Tour of the city of Cagliari

Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia, a very beautiful city with a population of about 250 thousand inhabitants. It is widely known that it is the largest city on the island and one of the oldest in the whole Mediterranean.

Cagliari, like the capital of Italy, Rome, also stands on seven hills: Sant'Elia, Bonaria, Monte Urpino, Monte Claro, Tuvizheddu, as well as the hills of San Michele and Castello. In the distant Middle Ages, as well as now, the most important area of the city was Castello (founded by a native of Pisa in the XIII century). And most of the history of the amazing city of Cagliari is captured here - in the powerful walls of the fortress, in towers, in an unusually beautiful cathedral built in the XIII century, in formidable bastions and quarters of the Middle Ages, which so picturesquely decorate the district itself. Not far from the ancient area of Castello, there are also commercial streets called Via Manno e Via Garibaldi with a variety of clothing and footwear stores that can satisfy the whims of even the most refined buyer. There you can visit a considerable number of local cozy restaurants, which provide their customers with an excellent opportunity to appreciate the best local cuisine.

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