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The Roman amphitheater in Cagliari is the most important public building of the Roman period. It is located in a natural valley on the southern slopes of the Buon Cammino hill. Unfortunately, it was used as a quarry in the Middle Ages, and as a result, only a small part of it remains.

From there you can also take a lift down.

The old bastion was a defensive structure that was removed in the 19th century and converted into a neoclassical square. From there, you can enjoy another expansive view of Cagliari, as the viewing platform is located on the aforementioned hill in the old town. You can also easily reach the platform by elevator, avoiding the marble staircase. Also worth seeing on the old bastion is the triumphal arch, damaged in World War II but subsequently rebuilt.

Cagliari's Palazzo Civico, the seat of the Sardinian capital, rises like a bastion of white stone, elegant in its shapes and colors, a clear sail to the sea. It hasn't always stood where it stands today: at 145 Via Roma, or more precisely, it hasn't always been the seat of the city administration. Its original location was in the heart of Castello, in the upper, fortified part of the city, where it could be best defended: in Piazza Palazzo. It was the intuition of Ottone Bacaredda, the far-sighted mayor of a Cagliari that, although still in the 19th century, was already looking toward the next, to move the headquarters of the city's most important institution to a geographically opposite location: to Via Roma, in the Marina district, so popular but already striving for elegance, a bourgeois salon, overlooking the sea, facing outwards rather than protected from it as it had been until then.

The view is black near the elevator of the Cathedral

The Tower of San Pancrazio is one of Cagliari's most fascinating medieval relics. Built in 1305 by the Pisans, it still dominates the Castello district with its imposing structure of pale limestone. Standing approximately 36 meters tall, it served as a watchtower and defense and was part of the city's fortified system. Climbing to the top offers spectacular views of Cagliari and the sea, perfect for understanding the strategic role it played over the centuries. A place that combines history, architecture, and panoramic views in a single glance.

Panorama of the castle and 360 degree view of Cagliari and its wetlands

This is the amphitheater of Cagliari