Overview: The attractive prices, warm climate, friendly people and improved transportation from major European cities makes Cagliari, the capital city of the the Italian island of Sardinia (Sardegna), an ideal place to buy a house / home or to be used as a vacation rental.
Cagliari, the largest town on the island, has been the capital of Sardinia (Sardegna) since Roman times. A south coast working port, this bustling, thriving yet charmingly small city is ideal for a city break or as a base to explore the south of the island. Lying on top of a hill with a stunning view of the Gulf of Cagliari the historic old part of the city, called the Castello (castle) district, features the two 13th century Pisan towers, St. Pancras tower and Elephant tower.
The old part of the city (called Castello, the castle) lies on top of a hill with a wonderful view of the Gulf of Cagliari (also called as Angels Gulf). D.H. Lawrence compared the white lime-stone city of Cagliari to a "white Jerusalem".
Cagliari also boasts the longest beach of any town on the island. Poetto beach stretches for 13 km.
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Sights to visit:
The Cathedral. Restored in the 1930s turning the former Baroque façade into a Medieval Pisan-style façade, it is now more akin to the original appearance of the church.
The Palace of the Provincial Government (the palace of Sardinia's Governor before 1900).
The Sardinian Archaeological Museum is the biggest and most important focusing on the prehistoric Nuragic civilisation of Sardinia.
The Basilica of San Saturnino is one of the most important Palaeo-Christian monuments in Sardinia. Built in the 5th Century it is dedicated to San Saturnino, the martyr killed under Diocletian's reign.
The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Bonaria, a convent built by the Aragonese in 1324-1329, has a Gothic portal in the façade and a wooden statue of the Madonna inside. The statue was thrown off a Spanish ship, landing at the feet of the Bonaria hill. The cloister of the convent is home to the Marinery Museum.
The Roman Amphitheatre, a testimony of the Roman domination, is carved into a block of lime-stone rock. The Amphitheatre still stages open-air operas and concerts during the summer.
Getting around Cagliari
- On foot - Although sometimes on a steep incline, much of the city is better accessed on foot
- By road - Affordable car hire is available and driving around the city is straightforward, if busy. Ample parking is available
- By taxi - Many taxi firms operate within the city - see here for details
- By bus - Bus services throughout the city are frequent. The Bus Station is in Piazza Matteotti and is where the airport shuttle stops
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Location
Cagliari is located in the Gulf of Cagliari on the south coast of the italian island of Sardinia (Sardegna).
Getting to Cagliari, Sardinia (Sardegna) Italy:
By air - Low cost airlines now also fly into Cagliari (Elmas) airport, 6 miles outside the City
By ferry - a variety of ferry crossings are available to and from Cagliari. See City Index for fares & timetables
Climate: Mild, often refreshed by northern-west winds
Other Resources: Sardinia ¦ Villasimius¦ Solanas
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