Top 43 things to do and attractions in Quartu Sant'Elena

Beautiful scene, blue sea coast!😍It was lovely beach coast, nice walk. Can be windy, the water is not warm at all, bit fir me was nice from Ireland :)) Can hire 2sunbeds+umbrella for 24euro. Nice snacks, bats and beers on the beach all along. Friendly ppl. Revommend to visit.

Just a very busy beach with big crowds sections where you pay to stay or free of charge. Very long and nice sand.

Beautiful and huge beach. Safe enough, perfect if you have kids sandy and quiet water.. almost no waves.. There is plenty of free parking spot + free bathroom and showers.

Beautiful clean beach. Relaxed atmosphere and lovely people. Its gorgeous

Poetto is a 8km long beach with easy access by public transport, very nice and clean, calm water, amazing for kids, with restaurants along the beach. I found a small stretch of beach with family atmosphere. It's a great opportunity to enjoy a beach day if you are in Cagliari.

Super beautiful and clear water. Lots of people, but that’s understandable. Really recommended, I would totally go again.

Warm water with kids activities! The water is shallow for a good way out. Our family had a great time!

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 .

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.

We went for the evening walk around this place and we quite liked it. There was life music, not that many people. Beautiful place.

Bastione di Saint Remy is a beautiful and historic landmark offering stunning views over Cagliari. It’s a great spot for photos, relaxing, and soaking in the local atmosphere. The architecture and terrace are impressive, especially at sunset. However, accessibility can be an issue—there’s only one elevator, which often means long waits. If you’re traveling with kids or strollers, be prepared for some inconvenience, especially during busy times. Still, it’s worth the visit.

We visited a park known for its flamingos. Be aware that there's absolutely no shade, and the walk under the sun can be quite long. You can also do the route by bike, depending on your preference. We took the shorter trail and it still took us almost two hours. I highly recommend bringing plenty of water and a hat, as there are no refreshment options along the way. The flamingos can only be seen from a distance. If we had been better prepared for the sun, it would have been a beautiful walk (or ride) along the river or canal and past salt basins. But I guess I was expecting a bit more from the experience.

We rented 2 push bikes for an independent tour. No guides. You can rent them for 2 hours for a nominal fee. It's free to walk. Bus tours are available. Takes you to some restricted areas. Friendly staff and helpful. Best to take water and a hat. It was warm and exposed but breezy. The office has a little coffee shop and toilet facilites. Beautiful and quite scenic. Very few Flamingos were left in the colony as they have started their migratory journey. We were lucky to have spotted a few Flamingos across the parking lot before entering the park. They were mostly white with a little toycb of flamingo 🦩 pink on their wings. We visited end of Aug. I believe best would be to go during summer. It was still worth the visit. We would go again as we enjoyed the bike ride along the scenic sea salt harvesting ponds and so many other birds and turtles etc.

We were looking forward to seeing flamingos. We could see flocks on our way from the airport and expected to see many more and from smaller distance. We were seated on a small electric van with 10 seats. Each participant was given a binocular and a large one was carried and installed by our guide. Unfortunately, her English was very poor. That was surely a pity because she alternated Italian and English explanations and she passionately said so much in Italian (we couldn't understand) and very little in English. Seeing birds in binoculars was exciting. I recommend buying tickets online as on the first occasion we got here there were no places left and we had zo leave ... Still I am not sure if it was worth 25 euros/person. We drove mostly in publicly accessible places. Probably I would recommend renting bikes and binoculars.

Flamingos!!:-)) Very kind staff, great English, you can visit for free and see flamingos, you can also rent a bike for 10€/2hours. There was also a bus / guided option i think. I did the free visit by foot which was easily walkable. And after five minutes I already saw many flamingos 🦩 🥰 great experience! Remember to bring a hat and a bottle of water if you go during the hotter season. Inside the info point there’s also a cafe with very friendly staff, coffee, coke etc and even pistachio croissants!🥐 :-) 100% recommend if you want to see flamingos in their Cagliari habitat of salinas :-)

It is really spacious area. People ride on the bikes, walk, children play football etc. I used a free car park nearby. Also there is possible to watch the flamingos 🦩 and feed donkeys 🫏

Beautiful park, very clean and well maintained. Can be a little confusing to navigate within the park as there are few signs. Clean bathrooms and a cafe at the visitors center.

This park is the biggest disappointment ever! Don't go there, it is waste of time and energy. Map at the entrance is very missleading. Many routes are closed and from view points you have view to bushes... There is only one point from which flamingos are visible but there are very far away. Photos here on google seem like you are going to be next to flamingo, but there were simply done with good photocamera...

Hiking Sella del Diavolo this summer was an unforgettable experience. From the start, the salty sea breeze and the scent of wild herbs set the mood for adventure. The trail, though a bit challenging under the sun, was worth every step. As I climbed higher, the views became more breathtaking—endless turquoise waters, boats dotting the coast, and Cagliari in the distance. Reaching the top felt like standing on the edge of a dream. After the hike, I cooled off in the crystal-clear, warm sea below, a perfect reward. Floating there, gazing up at the cliffs, I felt pure happiness. Sella del Diavolo is a must-visit—a place where nature’s beauty leaves you speechless. If you're in Sardinia, don’t miss it!

Nice and not so difficult walk but amazing view point

Even ideal for an late afternoon run A nice promenade to the nearby sleeping lady mountain range. There is no official path to reach the peak, as the military base blocks the entire northern side. But following locals late afternoon, there are few wild path to lead you to the Sela del Diavolo, one of the ruins on this hill range. Searching for a path to reach to the peak, which seem to be the “official” hiking route, turned out to be non-existent. Ventured along the miliary base where I found a wild narrow path thru the forest to reach the top stone plateau. Fabulous view, 360 degrees … with some left over Roman Ruins and the famous nuraghe buildings, main type of ancient megalithic accommodation / towers dating back to the Nuragic Age between 1900 to 730 BC. Don’t miss to crowl thru some spikey cactuses to reach the chalk-cave, called Sella del Diavolo. There are approximately 7,000 nuraghes left in Sardinia today. Turning time back 4,000 years ago amongst such a scenery is truly a unique experience. The official path, flatter and easier-to-walk path, is leading to the Calamosca Beach. It was a Sunday, so the Disco tunes and party was on early afternoon till late night. Long queues, traffic jam and many happy party-lovers. Walking back to the Poetto beach took like 4 – 5 km … definitely a detour, but no other choice, unless driving by motorcycle or car.

Absolutely amazing place... just 20 minutes easy climbing from Calamosca side. Beautiful view, fresh air and feeling of history... 100% to visit! P.s. from the top i cant see the tiburones...

Amazing views on this 4.1km loop hike, worth the effort. Some moderately challenging sections on the full loop, but the zig zag trail section is more straight forward. Many exposed sections of high cliff along loop trail at eastern side so caution is required.

Incredible view! You must visit this place if you are in Cagliari! On sundays there is a bus (number 5/11) comes here very frequent from Cagliari center. The hike is medium level about 30-40min to reach the top. It totaly worths!

We went there early morning to have a walk and there were not so many people. It is a peaceful and relaxing place where you can spend some time away from the city but not too far away. Reaching the top was the best part where you get a panoramic view of Poetto lungo mare and some part of Cagliari, part of the Cala Mosca on the right. The climb was not too steep and there are some tables and a covered structure (like a concrete cottage) where you can have a picnic located on the top.

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.

Cala Regina is a hidden jewel — Where rugged cliffs embrace a crystal-clear sea, where silence speaks louder than words, and where nature reigns untouched and wild. Here, every wave is a whisper, and every stone holds the memory of freedom. 🩵🌿🌊

Beautiful beach. To relax, to swim, to snorkle, to dive. This place is popular and a good time to be here & to be lucky with a shady parking slot is around 10-11 in the morning. Also good parking for motor bikes and vans:) Beautiful, chrystal clear water & everybody tries to keep it clean. Very nice for families with young children ( shallow water with small stones for 1-2 m ) and of course for everybody else. Enjoy a beautiful beach day!

Hôtel idéalement situé, car à 200 mètres de la plage, avec accès direct. Puis à 6 kilomètres de la ville, Sciacca, avec arrêt de bus devant l’hôtel. Vue panoramique sur la mer exceptionnelle. Ensemble du personnel (réception-bar- animateurs et agents de nettoyage) fort sympathique et à l’écoute du client. Personnel bilingue en Français ! (point positif important) Nourriture variée donc tout le monde y trouve son compte en général. Cependant je recommande 3 modifications importantes à la Direction de cet hôtel : - Le café au bar, n’est pas digne de l’Italie, selon moi il est inadmissible de boire ce genre de café en Sicile ! Le café est bon seulement à la piscine !!! Changez votre machine au plus vite ! - Interdire aux locaux de squatter les transats à la plage, car ils sont normalement réserver à la clientèle de l’hôtel. Il est inadmissible de ne pas trouver de place pour s’installer sur la plage. - Faire intervenir une société spécialisée pour trouver et détruire les nids de guêpes et de frelons le long de la terrasse, afin que la clientèle puisse prendre sereinement ses repas. - Faire un effort sur la qualité du vin ! Je remercie l’ensemble du personnel pour leur gentillesse et leur professionnalisme. Hotel ideally located because 200 meters from the beach, with direct access. Then 6 kilometers from the city, Sciacca, with bus stop in front of the hotel. Panoramic view of the exceptional sea. All staff (reception-bar-animators and cleaning agents) very friendly and attentive to the customer. Bilingual staff in French! (important positive point) Varied food so everyone finds his account in general. However I recommend 3 major changes to the management of this hotel: - The coffee at the bar, is not worthy of Italy, in my opinion it is unacceptable to drink this kind of coffee in Sicily! The coffee is good only at the pool !!! Change your machine as fast as possible! - Prohibit locals from squatting beach chairs at the beach as they are normally reserved for hotel guests. It is unacceptable not to find a place to settle on the beach. - Involve a specialized company to find and destroy the nest of wasps and hornets along the terrace, so that customers can take their meals serenely. – Make an effort on the quality of the wine! I Thank all the staff for their kindness and professionalism. Hotel idealmente situato a 200 metri dalla spiaggia, con accesso diretto. Poi a 6 chilometri dalla città, Sciacca, con fermata dell'autobus di fronte all'hotel. Vista panoramica sul mare eccezionale. Tutto il personale (reception-bar-animatori e agenti di pulizia) molto cordiale e attento al cliente. Personale bilingue in francese! (importante punto positivo) Cibo vario in modo che ognuno trovi il suo account in generale. Tuttavia consiglio 3 modifiche importanti alla gestione di questo hotel: - Il caffè al bar, non è degno dell'Italia, secondo me è inaccettabile bere questo tipo di caffè in Sicilia! Il caffè è buono solo in piscina !!! Cambia la tua macchina il più velocemente possibile! - Proibire i locali da accovacciate sedie a sdraio in spiaggia in quanto sono normalmente riservati agli ospiti dell'hotel. È inaccettabile non trovare un posto dove sistemarsi sulla spiaggia. - Coinvolgere una società specializzata per trovare e distruggere il nido di vespe e calabroni lungo la terrazza, in modo che i clienti possano consumare i pasti serenamente. - Sforzati sulla qualità del vino! Ringrazio tutto lo staff per la loro gentilezza e professionalità.

Perfect quiet beach. Water Chrystal clear. Away from crowds. Trust me. Go!

I love this little beach. It gets crowded during the summer. I use to go here to climb up to the devil's saddle or access to the light house. If you climb on the light house you can enjoy the sight of the city and the sea view. There's a road before the beach side that goes up to the lighthouse. Amazing scenario at night

Beautiful rocky beach with very few people there. The water is crystal clear and there are really nice areas to snorkel and swim.

Nice but not in winter

Quite a rocky beach but very clear water

This beach is located directly on a road. You don't have to pay anything for the parking spaces and it is only a few metres to the beach. The beach is made of stones, not sand. Although we were there in the high season and it was in the middle of the afternoon, there were very few people there. The water is crystal clear. Because the water is so clear, one can also see very well underwater, for example for snorkeling. The seabed is mostly covered with stones and not sand. Apart from these stones there is unfortunately very little to see underwater. A few fish cavort between the stones, but you can't see much beyond these stones. All in all a quiet and cosy beach with clear water. Very good to relax in peace. For snorkeling rather uninteresting. To recommend.

Lovely place with beautiful sea. Very quiet.

Great place if you like rocks and snorkeling. A classical, close to Cagliari and Capitana. It should be protected against vandalism.

Really dirty water. Bad access. Nicer beaches within a two minute walk

Loved it.

Gorgeous little bay with surprisingly few other people!

(Translated by Google) Spectacular location, beautiful area, parking always accessible. Thanks for the nice experience (Original) Location spettacolare, zonq bellissima, parcheggio sempre avviabile . Grazie della bella esperienza

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.

The Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta e Santa Cecilia on Piazza Palazzo in Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy, was originally built in the Pisan Romanesque style in the 13th century. Baroque alterations from the 18th century were replaced in the 1930s. The ornate 17th century mausoleum of Martin the Younger of Sicily (1374-1409) is in the transept. Marble lions flank the stairway into the presbytery. The lions were originally part of a 12th century pulpit by Master Guglielmo of Pisa.

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.

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.

’m not really a museum person. Still, on a sunny midday, it’s not a bad idea to slip into a pleasant one – cool air, quiet halls, and treasures of the past: ancient finds, statuettes, sculptures. This museum unfolds across several floors with hidden corners and passages and of course stairs (there are in Cagliari everywhere), so you definitely won’t get bored. And somewhere between the air conditioning and the timeless artifacts, it suddenly becomes clear why Sardinia is such a unique place you won’t find anywhere else in the world.”

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

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 took me a little while to write up this review after our recent trip in Cagliari in mid June! The restaurant was recommended by our hotel concierge as well as people we know from Sardinia. The overall experience was a mixed feeling to be honest! Perhaps this was the hot spot to be or perhaps one of the best restaurants to be in Cagliari back in the days with aproven pictures of celebrities and well known people perhaps. It took a huge amount of time between starter and first course. The octopus dish was so chewy which we left behind. The highlight was the well known lobster spaghetti 🍝 which we waited for a while but worth the wait. We ate most of the pasta and didn't bother to touch the lobster at all. In the end, we just couldn't wait to get out of this restaurant.... The view was average and service was okey, we have had better food in Cagliari and this restaurant was ait of hype in my opinion. Taxi was ordered upon request but we were sharing the same taxi with another Italian couple back in town. That was a bit of a fast& furious ride like the one in the movie I supposed which I'm certain the local Italian couple agreed with us.

The little manager got up from the other side of the restaurant to tell the waiter not to serve me because they were sold out. I watched 10 more people enter. More are still entering. Here is the fresh fish. Blatant discrimination. I feel for the people that work for him. I returned again to let him know I was observing him bring in more customers and he said he was going to call the cops. (More little man behavior) and now I’m here waiting. Not a typical Sardinian person, at all!

Amazing experience, everything was perfect!! Highly recommended place.

A bit pricey but worth every penny spent. The view of the sea is unique in the Cagliari scene. Food is excellent, a good balance of quality and portion. Definitely recommend if you want to threat yourself in a special way.

Good food, great service, amazing views. We arrived as soon as I opened and caught the sunset. We had the linguine lobster (which seems to be on the menu since 1960) and the seafood risotto, both amazing. I tried seada for dessert and it was nice to try something local but probably wouldn’t order again. All in all, a wonderful night!

Top ! the best location in Cagliari great service and atmosphere. Chef Alessandro working is magic in the kitchen. Excellent

Very quiet over lunch as Summer is in and very busy dinner time! Food is delicious, very fresh and well presented! Service was professional and attentive.

La Marinella offers a dining experience that feels truly special. The dishes are plated with the elegance of a Michelin-starred restaurant, yet served with warmth and speed. Freshly prepared and full of authentic Italian flavor, every plate delights, with the fish selection being a particular standout. Service here is impeccable. Alessandro, our waiter, exemplified genuine hospitality – attentive, professional, and effortlessly making us feel at home. As regular guests, we can confidently say La Marinella remains one of Sardinia’s finest seaside restaurants. For anyone visiting Poetto, it is an experience not to be missed.

We spent two evenings here with dinner and cocktail. Food is some what decent for Sardinian standards. You get different service staff during the dinner. Nice atmosphere inside the restaurant as well as outside, in addition they have live music and decent cocktails for a good price.Dessert is not their strong side. This is the place if you want a nice dinner and entertainment in pohetto beach.

I haven't had such bad food and service at a place for a long time. This place is an insult to a place like Sardunya. The fish came raw, the hamburger came without bread, and when we told them they said this is Italy and that's how it is here, then you should have told us from the beginning.

We went here for drinks one day after a walk down the beach. Great atmosphere. They serve snacks with drinks. We then went back for dinner(they found us a table even though it was busy, they explained they needed the table back at 20:30(which was fine with us as after a delicious dinner of seabass and prawns we had went to the bar) Service was good. Helpful staff. We then went back on our last night as we wanted an early dinner. They also have a pizzeria so we were able to remain the bar area and have a few drinks before we ordered pizza. We were able to take our left over pizzas back. They don't start serving pizza's until 19:00 hours. A great atmosphere, with a DJ and live bands.

We found this place walking along the beach on our last day, just looking for some treats,beer...and a bit cover from the strong wind. It was lovely, they serve snacks with the drinks :)) Love the tents, comfortable sofas all around. Lovely place,but very big and busy. Hard to find a staff, or waiting until 1 is finding you..Recommend to try!

We really enjoyed our lunch here. The food was delicious, everything was served quickly, and the staff was very welcoming. Even though we arrived right before closing, they kindly let us stay and relax a bit longer. Highly recommended!

We have had two excellent meals here and much enjoyed the casual and lively atmosphere. We were looked after well by the friendly staff. Our only issue was that we ended up paying a very large amount for fish which was priced by the kilo. This is fine .. but we weren’t told the price before making our choice. This led to great embarrassment and surprise when a large bill arrived!! We then had to consult 3 waiters and ultimately the manager in order to get a modest reduction. This took the edge off a lovely evening. However, we would still recommend going but don’t order unless you know the price!! I hope the staff will have been instructed to be clearer in future when recommending alternative dishes to save embarrassment.

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

(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.

Small but well-maintained park with many resting places. A huge plus is the space designated for houses for stray cats, where people can come to feed and take care of them. It's wonderful that the city allows such initiatives and provides some space for animals in need

I parked here and explored Inglesias - wonderful town with cathedral , Musik playing while you are walking along the narrow street , nice restaurants and coffee places and a relaxed atmosphere

I loved this place. The views, the statuary…the greenery….quiet, peaceful, be sure to check out the climbing wall… and the views……explore and be sure to view things from different angles

Prepare to be mesmerized by the captivating beauty of Giardini Pubblici, Cagliari's pristine public garden! These well-manicured gardens are a breath of fresh air in the city, and what truly sets them apart is their graffiti-free surroundings – a rare find in urban public spaces. Upon entering the northwest corner of the gardens, you'll be greeted by the Galleria Comunale d'Arte, a small but charming fountain, and a collection of fascinating sculptures. As you wander deeper into the gardens, you'll encounter an array of stunning roses and various other flower species that create a truly enchanting atmosphere. The absolute highlight for me was the awe-inspiring magnolia tree, which is easily one of the largest I've ever seen. Its majestic presence is impossible to miss, and it adds an extra touch of magic to the gardens. The views from Giardini Pubblici are nothing short of spectacular. Overlooking the city, this vantage point offers stunning photo opportunities both day and night. The gardens are open from 6 AM until midnight, allowing you ample time to soak in the breathtaking scenery. For those with a taste for adventure, the southeast corner of the park is home to S'Avanzada Climbing Cagliari. This fantastic facility offers rock climbing walls for enthusiasts, making it the perfect place to challenge yourself and embrace your inner daredevil. Giardini Pubblici is an absolute gem in the heart of Cagliari. Its enchanting gardens, incredible views, and unique attractions make it a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors alike. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience – you'll be glad you came!

A nice retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city below.

Gardens with centuries-old trees, lots of greenery and lots of flowers. There's access for the disabled. There's a kiosk serving snacks, drinks and beverages, a bathroom suitable for disabled people at the entrance, many benches to stop and enjoy a bit of tranquility and a beautiful view of the city of Cagliari. It's a place suitable for children, the elderly and any age group.

Very beautiful garden, with nice plants such as a couple of giant ficus trees! I recommend it for a walk or to take a break on one of the benches. There are also a lot of cats and you can see their little houses and people that take care of them. At one end there is a climbing wall area, which seems pretty nice!

(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

My boyfriend and me loved this camping place. Although the beach is very small and not so beautiful, we still felt very comfortable there. The prices are cheap, the toilets clean and the staff was very friendly. One minus point might be the car-noise coming from the main street in front of the place. In the night though, its very silent and all you will hear is the water flowing.

Simple and good for tent campers like me. The beach though isn't nice!!! The espresso at the bar costs 80 Cent and is good. Wivi is at the Café available. Haven't seen families so far. The receptionist is helpful for tips and very friendly. Parking is for free (car). Open during siesta time.

We spent there 2 days at the end of June 2015. Before we stayed in other camping grounds like in Cala Gonone and Vignola Mare. Compared to these, this was a very basic place for spending the nights in a tent. The price is okay and the staff there is friendly, but the whole look n feel is somehow very oldfashioned. The ground itself is also not very tidy, a lot of things looks like nobody cares about it. Maybe it has to do with the fact that this one is operated by the local community. As there was no much business at this time, the market was equiped just with basic food. So you had to go to other supermarkets around the area to get good stuff. There is also the Capitana beach just 300 m away. But I can't recommend it due to the fact, that the sand area is very tiny and dirty, the water was full of organic tree material and its surrounded by the beach wall. So you better drive 15 - 20 min. to go somewhere else in this area with beautiful beaches. Conclusion: if you want to visit Cagliari, want to save money for the overnight stay and have not higher expectations, go there. Otherwise you look for a airbnb opportunity or hotel.

After discovering the beautiful north of Sardenga we now are discovering the south starting at the capital city Cagliari. We decided to use a camping close to the city if possible close to a beach as well. We decided to use Camping Pini e Mare located just before the road (panoramic road) turning in to the mountains. The Camping is surrounded by tree's. the camping pitches are clean and big enough for a caravan or camper. The camping is connected with a tunnel to the beach. The staff was very supportive in giving us advice and direction for sightseeing and the location's of the most romantic isolated beaches. The staff also supported us with the pick-up of family from the airport. We stayed longer than planned but because the location we were able to cover big part of south Sardenga. We hope to go back soon and egoy the hospitality again of the lovely team of Camping Pine e Mare.

Awful place , really rude staff and overpriced.Will not come back

Good service. Not good structure

It's closed in September 2020

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.

Beautiful place to walk and watch the sunset

Great place to unwind, scenic, calm and natural

Great service, such a positive atmosphere, and great located, perfect place to have breakfast, lunch with family or friends..

Beautiful Marina with nice paved path for walking and separate path for bicycles. Lots of benches to rest.

Su Siccu is very nice for a walk coming from the port of Cagliari, a visit to the Bonaria Church (nice view of the sea) and - in winter until the end of April - to taste sea urchins even with pasta...

One of the most beautiful spots in the city of Cagliari. I love walking on the waterfront.

Nice place to enjoy park and see and do sport

It’s awesome. The combination of clear water, rocky beach and cool breeze across the body make it an incredible experience.

Nice small beach. Good for a walk from Poetto 👍🏻

Nice beach but very small and there are stones on the beach too. Only a small part of the beach is sandy. It was crowded when we got there, but we managed to find a spot in between people. Water was OK, some algae on the shore entrance. Warm and clear. From the city centre, it only took us 25 minutes to reach with a connection to Bus 11, bringing us directly to the beach.

Beautiful small beach, if you find it...lovely coast,as everywhere, ot is not that busy. If upu keep walkimh up to hills, upu gonna gind another linda private beach pave, with a bar..which is also lovely. Hot in here, be careful, cover up!

nice little beach with crystal water a little rocky, I suggest taking swimming shoes. Small bar with burgers and sandwiches you can have a cold beer and aperol spritz 🍸 you can walk a little away from the beach and you have beautiful views

A good small beach to visit to escape Poetto beach. It’s small and can get crowded easily on busy days, but there’s something nice about that as well. The beach is rocky at points and sandy at others, but you can see where in the water it will be more rocky on the east side and sand on the west side. There is a little bar tucked against the cliff where you can get refreshments for reasonable prices and sit in the shade at their tables. The beach is accessible from downtown Cagliari by taking any of the PEX, PQ, PF or any bus that goes that general direction and then either taking the 11 the rest of the way or making the 20 minute easy pleasant walk down to the beach.

Very small, very dirty, the water smells disgusting and you can’t put your parasol as the sand build on rocks. I didn’t stay I left immediately after I visited. Plus a lot of moustiques will eat you.

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

The marina is very well protected, with responsive and friendly staff. The ormeggiatori are excellent and extremely helpful. The sanitary facilities and showers are clean and maintained. Just an 8-minute walk from the marina, there's a well-stocked supermarket (Coop).

Excellent facility for sailors with all freshly renovated bathrooms, showers and washing/drier machines. Available restaurant, bar and free parking.

Nice and quiet. Friendly staff. Wall must have had an earthquake or very severe weather. It came down...

Comfortable and clean bar. Few tables and couches. A fresh point in the summer very close to the sea. The terrace could be more useful, anyway is very helpful like watching area standing up or walking around.

Helpful and friendly staff at the office. Large and clean shower sons toilet area

Great place to eat and to look out at the marina, especially as the sunsets in the evening. Also a lovely place to walk after your evening meal. A lovely quiet place to enjoy the company of others....Southren Sardiana is beautiful ❤️ Highly recommended 😊💃🏾

Beautiful for a night Walk

Overgrown bamboos everywhere no visibility to the sea for the flamingos from the park. Next to the road, side of the bridge, the o ly place that is visible.

It is very overgrown hence you can barely see flamingos.

Great place. Got tipped off from a local gardener where to see the flamingos. Cross the bridge, turn right at the small track couple hundred metres in there's small holes in the greenery you can walk down in. Best views to see em close up. Just be quiet and enjoy. You can see em in the Lakes but they're heaps far away

Beautiful place. I can recommend it if you enjoy just taking a moment for your self and if you like birds and you have a camera, there’s flamingos that you can shoot. Just don’t disturb them. Here’s a photo of mine. Please check out my instagram for more: Photoxhek

Driving by and saw them make a stop and saw them it was a good experience

Different opening hours as stated on google. Nice place with flamingos

The park is advertised as a place to see beautiful flamingos, but in reality the experience was disappointing. Most of the birds were white and looked rather muddy, not the vibrant pink flamingos you would expect. Definitely not what we hoped for.

Very large park that is worth exploring by bike ( 10€ per 2 hours). Flamingos everywhere, but to see them up close you have to go further and look carefully between the bushes

Lovely to cycle through. Look out for the flamingoes 😁

Great place for a walk or a ride on the bike. I've passed through here several times riding back and forth to Poetto.

Good for cycling and segways but not necessarily for walking. If you want to see the flamingos you will probably be disappointed. There is a few in the saline area but they reside mainly on the opposite side of the lake where they aren't really visible from the distance.

Is this Park of Death or Natural Park?

Great for bicycle. Even has some dedicated bike parks with ramps. Connects to Poetto beach. Connects Cagliari with Quartu. Flamingos everywhere!

Good place to relax or ride your bike. For birdwatching better bring binoculars.

(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.

From November to March pink flamingos congregate in the saline waters of Molentargius Pond just east of Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy. The wetlands behind the beach beyond were used for salt extraction until 1985 (now they're a regional natural park).

nice

you can't see the flamingos without going with a tour/guide, the paths that are publicly accessible simply don't have a good view on where they stay. same for the access to the observation tower. it makes sense but it should have been clear, the only place where this was wrote was on the gate at the access of the inner paths (that was locked), so when you already entered the area.

(Translated by Google) Park to visit on foot or by bicycle, immersed in nature and observing the variety of flora and fauna present on site. (Original) Parco da visitare a piedi o in bicicletta, immersi nella natura e osservando la varietà di flora e fauna presente sul posto.

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Wow, a truly beautiful area to see from above with the flamingos. The view is truly breathtaking, and there are several natural lakes and a mining pit. (Original) Woow ein wirklich schönes Gebiet von oben mit den Flamingos zu sehen. Der Ausblick ist echt atemberaubend darauf und mehrere natürliche Seen und ein Bergbaugrauben

(Translated by Google) Really beautiful place, it's just a shame that the beasts 🦩🦩 keep well away from visitors 🤣 (Original) Posto davvero molto bello, peccato solo che le bestiacce 🦩🦩si tengono abbondantemente alla larga dai visitatori 🤣

(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

Very beautiful beach and calm waters, great for kids. There were little fish swimming around as well, the water is so clear. It does get very busy during high season (visited last week of June), and parking is limited along the road mostly so get here before 10am. But like others have said, it’s mostly a rocky beach which might not be for everyone. Bringing beach chairs would help. Be ware as there are no facilities like many beaches in Sardinia, the only washroom/toilet available is affiliated with the beach bar/umbrella and sun lounger rental, and they are charging 2 euros for each toilet use.

We stayed here today (21.8. about 17:00) from the trip from Cagliari. There were only a few parking places free along the road. To the beach is up to 5 minutes. At this time there were enough people but we found the place. Beach is stony, also at the beginning of the see are stones, after cca 3-4 metres is sand. Water shoes are recommended. I did not see almost any fish.

Absolutely stunning. One of the best beaches I’ve ever visited in Europe — top top top top top! Crystal-clear turquoise water, a breathtaking natural setting, and a peaceful vibe all around. The cove shape provides great shelter from the wind — we went on a windy day and barely noticed it! Very easy access, with parking nearby, and right at the entrance there’s a super cute and convenient café/snack bar — perfect for a cold drink, ice cream, or quick bite without leaving the beach. You can also rent umbrellas, which is ideal if you’re planning to spend the whole afternoon there. Highly recommended. If you’re anywhere near Cagliari or Quartu Sant’Elena, this beach is a must!

Paradise in Sardegna coast - this is alternative name of this beach . Clear water , very nice beach with small stones mixes with sand . During the weekend almost full, during the working week is better to stay here ;)

Lovely small beach with two bars—one at the entrance to the area and the other right on the beach. Parking costs €15 per day. Sept. 2025

Beautiful and quiet beach, good for sunset

Stunning little spot. So many wasps around you that make it hard to relax if you're worried of being stung.

The market moved to a different location, its still open. Prices are hit and miss, depending on the stall, produce is very fresh though. Everything seems to be local

Absolutely lovely experience! We went twice during our 5-day visit. Such a variety of fish, seafood, cheeses, sausages, fruit, vegetables, meat, salami, antipasti, bottarga, honey, jams, etc. Walking through the aisles and pick products for you lunch, dinner or snacks is a fine Sardinian experience. We loved it and also had the best coffee in our entire lives! Fishermen open up oysters for you and you can eat them right there, that's what we did. It is a must-visit while in Cagliari! 😃

Amazing market full of fresh seafood, produce, baked goods, meat, and cheese!

The building is closed so there’s some algeco instead. Not the best experience to stroll but very good food

Logically organized into category sectionw and super clean with none of the blood, guts, shouts and smells that deter marketphobes in southern Europe. It's calm Sardi after all. Currently at a temporary location 200m from main market hall which is under refit.

Great place to experience the best local produce of Cagliari.

Fresh bread, fruits, vegetables, meat and great pastries, nice local market. If you want to buy bread here go early, most is sold out at 11.00 in the morning. Watch out where you buy meat because they also sell Rabbit and horsemeat.

Decent

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(Translated by Google) The church of Sant'Elena Imperatrice reminds me of the churches of the city of Rome, due to its beauty it was built in the 18th century, early 1700s but has undergone restoration up to the present day. The style is Baroque, characterized by rich decorations and an imposing facade. The main facade is decorated with statues and reliefs, while the interior has a central nave with barrel vaults decorated with frescoes and stuccoes. The main altar is a masterpiece of sculpture and inlay, richly decorated with fine marble and gilding. Above the altar there is a statue of Saint Helena, patron saint of the city. The tall and slender bell tower, with a domed roof that dominates the surrounding landscape. The interior of the church is decorated with numerous frescoes and works of art. The church has an underground crypt, which in the past was used for burials. It is a fascinating and mysterious place, with an evocative atmosphere. If you are visiting Quartu it is a monument worth seeing, and if you pass by take the opportunity to buy something from the typical Sardinian cuisine in the fresh pasta shop under the arcades. (Original) La chiesa di Sant'Elena Imperatrice mi ricorda le chiese della città di Roma, per la sua bellezza fu costruita nel XVIII secolo, inizi 1700 ma ha subito restauri sino ai giorni nostri. Lo stile è barocco, caratterizzato da ricche decorazioni e una facciata imponente. La facciata principale è ornata da statue e rilievi, mentre l'interno presenta una navata centrale con volte a botte decorate da affreschi e stucchi. L'altare maggiore è un capolavoro di scultura e intarsio, riccamente decorato con marmi pregiati e dorature. Sopra l'altare si trova una statua di Sant'Elena, patrona della città. Il campanile alto e slanciato, con una copertura a cupola che domina il paesaggio circostante. L'interno della chiesa è decorato con numerosi affreschi e opere d'arte. La chiesa possiede una cripta sotterranea, che in passato veniva utilizzata per sepolture. È un luogo affascinante e misterioso, con un'atmosfera suggestiva. Se sei in visita a Quartu è un monumento che vale la pena vedere, e se passi di lì approffittane per comprare qualcosa della cucina tipica Sarda nel negozio di pasta fresca sotto i portici.

(Translated by Google) The Basilica of Sant'Elena, in the heart of Quartu Sant'Elena, is an imposing church that elegantly dominates the historic center. Dedicated to Saint Helena Empress, the city's patron saint, it captivates with its majestic façade, richly decorated interior, and solemn atmosphere that invites reflection. It is one of the most important religious and cultural symbols of the entire Cagliari area. But Quartu doesn't stop there: it is a city that surprises with its rich historical heritage. Worth visiting are the Church of Sant'Agata, a small jewel of Romanesque art, and the Church of San Benedetto, simple and intimate yet imbued with spirituality. The Sa Dom'e Farra Ethnographic Museum recounts rural life in the past, with authentic settings and period objects. Quartu is a vibrant city, combining tradition and modernity, faith and culture, and deserves to be discovered at leisure. A place that enriches the soul and the eye. (Original) La Basilica di Sant’Elena, nel cuore di Quartu Sant’Elena, è un’imponente chiesa che domina con eleganza il centro storico. Dedicata a Sant’Elena Imperatrice, patrona della città, affascina per la sua facciata maestosa, l’interno riccamente decorato e l’atmosfera solenne che invita al raccoglimento. È uno dei simboli religiosi e culturali più importanti dell’intera area cagliaritana. Ma Quartu non si ferma qui: è una città che sorprende con il suo ricco patrimonio storico. Da visitare la Chiesa di Sant’Agata, piccolo gioiello di arte romanica, e la Chiesa di San Benedetto, semplice e raccolta, ma carica di spiritualità. Il Museo Etnografico Sa Dom’e Farra racconta invece la vita rurale del passato, con ambientazioni autentiche e oggetti d’epoca. Quartu è una città viva, che unisce tradizione e modernità, fede e cultura, e che merita di essere scoperta con calma. Un luogo che arricchisce l’anima e lo sguardo.

(Translated by Google) The town's patronal church is the center of a beautiful celebration in mid-September, with a costumed procession and fireworks. (Original) La chiesa patronale del paese, al centro di una bella festa a metà settembre, con processione in costume e fuochi.

(Translated by Google) Basilica of S Elena in Quartu. Stunning example of Sardinian Catalan Gothic architecture.... The current appearance dates back to the early 19th century. (Original) Basilica di s Elena a Quartu . Stupendo esempio di architettura gotico catalano sardo.... L'attuale aspetto risale ai primi dell800.

The church of Sant'Andrea is one of the churches of Quartu Sant'Elena. It's located in Leonardo da Vinci street, in the center of the Andrea Parodi park, in the hamlet of Sant'Andrea. It's a very nice monumental church to visit but unfortunately closed to the public.

(Translated by Google) Characteristic church; it is located inside a small well-kept park equipped with children's games. (Original) Chiesetta caratteristica; si trova all'interno di un piccolo parco ben curato attrezzato con giochi per bambini.

(Translated by Google) Farm !!! (Original) Fermé !!!

(Translated by Google) Valuable church (formerly a country church) dedicated to Sant'Andrea. The original building dates back to the 15th century and is in Catalan Gothic style. Considering the buttresses supporting the perimeter walls, it is to be believed that it had stability problems right from the phase immediately following its construction. The building, unfortunately, bears the signs of renovation work that paid little attention to its typology and is also affected by additions that distort its external appearance. It was not possible to visit the interior as it was closed. At present this monument is surrounded by a park named after the singer and author Andrea Parodi. In this park there are spaces that can be used for reading and, in any case, relaxation as well as walking paths, green spaces and various children's games. (Original) Pregevole chiesa (ex di campagna) intitolata a Sant'Andrea. L'edificio originario è risalente al XV° secolo ed è in stile gotico-catalano. Considerati i contrafforti di sostegno alle murature perimetrali, vi è da ritenere che abbia avuto problemi di stabilità fin dalla fase immediatamente successiva alla sua costruzione. L'edificio, purtroppo, reca i segni di interventi di ristrutturazione poco attenti alla sua tipologia ed è anche interessato da superfetazioni che ne stravolgono l'aspetto esteriore. L'interno non è stato possibile visitarlo, poiché chiuso. Allo stato attuale questo monumento è circondato da un parco intitolato al cantante e autore Andrea Parodi. In tale parco vi sono spazi utilizzabili per lettura e, comunque, relax oltre a percorsi per camminamenti, spazi arredati a verde e diversi giochi per bambini.

(Translated by Google) Park very accessible to children and parents (Original) Parco molto fruibili dai bambini e dai genitori

(Translated by Google) An ancient but well-kept church well known in Quartu due to the celebrations of the festival in honor of San Giovanni. Unfortunately, it is almost always closed except exceptionally, surrounded by an equally well-kept and clean playground. (Original) Una chiesa antica ma ben curata molto conosciuta a Quartu per via delle celebrazioni della festa in onore di San Giovanni. Purtroppo quasi sempre chiusa se non in via eccezionale, circondata da un parco giochi altrettanto ben curato e pulito.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park always well looked after and never too crowded. Excellent parking space externally... A caretaker is always present when it is open (Original) Bellissimo parco sempre ben curato e mai troppo affollato. Ottimo spazio per i parcheggi esternamente... Quando è aperto è sempre presente un custode

(Translated by Google) In Via Santa Maria in the Cepola district of Quartu Sant'Elena, easily reachable from Viale Colombo. It is located inside a courtyard closed by a gate and is completely surrounded by nearby buildings. It is a small Romanesque church from the 11th century. Distinguishing its style is not easy as it is entirely incorporated into adjacent buildings and has a plastered façade. The latter is surmounted by a small bell tower. The interior consists of a single nave and is covered by wooden trusses. Remnants of frescoes can be observed on the walls. On the right, looking at the altar, there is the entrance to the sacristy from which you can see a free portion of the wall. The external courtyard is also worth a visit, where the remains of columns, agricultural tools and various objects are collected. (Original) Nella via Santa Maria nel quartiere Cepola a Quartu sant'Elena, facilmente raggiungibile dal viale Colombo. Si trova all'interno di un cortile chiuso da un cancello ed è completamente inglobata dalle costruzioni vicine. Si tratta di una piccola chiesa romanica dell' XI secolo . Distinguerne lo stile non è agevole in quanto interamente inglobata dalle costruzioni adiacenti ed avendo la facciata intonacata. Quest'ultima è sormontata da un piccolo campanile a vela. L' interno costituito da un unica navata é coperto da capriate lignee. Sulle pareti si possono osservare residui di affreschi. Alla destra ,osservando l 'altare ,si trova l' ingresso della sacrestia da cui si può vedere una porzione libera della muratura. Degno di una visita anche il cortile esterno, dove sono raccolti :resti di colonne, attrezzi agricoli e svariati oggetti.

(Translated by Google) The church of S. Maria is included in the town of Quartu Sant'Elena and still maintains the name of Cepola (of uncertain etymology), which derives from the toponym documented in numerous variations in the sources medieval. The title “sancte Marie de Sapullo” was donated in 1089 by the Cagliaritan judge Costantino-Salusio II de Lacon-Gunale to the abbey of St. Victor of Marseille and is cited among the Victorine possessions until 1218. Proto-Romanesque structures of the building denote ways attributable to the workers active in the curatorship of Campidano between the end of the 11th and the beginning of the 12th century. The hall is the result of numerous alterations and renovations, which have altered its original physiognomy. The plant has a single nave with an apse to the north-east; fin from the beginning the roof had to be wooden. Proto-Romanesque walls, in medium-sized limestone ashlars large size, only an external section of the southern side is visible, where a portal opens arched, and the apse basin, with a front arch that is now very low due to the raising of the level pavement compared to the primitive one. The axial, infilled single-lancet window is strongly splayed towards the interior. Along the end of the side runs a frame with a double protruding strip. It can be assumed that at least the façade was crowned with arches, as some are preserved in the garden surrounding the church one with a double flush-cut ring nut; age-old architectural materials are stored in the same space Roman, recovered on the site. (Original) La chiesa di S. Maria è compresa nell’abitato di Quartu Sant’Elena e mantiene ancora la denominazione di Cepola (di etimologia incerta), che le deriva dal toponimo documentato in numerose varianti nelle fonti medioevali. Il titolo “sancte Marie de Sapullo” fu donato nel 1089 dal giudice cagliaritano Costantino-Salusio II de Lacon-Gunale all’abbazia di S. Vittore di Marsiglia ed è citato fra i possessi vittorini fino al 1218. Le strutture protoromaniche dell’edificio denotano modi riferibili alle maestranze attive nella curatoria di Campidano tra la fine dell’XI e gli inizi del XII secolo. L’aula risulta da numerosi rimaneggiamenti e rifacimenti, che ne hanno alterato la fisionomia originaria. L’impianto è mononavato con abside a nordest; fin dall’inizio la copertura dovette essere lignea. Delle murature protoromaniche, in conci calcarei di media e grande pezzatura, sono in vista solo un tratto esterno del fianco meridionale, dove si apre un portale centinato, e l’invaso dell’abside, con arco frontale oggi molto basso a causa dell’innalzamento del livello pavimentale rispetto a quello primitivo. La monofora assiale, tamponata, è fortemente strombata verso l’interno. Lungo il terminale del fianco corre una cornice a doppio listello aggettante. Si può supporre che almeno la facciata fosse coronata da archetti, in quanto nel giardino circostante la chiesa se ne conserva uno con doppia ghiera tagliata a filo; nello stesso spazio sono depositati materiali architettonici di età romana, recuperati nel sito.

(Translated by Google) Mystical atmosphere by candlelight in a church characterized by simplicity... highly appreciated concert (the singer's voice is thrilling) (Original) Atmosfera mistica al lume di candela in una chiesa caratterizzata dalla semplicità ….. concerto apprezzatissimo (la voce della cantante da brivido)

(Translated by Google) Open only a few days a year, beautiful (Original) Aperta solo pochi giorni l'anno, bellissima

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and humble 11th century church where the Virgin Mary and the Virgin Mary are venerated for the occasions and months dedicated to the Madonna with the holy rosary...a beautiful garden full of ancient artefacts. Always well kept and welcoming thanks to those with so much love and faith has continued for over 50 years (Original) Chiesetta dell Xl secolo molto bella e umile dove si venera per le occasioni e per i mesi dedicati alla Madonna col santo rosario, la vergine Maria...gran bel giardino pieni di reperti antichi .tenuta sempre bene e accogliente grazie a chi con tanto amore e fede continua da oltre 50 anni

(Translated by Google) Really interesting, the church was built on an early Christian site, it is simple but inside you can feel the sacredness of centuries, outside it was a real surprise to see the small open-air museum that the caretaker of the church enriches with his passion, there is everything, archaeological finds, human remains, pieces of old tram tracks, the caretaker worked on the old tramways, and then insulating porcelain typewriters and everything else, forgetting that the floor is learned in the sacristy there is a well which is connected to another which is a beautiful courtyard, 50 meters deep with fresh and clear water (Original) Veramente interessante, la chiesa è stata costruita su un sito paleocristiano, è semplice ma all'interno si avverte la sacralità di secoli, fuori è stata una vera sorpresa vedere il piccolo museo a cielo aperto che il custode della stessa chiesa arricchisce con la sua passione, c'è di tutto, reperti archeologici, resti umani, pezzi di binari dei vecchi tram, il custode prestava la sua opera nelle vecchie tramvie, e poi macchine per scrivere isolanti in porcellana e di tutto di più, scordato che dotto il pavimento della sacrestia c'è un pozzo che è in comunicazione con un altro che sta bel cortile, profondo 50 metri con acqua dolce e limpida

(Translated by Google) It is a historic site in Quartu Sant'Elena, and a procession in honor of Maria Bambina is held there every year. It is a very beautiful place, even if small, as is the garden! (Original) E' un luogo storico di Quartu Sant'Elena,e vi si svolge ogni anno una processione in onore di Maria Bambina.E' un luogo,anche se piccolo,molto bello,come pure il giardino!

(Translated by Google) It is located in Piazza Azuni proceeding along Via Marconi in the direction of Piazza Sant' Elena. Its construction dates back to the 11th century and was originally in Romanesque style but was later rebuilt at the end of the 1200s. It has a sober gabled façade and a rear bell tower. The interior has a single nave with a barrel vault and a presbytery with a cross vault. There are only 3 chapels to the right of the entrance which also communicate with each other. Particularly noteworthy is the wooden altar of the presbytery from the early 1600s. Also on the right of the nave is the entrance to the sacristy. Going towards the old convent you can see the remains of the original Romanesque apse. Entering the small park behind the church you can observe the new rectangular apse from the end of the 200's. The building is consecrated. (Original) Si trova nella piazza Azuni procedendo lungo la via Marconi in direzione della piazza Sant' Elena. La sua edificazione risale al secolo XI ed era originariamente in stile romanico ma venne in seguito ricostruita a fine 200. Presenta una sobria facciata a capanna ed un campanile a vela posteriore. L'interno presenta un unica navata con volta a botte ed un presbiterio con volta a crociera. Sono presenti solo 3 cappelle alla destra dell entrata comunicanti anche tra loro. Particolarmente degno di nota l' altare ligneo del presbiterio dei primi del 600. Sempre sulla destra della navata c è l ingresso della sacrestia fa cui andando verso il vecchio convento si possono vedere i resti dell' originale abside romanica. Entrando nel parchetto retrostante la chiesa si può osservare la nuova abside rettangolare di fine 200'. L 'edificio è consacrato.

(Translated by Google) The church of S. Agata is in the town of Quartu Sant'Elena, a short distance from the parish church. In the municipal territory, the Romanesque churches of S. Maria di Cepola and S. Pietro di Ponte are preserved (attested among the possessions of S. Vittore of Marseille) and the rural one of S. Forzorio, near the pond of the same name. The site would correspond to the ancient Quarto Josso; the local name of the area (su Idanu) suggests its identification with the "domestic" of "Suvaydanu", included among the assets of the Victorine monks in 1338. The current building is the result of numerous renovations, without documentary attestation; as part of the latest restoration, data was recovered which will allow a critical reinterpretation of the construction phases. Large sections of walls on the arched sides date back to the single-nave Romanesque layout, which dates back to the second half of the 12th century; in the first quarter of the 14th century the Gothic interventions, which led to the demolition of the semicircular apse, rebuilt in the form of a chapel quadrangular (to the north-east). The facings are made of medium-sized limestone cantons, cut and installed with accuracy. On the northern side there is a single-lancet window with a double splay with a sloping sill. Along the terminal there are semicircular arches with double rings, perhaps recomposed during the works fourteenth century, which on the other side and in the apse led to both the reuse of the original elements and the interpolation of ogival or trefoil arches. The quadrangular apse has a cross vault divided into four ribs and, like the sides, a single external mirror between large corner pilasters. A light opens up (much reworked) with pointed arch and eyebrow on very eroded corbels. (Original) La chiesa di S. Agata è nell’abitato di Quartu Sant’Elena, a breve distanza dalla parrocchiale. Nel territorio comunale si conservano le chiese romaniche di S. Maria di Cepola e S. Pietro di Ponte (attestate fra i possedimenti del S. Vittore di Marsiglia) e quella campestre di S. Forzorio, presso lo stagno omonimo. Il sito corrisponderebbe all’antico Quarto Josso; la denominazione locale della zona (su Idanu) ne suggerisce l’identificazione con la “domestica” di “Suvaydanu”, compresa tra i beni dei monaci vittorini nel 1338. L’attuale edificio è frutto di numerose ristrutturazioni, prive di attestazione documentaria; nel quadro dell’ultimo restauro si sono recuperati dati che permetteranno la rilettura critica delle fasi costruttive. All’impianto romanico mononavato, riferibile alla seconda metà del XII secolo, risalgono ampi tratti murari dei fianchi archeggiati; al primo quarto del XIV secolo gli interventi gotici, che determinarono la demolizione dell’abside semicircolare, ricostruita in forma di cappella quadrangolare (a nordest). I paramenti sono in cantoni calcarei di media pezzatura, tagliati e messi in opera con accuratezza. Nel fianco settentrionale si apre una monofora a doppio strombo con davanzale inclinato. Lungo il terminale corrono archetti semicircolari a doppia ghiera, forse ricomposti nei lavori trecenteschi, che nell’altro fianco e nell’abside determinarono sia il reimpiego degli elementi originari, sia l’interpolazione di archetti ogivali o trilobati. L’abside quadrangolare ha volta a crociera quadripartita da costoloni e, al pari dei fianchi, unico specchio esterno fra larghe paraste d’angolo. Vi si apre una luce (assai rimaneggiata) con centina archiacuta e sopracciglio su peducci molto erosi.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful "simple and ancient" Church. Absolutely worth a visit. 💖 (Original) Una bella Chiesa "semplice e antica". Assolutamente da visitare. 💖

(Translated by Google) Visited on the occasion of a "canne al vento" photographic exhibition (Original) Visitata in occasione di una mostra fotografica "canne al vento"

(Translated by Google) Visiting ancient churches is always a thrill, it makes you dive into the past. We animated the evening of open monuments with our polyphonic choir and orchestra. Beautiful acoustics. (Original) Sempre un'emozione visitare le chiese antiche, ti fa fare un tuffo nel passato. Abbiamo animato la serata dei monumenti aperti con il nostro coro polifonico e l'orchestra. Bellissima acustica.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church with a sober and evocative atmosphere. In addition to religious functions, highly refined chamber concerts are held here (Original) Bella chiesa dall'atmosfera sobria e suggestiva. Oltre alle funzioni religiose vi si tengono concerti cameristici di grande raffinatezza

(Translated by Google) Delicious! I would have liked to move to Sant'Agata but the parish priest of Sant'Elena wouldn't let me! But I managed to baptize my son. (Original) Deliziosa! Mi sarei voluta sposste a Sant'Agata ma il parrocco di Sant'Elena non me l'ha consentito! Però sono riuscita a battezzare mio figlio.

It’s only open on appointments during the summer. It’s closed to the public the rest of the time.

Nuragic construction amazing… the 2’ world war part on the top should be remove ASAP to restore the original ancient construction. Orientation entrance N-S

Site mostly closed. No public access unless by appointment or on certain dates/times.

The nuraghe is not accessible and can only be seen from far

Inaccessible except on specific dates that you only find on the gate that is chained shut.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience. Although the road is not very simple due to the intense traffic, the experience was worth it... ancient stories between Nuragic and Egyptians while the sun sank into the sea. children's workshop much appreciated! thank you Patrizia and her collaborators for the great love for this island of ours (Original) Esperienza bellissima.nonostante la strada non sia semplicissima causa l'intenso traffico l'esperienza è valsa la pena..antiche storie tra nuragici ed egizi mentre il sole sprofondava nel mare. laboratorio per bambini apprezzatissimo!grazie Patrizia e i suoi collaboratori per il grande amore per questa nostra isola

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place, rich in history and with an extraordinary view. It should certainly be valued more, restored to its original shape before the Second World War, in fact the soldiers, adapting it to the needs of the moment, modified and partially destroyed it. (Original) Un luogo meraviglioso, ricco di storia e dalla vista straordinaria. Andrebbe valorizzato di più sicuramente, ripristinato alla conformazione originale prima della seconda guerra mondiale infatti i soldati, adattandolo alle esigenze del momento, l'hanno modificato e distrutto in parte.

(Translated by Google) Definitely nice to visit, but it's a shame that the information office leaves something to be desired (complete with a monosyllable e-mail response from the operator), as it says it's open on Sundays, when in reality it's sadly closed... maybe give a little more updated info because it's a shame. (Original) Sicuramente bello da visitare, peccato peró che l'ufficio informazioni lasci a desiderare (con tanto di risposta e-mail a monosillabi dall'operatore), in quanto lo da come aperto la domenica, quando in realtà risulta desolatamente chiuso....magari date info un po' più aggiornate perché é un peccato.

(Translated by Google) I participated in an event regarding Sardinian confectionery art, I exhibited my desserts and did a workshop. House museum, a historic place, very welcoming, a pleasant dive into the past, characteristic spaces, furnishings and tools, where long ago people mainly worked the wheat. (Original) Ho partecipato ad un evento riguardante l'arte dolciaria sarda,ho esposto i miei dolci e fatto laboratorio.Casa museo,un luogo storico,molto accogliente,un gradevole tuffo nel passato,spazi, arredi e strumenti caratteristici,dove tempo fa si lavorava soprattutto il grano.

(Translated by Google) Structure finally returned entirely to the activities of the Municipality of Quartu. Fusion of two ancient manor houses. Well restored stables. Airy loggia. Large courtyard and splendid milling room used for conferences and cultural events. Well managed by the Città di Quarto 1928 Association. (Original) Struttura finalmente restituita interamente alle attività del Comune di Quartu. Fusione di due antiche case padronali. Stalle ben recuperate. Arioso loggiato. Ampio cortile e splendida sala della molitura adibita a congressi e manifestazioni culturali. Ben gestita dall'Associazione Città di Quarto 1928.

(Translated by Google) Long years of restoration for a result that was nothing short of "bizarre"; to name just one: ultra-modern lift (access to which is only after two uncomfortable and high steps) which leads to a landing closed on all sides and opening at the front of a small window overlooking the courtyard (????) .... I am also perplexed because it doesn't seem like a realistic restoration of the ancient house which should be a historical memory of the city.... (Original) Lunghi anni di restauri per un risultato a dir poco "bizzarro" ; per citarne solo uno: ascensore ultra moderno (il cui accesso si ha solo dopo due scomodi ed alti scalini) che conduce ad un pianerottolo chiuso da tutti i lati ed apertura fronte finestrella che affaccia sul cortile (????) ....sono perplessa anche perché non mi pare un ripristino realistico dell'antica casa che dovrebbe essere memoria storica della città....

(Translated by Google) Location for the end of year concert, I could just see the courtyard and the portico (sa lolla), quite well maintained (Original) Location per saggio di fine anno, ho potuto vedere giusto il cortile e il porticato (sa lolla), abbastanza ben tenuta

(Translated by Google) Historic building that disappointed me, unfortunately it suffers from the neglect with which it is kept, there are tools and carts in a complete state of abandonment and left to the elements, the bathroom has a nauseating smell and cobwebs unseemly cover most of the ceilings, I'm sorry that one of the historical places of the city of Quartu are left in this state. (Original) Edificio storico che mi ha deluso, purtroppo risente della trascuratezza con cui viene tenuto, ci sono attrezzi e carri in completo stato di abbandono e lasciati alle intemperie, il bagno ha un odore nauseabondo e le ragnatele ricoprono indecorosamente gran parte dei soffitti, spiace che uno dei luoghi storici della città di Quartu venga lasciato in tale stato.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful recovery of this splendid ancient house. Congratulations to the mayor and Lucia Baire who allowed it. (Original) Bellissimo recupero di questa splendida casa antica. Complimenti al sindaco e a Lucia Baire che l'hanno consentito.