Quartiere di Castello
Cagliari
(40 Km)
It is the largest of the four historic districts of the city and residence of the noble; it prominently stands on a limestone hill, about one hundred meters above sea level.
Bastione di Saint Remy
Cagliari
(41 Km)
It was built in the late nineteenth century on the ancient city walls, linking the three southern ramparts of the Mint of St. Catherine and of Sperone to join the Castle district with those below.
Grotte Is Zuddas
Santadi
(14 Km)
The Caves are located in the southwestern part of Sardinia. The cavity is formed by dolomite rocks dating back about 530 million years ago. The cave was discovered by cavers in 1971, has a constant temperature of 16 degrees and the humidity is close to 100%. Today they are open to the public and you can visit several rooms, each of which stands out for the peculiarity of its concretions.
Palazzo Civico
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The building is the work of master C. Caselli and engineer A. Rigotti. On the main facade there is a porch with seven very high arches, through which you can access the inner courtyard. The decorations used in the facades are those of the Art Nouveau style, such as the eagle that holds the coat of arms of the city and the two bronze lions. Currently the building is the seat of the Municipality.
Museo del Duomo
Cagliari
(41 Km)
Located close to the Cathedral of Santa Maria. The museum occupies a floor where you can admire the "Treasure of the Cathedral”: items used in celebrations, silver objects, paintings, crucifixes.
Anfiteatro romano
Cagliari
(41 Km)
It was built between the first and second centuries AD. It is half built into the rock and the other part is of white limestone. There is also an exhibition of historical iconography that allows a better understanding of this building.
Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Cagliari
(41 Km)
Located in Cittadella dei Musei since 1993. It has an exhibition of cultural facts and artifacts dating back to periods ranging from Early Neolithic, Middle Neolithic, Late Neolithic to the High Middle Ages.
Sito archeologico del Monte Sirai
Carbonia
(31 Km)
An intact settlement, first Phoenician and later Punic , inside there is the town, the necropolis and the Tophet sanctuary; visitor can benefit from a restaurant, a showroom and a bookshop.
Museo Villa Sulcis
Carbonia
(31 Km)
It houses materials from the Neolithic until the Byzantine period found in the area of carbon. Inside there are 3 rooms, with a layout that relates to the understanding of the findings, through the reproduction of environments and use of the time.
Sant'Eulalia - Area Archeologica (IV Sec)
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The monumental archaeological area of Sant’Eulalia is over a thousand years old, can be dated between the Roman-Republican age and the early Middle Ages, and is preserved under the parish complex. In the area open to the public, there are the remains of an ancient quarry and a small plant for monetary offerings. Part of a colonnaded portico, a road and two stone buildings are also visible. The archaeological area is located in the basement of the Church of Santa Eulalia. A very interesting and suggestive underground route. You can also visit the Museum of the Treasure of S. Eulalia adjacent to the sacristy.
Cripta S.Restituta (XIII Sec) Simulacro Altare
Cagliari
(40 Km)
Villa Romana di Tigellio (I Sec)
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The Roman Villa of Tigellio is a complex of archaeological remains located in the homonymous street. After several archaeological research, three buildings came to light, two of which have the structural bases still clearly visible. These buildings are the testimony of the Roman building presence in Cagliari.
Ipogeo Atilia Pomptilla (II Sec)-Grotta Vipera
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The tomb of Atilia Pomptilla, dates back to the first century AD, is known by many as the Viper's Grotto. It was called so for the decorations of the title page, which depict two snakes, a sign of conjugal fidelity. The Grotto was erected by the Roman Lucio Cassio Filippo in honor of his wife, Atilia Pomptilla. The Cave is open to the public and you can see the tomb only from the outside courtyard.
Torre dell' Elefante
Cagliari
(40 Km)
Torre dell'Elefante is the second highest tower in Cagliari. It is located in the historic district of Castle.
Quartiere di Stampace
Cagliari
(40 Km)
Located in the historic city center, west of the castle,it was the district of bourgeois and merchants and was founded by the Pisani in the thirteenth century, who equipped it with a system of fortification of which the tower of the Spur is left.
Museo Botanico
Cagliari
(44 Km)
The Botanical Museum belongs to with Department of Botany, University of Cagliari and was opened in 2008. Here are exposed the scientific instruments used in past centuries. Of great interest.
Torre dei Segnali o Calamosca
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Tower of Calamosca is a historic building in Cagliari, located on the Sant'Elia hill. The structure with adjacent the lighthouse, dominates the beach of Calamosca, from which it also takes its name. The initial plant of the tower, in a cylindrical shape, was built in 1638. The tower of Calamosca was also called Torre de Armas, for the powerful cannons it hosted, and also Torre dei Signali, for the reports it sent, communicating to the Castle the passages of the ships. Currently the complex is owned by the Navy.
Forte Sant'ignazio Diroccato
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The construction of the fort was started at the end of the 18th century on the project of engineer F. Lorenzo. The aim was to create a building to cope with the French attacks that came from the sea. The fort is located at a point that allows the view of the whole city. Initially, the fortification had to have a pentagonal plan with many towers and many canons, but the work was never completed and what remains of it today is a rectangular rampart with two towers.
Torre San Pancrazio
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The building, one of the symbols of the city is located at the highest point of the castle's district. The visit to the monument can admire sweeping views of the city and the surrounding area.
San Saturno - Complesso Paleocristiano
Cagliari
(41 Km)
Complesso di S.Lucifero
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The San Lucifer Complex dates back to the 3rd and 4th century AD and consists of three late Roman funerary buildings. In the later age, these structures were used as Christian burials. Restored in 1640, the first Sacello of the complex, preserves the empty tomb of San Lucifer from the moment its relics were transferred to the Cathedral of Cagliari. The other two sacelli called Rude and Eliano and San Lussorio, are also of considerable importance and each host the tomb of Elianus and Rudis and the martyr Lussorio of Fordongianus.
Exmà
Cagliari
(41 Km)
Raccolta Cere Anatomiche di Clemente Susini
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Anatomical Wax Collection by Clemente Susini is located in the Citadel of Museums. The museum presents a collection of anatomical waxes among the most interesting in the world. The collection houses 23 anatomical models in polychrome wax, from the different parts of the human body, both male and female. The wax models were made between 1803 and 1805 by Clemente Susini, in the laboratory of the Museo della Specola in Florence.
Teatro Lirico di Cagliari
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The theater offers opera seasons, ballet performances and symphonic - chamber music. Prestigious for the quality of its programming, at the point to receive the award named "Franco Abbiat"in 2001. It belongs to the foundation Teatro Lirico in Cagliari.
Teatro Massimo
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The Teatro Massimo was born in 1947, the prose is the representation of choice. It has two rooms: one with a capacity of 700 seats and the other with 195 seats.
Teatro delle Saline
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The theater preserves the style of Art Nouveau. It was built in the '30s. Today it is home to Akròama-Teatro Stabile d'Arte Contemporanea. It organizes the Season of Contemporary Theatre, which brings together established international theater companies.
Pinacoteca Nazionale di Cagliari
Cagliari
(41 Km)
A heritage consisting of 1272 works, including paintings, ceramics (Pula Fund), weapons, household furniture, gold, silver and textiles. The paintings, mostly altarpieces, range from the XV to the XVII century and belong to the late Gothic Catalan and Flemish culture.
Museo Civico Orientale "S. Cardu"
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Siamese Civic Art Museum “Stefano Cardu”, preserves the largest collection of Siamese art in Europe, collected by Stefano Cardu, who in 1914 gave part of the objects, to the municipality of Cagliari. In 1977 the collection was exhibited at the Civic Palace, and in 1981 it was transferred to the Citadel of Museums. The collection contains paintings, manuscripts, Buddhist sculptures in bronze, ivory and silverware dating from the 17th to 19th century. Of great value, are the precious okimonos and netsukes from the Meiji era, and the Chinese and Siamese porcelain, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasty.
Museo delle Ferrovie in Sardegna
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The Sardinian Railway Museum is located inside the station of Cagliari, and was set up in 1985. The Museum offers a collection with more than one hundred testimonies resisted over time, retracing all the most important phases of the history of Sardinian railways.
Museo Sardo di Antropologia ed Etnografia
Cagliari
(45 Km)
The Sardinian Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography was founded in 1953 by Prof. Carlo Maxia. It collects within it many anthropological finds that testify to human evolution. Among these we can mention skulls, bones, costumes and objects used by the inhabitants of the area.
Museo sardo di geologia e paleontologia Domenico lovisato
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Sardinian Museum of Geology and Paleontology Domenico Lovisto is located at the Department of Earth Sciences. The Domenico Lovisato Museum inside houses a rich collection of about 600 fossil finds. It was created to collect and present to the public the history of the Earth, from the Paleozoic era to the Quaternary. The museum is available to the public.
Museo dell'Arciconfraternita dei Genovesi
Cagliari
(42 Km)
Museo di Fisica
Cagliari
(45 Km)
The Physics Museum is located at the University of Cagliari. Its origins date back to 1626. It was born to collect and enhance the excellent work that physicists have done over the centuries. Today the museum houses a large collection of professional instruments, in fact there are about 400 devices and instruments related to the following areas: Electromagnetism, Optics, Acoustics and Mechanics and 250 appliances dating back to 1800. In particular, we can mention the electric dynamo by Antonio Pacinotti.
Museo di Mineralogia
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The “L. De Prunner” Mineralogy Museum is located inside the Museum of Geology and Paleontology “Domenico Lovisato” at the Department of Earth Sciences of Cagliari. It was founded in 1806 by the Viceroy of Sardinia Carlo Felice. The Museum exhibits a rich collection of minerals, such as argentite and phosgene and is open to the public.
Museo dell'arte etnica internazionale
Assemini
(42 Km)
The Ethnic Museum of Assemini was established in 2002 by the Cultural Association “MEI”, to present all the heritage of the popular traditions of Sardinian culture. It is located in the municipality of Assemini, in the town of Sant'Andrea. Inside it houses a large collection of ceramic sculptures.
Museo di Storia Naturale "Aquilegia"
Assemini
(41 Km)
The Museum of Natural History is located on the outskirts of the village. The exhibition of botanical, geological and zoological finds from lagoon and mountain environments are of extraordinary beauty. Inside the museum, there is a historical and photographic archive, a library and environments where it is possible to carry out educational activities etc.
Museo Archeologico
Pula
(20 Km)
The Archaeological Museum of Pula is located in the historic center of the city. Inside it displays objects from the ancient city of Nora and nearby. In addition, we can admire a collection of nineteenth century photographs that reflect the different phases of discovery and excavation. A special collection was dedicated to underwater recoveries, such as anchors, anchors, punic ceramics etc. The museum is open to the public and deserves to be visited.
Oratori delle Anime e del S.Cristo
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Oratory of Souls and of the Holy Christ was built between 1665 and 1667. Subsequently, the chaplain's house was added to the right side of the oratory. The building has a rectangular plan and the left wall of the classroom houses three niches functional to the simulacra warehouse. In addition, the roof is covered with tiles, which are still in excellent condition. Today the building is open to the public during Holy Week and Good Friday.
Collezione Sarda Luigi Piloni
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The Luigi Piloni collection is a collection of works of art and crafts. It was a collection by Luigi Piloni, who in 1981, donated to the University of Cagliari. The collection is exhibited in seven rooms, and preserves carpets, paintings, maps, handicrafts, jewelry, silverware and clothing. The “L. Piloni” Collection is located in the halls of the Palazzo dell'Università, and collects Sardinian works and objects by Luigi Piloni. Of great interest are the paintings dating from the sixteenth century, a table depicting Saint Clare, the burial of Christ, the Archangel Raphael and several Sardinian paintings by Philippine Della Marmora. In addition, there are a collection of 206 maps, a collection of prints, a collection of Sardinian rugs from the second half of the 18th century, and almost 80 pieces of silver accessories.
Castello di San Michele
Cagliari
(42 Km)
The Castle of San Michele is located on one of the highest hills of Cagliari. The panoramic position of the castle is accompanied by its historical importance. It is one of the most significant monuments of Cagliari, thanks also to its recent destination as a museum container, used as temporary exhibitions of archaeological or historical and artistic themes. Inside, it offers a space for exhibitions, conferences and other cultural initiatives.
Porta degli Alberti
Cagliari
(40 Km)
The Alberti Gate, also known as the Sperone, was built in 1293 at the same time with the homonymous Tower, for defensive functions. It is currently well preserved.
Cripta e Chiostro Di San Domenico
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Cloister of San Domenico is located below the modern church of San Domenico. The cloister and crypt are the only buildings left of the ancient convent and the church of San Domenico, one of the most beautiful in Sardinia. The crypt also preserves today the plan of the ancient church that is still used today both for religious functions and for cultural events, such as concerts and art exhibitions.
Cattedrale di Santa Maria
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and Santa Cecilia is the main place of worship in Cagliari. The church presents itself as a combination of different artistic styles and holds seven centuries of historical memories of the city of Cagliari.
Palazzo Regio
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The historic building of fourteenth-century origins that once served as a residence for the king's representative, is located in the famous Piazza Palazzo. Over the centuries it has undergone many changes and extensions that gave it its current appearance. Very significant were the restorations of the 18th century when the majestic staircase of honor was also built that leads to the second floor. In the council room you can see frescoes by D. Bruschi made in the late 19th century.
Porta Cristina
Cagliari
(41 Km)
Porta Cristina, in Cagliari, is a gateway to the Castello district. Porta Cristina was built in 1825 to replace the Gate of Soccorso, dating back to the 17th century. The door was named Cristina in honor of Queen Maria Cristina of Bourbon.
Galleria Comunale d'arte
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Municipal Art Gallery of Cagliari is a museum located in the Palazzo dei Giardini Pubblici, built in the mid-nineteenth century. Since 1933 it has been the headquarters of the Municipal Art Gallery. The museum houses a collection of about 250 works including paintings and sculptures dating back to the mid-nineteenth century until the eighties of the twentieth century.
Convento dei Cappuccini
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Capuchin Convent of Cagliari was built in 1591 on an ancient pagan site on the hill of Buoncammino. Under the Convent are the Punic caves transformed at the time into stone quarries to build the amphitheater. In the early years the caves served as a prison for Christians who were destined for martyrdom in the amphitheater. Originally, the Convent had a modest building for the friars and a small church with a central nave. There was certainly no shortage of the vegetable garden, which served the friars to get their daily food.
Castello di Acquafredda
Siliqua
(33 Km)
The castle of Acquafredda was built in the 13th century, and belonged to Count Ugolino Della Gherardesca. After his death, the castle passed to the Aragonese. The building consists of three square-plan towers. Today, unfortunately, there are only a few walls left of the ancient castle as a testimony of its existence.
Castello Gioiosa Guardia
Villamassargia
(36 Km)
The Gioiosa Guardia Castle was built in the 13th century to defend the Cixerri Valley. He maintained his military function even during the wars between the Judicato of Arborea and the Kingdom of Sardinia.
Necropoli Montessu
Narcao
(24 Km)
The Montessu Necropolis is an archaeological site, where about 50 domus de janas of different types have been discovered. Of particular interest are the two tombs, called The Church and The Grotto of Pigs. The site is open to the public and can be visited every day.
Torre Coltellazzo
Pula
(21 Km)
The Coltellazzo Tower was built in 1607 above the remains of the acropolis of Nora. The building was built by engineer Antonio Felice de Vincenti. The tower, also known as the tower of Sant'Efisio, has a truncated conical structure of about 11 meters high, built with limestone sandstone. At the center of the tower is a room which is supported by a central pillar.
Torre di Cala d'Ostia
Pula
(20 Km)
The Tower of Cala d'Ostia was built in 1773. The tower played the defensive function against the Barbarian raids. In the years from 1807 to 1813 the tower was manned by 5 soldiers and after 1842 it was abandoned for a very long period until 2003, when it underwent restoration work.
Necropoli di Tuvixeddu
Cagliari
(41 Km)
It 's the largest Phoenician-Punic necropolis existing in the Mediterranean basin.The "Tuvixeddu" name means "hill of small holes,"from the Sardinian word "tuvu", meaning "hollow", due to the presence of numerous tombs carved into the limestone.
Basilica di Sant'Antioco
Sant'Antioco
(30 Km)
The Basilica is located in the center of San'Antioco and has been the subject of numerous construction projects. The facade has been added in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Museo Etnografico Sant’Antioco
Sant'Antioco
(30 Km)
The ethnographic museum is located in the center of the country. On display are objects that testify the habits and customs of the island, especially in connection with the processing of dwarf palms and fine linen, and methods of natural coloration.
Villaggio Ipogeo
Sant'Antioco
(30 Km)
It is a charming village made up of Punic tombs carved in the rock and re-used in the seventeenth century, as houses from the poorer classes of the country until the year 1950. Interesting to see.
Museo delle Torri e dei Castelli di Sardegna
Cagliari
(40 Km)
Opened in 2002, it preserves the collection Monagheddu-Cannas, consisting of philological reconstruction in scale, with reproductions of the military artifacts from various eras. Each artifact has been reconstructed in the state it once was.
L'Isola Del Ricamo
Decimomannu
(42 Km)
Museo Capitolare
Cagliari
(41 Km)
The Capitular Museum of Cagliari is located in the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. It houses the most important works of the Treasure of the Cathedral, such as a large fifteenth-century cross in gilded silver, amphorae, goblets and chiseled plates.
Domus de Maria - Nuraghe De Gangiu
Santadi
(9 Km)