Former town hall building

The building of the former town hall, built in the XIV century, is a historical landmark of Cagliari. The municipality of the city was located here until the beginning of the XX century, later it was transferred to the city conservatory. After reconstruction in 1975, the building became even more attractive.

The decorative decoration of the building used a combination of pink and several pastel tones. In its modern facade, there is an interweaving of classical and baroque styles. Impressive cornices of the building, decorated with stucco details and relief images. Above the main entrance to the building is a tympanus with the image of the noble coat of arms of the city of Cagliari. On the opposite side is a marble bas-relief with a commemorative inscription of the XVI century about the visit of Emperor Charles V.

Currently, this building houses a lively cultural center used for musical events and all kinds of exhibitions. In 2011, a museum was opened here, permanent exhibitions of which include ethnography, art and an extensive collection of ceramics.