The city
Our beaches
Cagliari and its beaches: a perfect combination of golden sand, crystal clear waters and breathtaking scenery. Discover the timeless charm of Cagliari’s coastline.

Il Poetto - 4.5 Km
10 min by carEight kilometers of golden sand and a sea that fades from turquoise to the deepest blue: Poetto is Cagliari's iconic beach, a place where relaxation meets fun.

Mari Pintau – 25 km
30 min by carThe name is enough to understand the magic of this paradise: “Painted Sea,” where picture-perfect clear waters and a beach of polished pebbles give the sea a unique color.

Cala Regina - 27Km
35 min by carCala Regina, a peaceful spot between rocks and Mediterranean scrub, where the crystal clear sea and sinuous cliffs create a perfect paradise for diving and relaxation.

Punta Molentis–60 km
60 min by carA tropical paradise in the heart of Villasimius: Punta Molentis, amidst fine sand, crystal-clear waters and granite cliffs, is the ideal place to relax and discover breathtaking backdrops.
The monuments
Cagliari, a city of history and timeless charm: ancient ramparts, majestic cathedrals and millennia-old testimonies, each monument tells a unique chapter of its extraordinary legacy

Bastione di Saint Remy – 800 m
10 min walkThe Bastion of Saint Remy, a symbol of Cagliari, combines history and beauty with its neoclassical staircase leading to the Umberto I Terrace, from which there is a panoramic view of the port and the Gulf of Angels, this monument is at its best at sunset.

Torre dell'elefante - 1,2 Km
15 min walkThe Elephant Tower, built in 1307 by the Pisans, is one of Cagliari's best-preserved medieval fortifications. With its symbolic statue and breathtaking view from the top, it offers a unique experience between history and spectacular views.

Cattedrale di Santa Maria - 1,3 Km
18 min walkIn the heart of Castello, St. Mary's Cathedral is a masterpiece combining Gothic, Baroque and Romanesque styles. With frescoes, gilded decorations and the Crypt of the Martyrs, it is a fascinating place where art and spirituality come together.

Santuario di Bonaria-850m
12 min walklinked to the legend of the miraculous statue, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Bonaria is a place that symbolizes faith and protection for sailors and offers a breathtaking view of Cagliari and the port, combining history, spirituality and beauty in a highly evocative place.

Palazzo di città - 900m
15 min walkThe Town Hall, in the heart of Castello, is an elegant historic building that once housed the town hall and now hosts art exhibitions and cultural reviews, offering a fascinating journey through Cagliari's history and culture.
Nature
Cagliari, a paradise of nature and timeless colors: amid lagoons populated by flamingos, wind-sculpted cliffs, and paths immersed in the Mediterranean maquis, each landscape tells of the magic of a land where wild beauty meets the allure of the sea.

Orto Botanico di Cagliari 1,4 km
10 min by car | 20 min walkThe Cagliari Botanical Garden, founded in 1866, is a 5-hectare green oasis in the heart of the city, where thousands of plants from around the world, from Mediterranean and tropical species to medicinal plants, can be explored, with even caves and Roman cisterns

Sella del Diavolo 6 km
12 min by car | 30 min walkThe Sella del Diavolo (Devil's Saddle) is a rocky promontory that rises between Poetto and Calamosca, accessible by a scenic trek suitable for everyone. The trail offers spectacular views of the sea, the city and the surrounding area, perfect for a walk surrounded by nature and to admire the Mediterranean flora and local fauna.

Giardini Pubblici di Cagliari 1,1 km
4 min by car | 15 min walkCagliari's Public Gardens are a haven of peace in the center of the city, where greenery is intertwined with art. Among mature trees and a fountain surrounded by flowers, the park also houses the Municipal Art Gallery, a neoclassical building that celebrates contemporary art, offering a unique experience of nature and culture.
Museums
Cagliari, guardian of timeless art and knowledge: among archaeological collections, art masterpieces and historical evidence, each museum tells a precious fragment of the city’s rich cultural identity.
Citadel of Museums - Arsenale Square
Distance: 2 km | 7 minutes by car | 25 minutes on foot
The Citadel of Museums, in the heart of Castello, is Cagliari’s cultural hub, once a military barracks and now the custodian of four extraordinary collections that tell the story of Sardinia and beyond.


Cagliari's National Archaeological Museum is the most important on the island, housing a vast collection of artifacts that tell the thousand-year history of Sardinia. Among its treasures are the Giants of Mont'e Prama, Nuragic artifacts such as small bronzes and weapons, and Phoenician and Roman artifacts, including jewelry, coins, and tools

For art lovers, Cagliari's National Picture Gallery is an irresistible stop, with a vast collection ranging from the Middle Ages to the modern age. Among its most significant works are the Gothic-Catalan Tables and Baroque and Renaissance paintings.

In the “Clement Susini” Anatomical Wax Museum, detailed wax models from the 18th century tell the story of human anatomy with a unique artistic touch.

The “Stefano Cardu” Museum of Siamese Art offers an extraordinary collection of Oriental art, with sculptures, weapons, jewelry and textiles from Southeast Asia. A tribute to the passion of collector Stefano Cardu, who brought the fascinating Thai culture to the heart of Cagliari.