we find closed. Shame! (Original) Non è stato possibile visitarla perché chiusa. É la seconda chiesa che troviamo chiusa. Vergogna!

(Translated by Google) The church is located in a place that is not, to date, at the placemark indicated by Maps. It is located at the crossroads between via Corte d'Appello and via Santa Croce, even if it is not a road intersection but is a small square on which the entrance to the church is located. Today I proposed the modification of the placeholder. The photographs, however, correspond. March 9, 2019. March 10, 2019, the reported change was approved and published, now the placeholder indicates the exact location of the church! ATTENTION because Via Corte d'Appello seems to stop on the map, but instead continues up to the small church in a portico. (Original) La chiesa si trova in un posto che nn è, ad oggi, al segnaposto indicato da Maps. Si trova all'incrocio tra via Corte d'Appello e via Santa Croce, anche se esso non è un incrocio viario ma è una piazzetta su cui da l'ingresso della chiesetta. Ho proposto oggi la modica del segnaposto. Le fotografie invece corrispondono. 9 marzo 2019. 10 marzo 2019, la modifica segnalata è stata approvata e pubblicata, ora il segnaposto indica l'esatta posizione della chiesa! ATTENZIONE perché Via Corte d'Appello sembra interrompersi, sulla mappa, mente invece prosegue fino alla chiesetta in un porticato.

(Translated by Google) The small church stands behind the Church of Santa Croce, at the end of Via Corte d'Appello, and was built in what was once the Jewish ghetto. With a simple and bare façade, which makes it almost anonymous, it has simple cross vaults inside, with stars only on the presbytery, and is characterized by various paintings that come from the Stampacina church of San Michele, such as the joyful mysteries of the rosary, or the saints Anna and Gioacchino with Maria as a child. The church is today the seat of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. It is often a venue for concerts, with a rich and extensive calendar (Original) La chiesetta sorge dietro la la chiesa di santa croce, alla fine di via corte d appello, e fu costruita in quello che un tempo era il ghetto ebraico. Dalla facciata semplice e spoglia, che la rende quasi anonima, ha all interno delle volte a crocera semplici, stellate solo sul presbiterio, ed è caratterizzata da vari quadri che provengono dalla chiesa stampacina di san Michele, come i misteri gaudiosi del rosario, o i santi Anna e Gioacchino con Maria bambina. La chiesa è oggi sede del Sovrano Militare Ordine di Malta. È spesso sede di concerti, con un ricco e amplio calendario

(Translated by Google) The students of the Michelangelo Scientific High School are preparing to act as guides on the occasion of Open Monuments 2018 by managing three sites: the church of Santa Maria del Monte in Castello, the State Archives and the Military Aviation Depots in Monte Urpinu (Original) Gli alunni del Liceo Scientifico Michelangelo si stanno preparando a fare da guide in occasione di Monumenti Aperti 2018 gestendo tre siti: la chiesa di Santa Maria del Monte a Castello, l'Archivio di Stato ed i Depositi dell'Aviazione Militare a Monte Urpinu

(Translated by Google) Only seen from the outside because it was closed, I hope to be able to find it open in the future. (Original) Vista solo dall'esterno perché era chiusa, spero di riuscire a trovarla aperta in futuro.

(Translated by Google) Extremely high price, we stayed for an hour because a very strong wind came, we asked if it was possible to pay for half a day, they made us pay the full price without a refund. The girl with braids is rude and arrogant (Original) Prezzo altissimo, siamo stati un ora perché è arrivato un vento fortissimo, abbiamo chiesto se era possibile pagare la mezza giornata ci hanno fatto pagare prezzo intero senza rimborso. La ragazza con le trecce maleducata e arrogante

(Translated by Google) One star is already a lot. We stayed for 1 hour and a half, a very strong wind started making us leave, we asked if we could pay half the price but they refused. Shameful paid full price. (Original) Una stella e gia’ tanto. Siamo stati 1 ora e mezza, è iniziato un vento fortissimo da farci andar via,abbiamo chiesto se si poteva pagare metà prezzo ma hanno rifiutato. Vergognoso pagato prezzo pieno.

(Translated by Google) Long sandy beach with crystal clear water. However, there are nicer beaches. The beach itself was nice and clean, but some uninhabited, dilapidated prefabricated buildings spoil the beach somewhat. However, the transition from the parking lot to the beach is nicely done (Original) Langer Sandstrand mit glasklaren Wasser. Jedoch gibt es schönere Strände. Strand selber war schön und sauber, aber manche unbewohnten verfallene Plattenbauten verunstalten in etwas den Strand. Jedoch der Übergang vom Parkplatz zum Strand ist schön gemacht

(Translated by Google) Despite this afternoon being ruined by rude customers, the beach staff and lifeguard were up to the task. Always kind and helpful. (Original) Nonostante il pomeriggio di oggi rovinato da clienti maleducati , gli addetti spiaggia e il bagnino sono stati all'altezza della situazione. Sempre gentili e disponibili .

(Translated by Google) Two weeks ago, I unfortunately witnessed the inappropriate intrusion of a beach attendant who acted like a "vigilante" towards another beach attendant, with arrogance, rudeness and sustained arrogance. (Original) Due settimane fa ho purtroppo assistito all'invadenza fuori luogo di una balneare che si è atteggiata a "giustiziere della notte" nei confronti di un'altra balneare, con arroganza, maleducazione e sostentata supponenza.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, welcoming and very kind staff (Original) Posto bellissimo,accogliente e personale gentilissimo

(Translated by Google) Great place for those with disabilities (Original) Ottimo posto per chi ha delle disabilità

Really beautiful area nearby a bus stop with a stunning view

Nice old city gate with lots of history. Our guide told us it was once a prison. They are in various states of repair at the end of 2017. You can use it as a landmark for helping you find your way around the city.

Nice place to have a panoramic view ;)

A gate of the medieval fortress of Cagliari, called Castello (Casteddu in Sardinian) where you live a magical atmosphere, among surprising monuments, and breathtaking unexpected views.

Worth the walk (hike). The view is spectacular as are the Amphitheater ruins.

Super

A lovely gate

It's a pity that next Porta under lavore...

Historical place , I like it

(Translated by Google) It is an ancient door in the historic center of Cagliari. It is practically a pedestrian and car crossing regulated by traffic lights. It is located near the Tower of San Pancrazio. Via Piazza Arsenale it connects with Porta Cristina. Going down from Piazza Arsenale, via Ubaldo Badas, you arrive at the Public Gardens. (Original) È un'antica porta in centro storico di Cagliari. Praticamente è un passaggio pedonale e automobilistico regolato dal semaforo. Si trova vicino alla Torre di San Pancrazio. Tramite piazza Arsenale si collega con porta Cristina. Scendendo giù dalla piazza Arsenale, tramite via Ubaldo Badas, arrivi ai Giardini Pubblici.

(Translated by Google) In Piazza Arsenale there are not one but four gates into the Old Town: Porta San Pancrazio of course, as well as Porta Arsenale, Porta Cristina and Porta delle Seziate. (Original) In Piazza Arsenale there are not one but four gates into the Old Town: Porta San Pancrazio of course, as well as.Porta Arsenale, Porta Cristina and Porta delle Seziate.

(Translated by Google) Castle . The ancient heart of the city ❤️always beautiful (Original) Castello . Il cuore antico della città ❤️sempre bello

(Translated by Google) In the historic Castello district of Cagliari it is possible to admire the beautiful Porta San Pancrazio near the famous Porta San Cristina (Original) Presso Castello storico quartiere di Cagliari è possibile ammirare la bellissima Porta San Pancrazio nei pressi della famosissima porta San Cristina

(Translated by Google) One of the ancient gates of the historic center of Cagliari (Original) Une des anciennes portes du centre historique de Cagliari

Nothing great to see but it's super close to bastione remi so worth a visit

Beautiful example of Pisan fortification

Beautiful place.

Nice part of history

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful door in the historic center of Cagliari. It is a pedestrian passage that leads to Bastione San Remi and other tourist attractions of the city. The route is not steep or tiring, and can even be done with a wheelchair. The door is decorated with two lion heads. Absolutely not to be missed! (Original) È una bella porta in centro storico di Cagliari. È un passaggio pedonale che porta verso Bastione San Remi e altre attrazioni turistiche della città. Il percorso non è ripido, né faticoso, è si può fare anche con una sedia a rotelle. La porta è decorata da due teste di leone. Assolutamente da non perdere!

(Translated by Google) It was built by the Spanish in 1553 as the southern gateway to the castle. It is called this due to the presence of two lion statues on the walls. It was bombed and damaged several times during the assaults to try to conquer the city, carried out several times, until the time of Napoleon. It is a good point to start your visit to the upper city of Cagliari. (Original) Fu costruita dagli spagnoli nel 1553 come porta meridionale d'accesso al castello. Si chiama così per la presenza di due statue di leoni sulle mura. Fu bombardata e danneggiata più volte, durante gli assalti per cercare di conquistare la città, effettuati più volte, fino al tempi di Napoleone. È un buon punto per iniziare la visita alla città alta di Cagliari.

(Translated by Google) Make sure to wear comfortable shoes — the walk is uphill, but it's worth it. The view is quite nice, and you can walk around the area to explore. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes — the walk is uphill, but it's worth it. The view is very beautiful, and you can walk around the area. (Original) Make sure to wear comfy shoes — the walk is uphill, but it’s worth it. The view is quite nice and you can walk around the area to explore. Asegúrate de llevar zapatos cómodos — la caminata es cuesta arriba, pero vale la pena. La vista es muy bonita y puedes pasear por la zona.

I have not been in the museum, but nice seafront and bar in the first floor. Worth to have a look, sundays nearby market

Well hidden gem with a great view

Nice place, but the 1943 VR exposition (may 2023) was poorly done; very amateurish and very poor graphics. Given the high price of the ticket (15 €!) we were expecting something more professional.

I have visited the cafeteria which was very disappointing. No staff waited on us for over a hour. After a long chat over a fantastic view we decided to leave

It's ok for a small walk along the sea,but nothing else there.

Easy parking. Great food. Good service. Fair prices.

Beautiful view of the sea, quiet and relaxing place. Don't miss the bar in the top floor!

(Translated by Google) Historic building in Cagliari with a view in a very busy square. (Original) Palazzo storico di Cagliari con vista in una piazza molto trafficata.

(Translated by Google) A historic building in Cagliari (Original) Un palazzo storico di Cagliari

Caffè Roma via Roma Cagliari

(Translated by Google) Charming historic building! (Original) Affascinante palazzo storico!

(Translated by Google) Historic building (Original) Palazzo storico

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Buono

(Translated by Google) Handsome (Original) Bello