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Cagliari's landmark is the imposing Cathedral of Santa Maria. It was built in the 13th century but has undergone numerous structural alterations over the years. It incorporates Romantic and Baroque styles, as well as the Pisan style. The current façade recalls the cathedral's original Romantic appearance, but the Baroque style still dominates the interior. A tour of the church reveals magnificent, detailed paintings on the ceiling, imposing sculptures, and a marble pulpit that once stood in Pisa Cathedral. In the crypt, you can marvel at around 300 burial chambers.

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This place is a good example of how conservation can be overdone. Driving along the dam allows you to get closer to the flamingos than walking or cycling through the so-called park. I was disappointed. It's better to go to the zoo to see the flamingos.

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Called Krly by the Phoenicians, Cagliari has a very ancient history, chapters of which can still be discovered in the streets of the old city. About 120 years ago the places of city power were moved from the old Castello district to the more modern area near the port, but the historical part of the city is still of great charm.

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Historic center of Cagliari

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Churches of Our Lady of Hope

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Nice place reachable by bike

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Beautiful cycle path next to the sea

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The Bastione di Saint Remy is one of Cagliari's most iconic landmarks. Constructed between 1896 and 1902, it was built on the ancient defensive walls of the city and named after the first Piedmontese Viceroy, Baron of Saint Remy. The structure boasts a magnificent neoclassical design, featuring white and yellow limestone columns with Corinthian capitals, and it includes a monumental double-ramped staircase leading up to the Umberto I Terrace. The terrace offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the surrounding sea, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals. The underlying gallery, known as Passeggiata Coperta, has served various purposes over the years—from an elegant banquet hall to a refuge for displaced people during World War II. The Bastione was severely damaged during the Allied bombings in 1943, which also destroyed many other significant buildings in Cagliari. After the war, the Bastione was carefully restored and continues to be a vital cultural and exhibition space in the city today.

The Cattedrale di Santa Maria, also known as Cagliari Cathedral, is a stunning landmark in the heart of Cagliari, Sardinia. This majestic structure, located in the historic Castello district, showcases a mix of architectural styles due to various renovations over the centuries. Originally built in the 13th century by the Pisans in a Romanesque style, the cathedral has undergone significant changes. In the 17th century, it was transformed with Baroque elements by architect Pietro Fossati. The façade that visitors see today, inspired by Pisa's Santa Maria dei Miracoli, was completed in the 1930s after an unsuccessful attempt to restore the original medieval design. Inside, the cathedral is a treasure trove of art and history. The crypt, known as the Sanctuary of the Martyrs, houses relics of over 179 martyrs discovered during 17th-century excavations. One intriguing historical fact is the presence of the Gothic-Aragonese mausoleum of Martin I of Sicily, who died during the Aragonese conquest of Sardinia in the early 15th century. His tomb, made of intricate marble, is a significant attraction within the cathedral.

The historic center of Cagliari, known as the Castello district, is a captivating blend of ancient history, striking architecture, and panoramic views. Situated on one of Cagliari's seven hills, this area is renowned for its narrow, winding streets, historic buildings, and an array of churches and museums that offer a glimpse into the city's rich past. One of the highlights of Castello is the Cathedral of Santa Maria, originally built by the Pisans in the 13th century. This cathedral has undergone significant transformations over the centuries, including a restoration in the 1930s to revive its Romanesque Tuscan style. Inside, visitors can admire medieval sculptures, 15th and 16th-century paintings, and the crypt containing the remains of local martyrs and members of the House of Savoy. For museum enthusiasts, the Citadel of Museums is a must-visit. This complex includes the Archaeological Museum, which houses treasures from the Nuragic era, including the Giants of Monte Prama—unique statues from the 9th century BC that depict boxers and archers with enigmatic expressions. Walking through the Castello district also offers stunning views of Cagliari, from the Sella del Diavolo to Poetto Beach and Molentargius Park. The district's charm is enhanced by its small cafes, art shops, and the lively atmosphere that reflects both its historical significance and contemporary vibrancy. During World War II, many of Cagliari's historic buildings suffered damage from bombings, but the resilience of its people led to the careful restoration of much of the old town, preserving its historical essence for future generations. 🌄🏛️

The Chiesa di Nostra Signora della Speranza, is a charming Gothic-Catalan style church that dates back to an earlier era. Its façade features a simple design with a small bell tower and a gothic arched portal. Inside, you'll find a single rectangular nave with three side chapels, all adorned with ribbed cross vaults that add to the building's historic ambiance. The church has been serving the local community for centuries and, since 2011, it has also been used by the Russian Orthodox community for their services. This serene spot is perfect for those looking to explore the spiritual and architectural heritage of Cagliari. ✨🙏

the Cathedral of Santa Maria is beautiful and imposing

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At the top of the beautiful building you have a great view of Cagliari.

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Take the time to slowly stroll through the narrow streets and absorb the charm of the old buildings. At every turn there is a new detail to discover, be it the carefully decorated facade of an old building or a hidden café where locals enjoy their espresso. The colorful house facades captured in the photos reflect the vibrant culture and temperament of this unique city. During the day, the lookouts offer scenic views over the bay, where the turquoise waters sparkle in the sunlight. But when the sun goes down, the city takes on a completely different atmosphere. Here and there, locals gather to dance under the stars as soft melodies waft through the air. Between these lively moments, you will find peace in Cagliari's many churches, whose majestic architecture and spiritual aura will captivate you. It is this harmonious coexistence of culture, history and joie de vivre that makes Cagliari so special. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari.

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As you climb the stone steps, you feel the cool breeze on your face and smell the scent of the nearby sea. The palm trees sway gently in the wind and make you forget time for a moment. Once you reach the top, you will have a breathtaking panoramic view. The old town of Cagliari stretches out at your feet, a sea of terracotta-colored roofs and winding streets. The horizon is bordered by the sparkling sea, glittering in the sun. This place is a real insider tip, especially at sunset, when the city is bathed in a warm, golden light. The soft orange tones of the sky are reflected in the water, giving the city an almost magical aura. From up here you can watch the hustle and bustle of the city. The gentle sound of the sea, the chirping of the birds and the lively babble of voices in the city combine to create a harmonious carpet of sound. Cagliari is truly a beautiful place. A place where history, culture and nature come together in perfect harmony. A place that you have to experience once. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari

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In the middle of the historic Castello district of Cagliari, the Cattedrale di Santa Maria stands proudly, an impressive testament to art and faith. Its official title, Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta e di Santa Cecilia, tells of a centuries-long history and a deep-rooted faith. When you enter this sacred place you are transported to another time. The foundation of this cathedral was laid in the 13th century in the Pisan Romanesque style and reflects seven centuries of urban development. You can almost feel the historical touch of the time when the representatives of the three Stamenti were sworn in here, when Cagliari was still the center of the Kingdom of Sardinia. Over the years, this gem has been carefully modified. The Baroque elements of the 17th and 18th centuries harmonize elegantly with the neo-Romanesque facade added in the 20th century, inspired by the majestic Pisa Cathedral. But beyond its architectural significance, the cathedral exudes spirituality and community. The central liturgical ceremonies take place here, led by the archdiocese. The opening hours allow visitors to experience the magic of this place every day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. A highlight is undoubtedly the colorful stones that adorn the floors, columns and altars - an impressive work of art that will be remembered. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari.

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"Sa ruga de sa Speranza" - the street of hope. On this street, hidden behind the majestic cathedral, you will find the modest yet impressive Chiesa di Nostra Signora della Speranza. A church that was once built as a noble chapel for the Aymerich family, Margraves of Laconi, who lived nearby in a now ruined house. The façade is decorated with the coat of arms of the eagle biceps, a gift from King Charles V, who bestowed this symbol of honor on the family after his visit to Cagliari in 1535. When you enter this church you will feel the Gothic-Catalan style that was predominant between the 15th and 16th centuries. It is a place that, despite its simple appearance, bears witness to history and significance. A place that once hosted the sessions of the Sardinian Parliament in Spanish times and later served as a home for the craft community. But this church doesn't just tell stories from times gone by. Today it is a place of faith for the Orthodox community of San Saba, which belongs to the Patriarchate of Moscow. Its bells, which still rang in the 1950s to call the faithful to celebrate the Madonna della Speranza on December 18th, are now a sign of community and cohesion. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari

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Pack your bike and get ready for a tour through one of Sardinia's most breathtaking nature reserves: the Molentargius-Saline Regional Natural Park. Introduced by Regional Law No. 5 of February 26, 1999, this green paradise extends over the territory of the municipalities of Cagliari and Quartu, right at the gates of the picturesque Poetto beach. Grab your helmet and get started: This park is made for cycling enthusiasts like you. The paths are car-free and offer easy, pleasant cycling. The fresh wind blows around your nose as you drive through an impressive landscape that is bursting with life. Birds chirp, grass rustles and then, as if out of nowhere, they appear - thousands of flamingos standing majestically in the shallow water. A sight that you won't soon forget. Your path continues, always along the picturesque coast, until you make a stop by the sea. Feel the sand between your toes, listen to the waves and breathe in the salty sea breeze. Wonderful, isn't it? The journey ends, but only for now, at the port of Cagliari. You can park your bike here and end the day in one of the cozy cafés. But don't worry, Molentargius Park in Quartu is already waiting for your next visit. A place to which you always enjoy returning - by bike, of course. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari

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The bastion rises on the foundations of the medieval city and bears the name of the first Piedmontese viceroy, the Baron of Saint-Remy. When you stand in front of this impressive classical building, you will immediately notice the harmonious interplay of white and yellow limestone columns, crowned by finely crafted Corinthian capitals. Designed by architects Giuseppe Costa and Fulgenzio Setti, the majestic Umberto I terrace offers breathtaking views over the city and is a witness to an architecture that was formally inaugurated in 1902. The bastion has undergone many changes over the years: the double staircase and the triumphal arch, once proud symbols of the building, were damaged by bombs from World War II in 1943. But with the same precision and care with which they were once built, these parts have been restored to their former glory. The covered promenade that stretches behind the arch tells its own stories: once a place for celebratory banquets, later an infirmary during the wars and a refuge for those who had lost everything. And in 1948 the first edition of the Sardinia International Fair was held here. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari

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Imagine cycling along the Sardinian coast on a sun-drenched day, with the sound of the sea on your right and a breathtaking natural landscape on your left. This is what awaits you if you choose to take a bike tour at Spiaggia del Poetto. Your tour starts at the foot of the Sella del Diavolo, a prominent point in Cagliari. From here, Poetto, Cagliari's main beach, stretches an impressive 10 km to Margine Rosso in the municipality of Quartu. The route is split between Cagliari and Quartu - about half each way. During your ride, you will feel the unmistakable charm of the Poetto district, which stretches between the beach and the Molentargius - Saline Regional Park. But it's not just the golden sand of the beach that will fascinate you. Just a stone's throw away is the wetland of the Molentargius Ponds, protected by the Ramsar Convention and of international interest. This biotope is home to a variety of fauna and flora, making it an ideal place for nature lovers. Take a break and enjoy the nature of the Molentargius Saline Park. With a bit of luck, you can spot some of the many bird species that call this area their home. And if you're looking for refreshment after your tour, Poetto Beach with its clear waters is just the thing. So, hop on your bike and discover the beauties of Poetto! A combination of city, beach and nature awaits you, offering you an unforgettable insight into Sardinian culture and landscape. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari

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