• Centro Storico - Explore the historic districts of Cagliari with ease, thanks to our vintage car, as you navigate the city’s hills. Discover the districts of Stampace, Castello, and Villanova, stopping at captivating monuments that narrate a thousand-year history, and enjoy breathtaking views from panoramic points.
• Palazzo Civico - The municipal headquarters of the capital, Palazzo Civico, also known as Palazzo Baccaredda, spans an entire block. Constructed in the early 1900s, its tall towers greet those arriving from the sea.
• Stampace - Known as the district of the seven churches, it is now home to numerous charming and small shrines.
• Chiesa di San Michele - The most significant example of Baroque architecture in the city, the Church of San Michele is located in the heart of Stampace, the historic district of the seven churches.
• Torre dello Sperone - Serving as the entrance to Stampace, it is the only remaining tower of the fortifications that once surrounded the district.
• Parrocchia Collegiata Sant’Anna Cagliari - This parish church, with its rich history, dominates the neighborhood from the top of its grand staircase.
• Roman Amphitheatre of Cagliari - A visit to the Amphitheatre, on the outskirts of ancient Roman Karalis, allows visitors to imagine the view enjoyed by spectators of gladiator battles.
• Quartiere Castello - The quintessential historic district of the city, it houses many of the city’s main monuments.
• Porta Cristina - An ancient medieval gate, later dedicated to Maria Cristina di Borbone, wife of Carlo Felice, it remains one of the most enchanting entrances to the medieval quarter of Castello.
• Tower of San Pancrazio - Once the northern gate of the medieval city of Castel di Castro, it was a strategic point for territorial control.
• Cattedrale di Santa Cecilia - Situated in the beautiful setting of Piazza Palazzo, alongside Palazzo Viceregio, Palazzo Arcivescovile, and the ancient Town Hall, the Romanesque Cathedral has an intriguing history to share.
• Il Ghetto - A stop at the Bastione di Santa Croce allows for the telling of the story of the Jews who lived in these streets and built their synagogue here.
• Torre dell’Elefante - Still the most picturesque entrance to the ancient medieval fortress, it is a symbol of Cagliari, featuring its iconic baby elephant.
• Bastione di Saint Remy - Built to connect various historic districts, the Bastione San Remy is now one of the city’s iconic monuments. Its terrace offers a breathtaking view!
• Quartiere Villanova - Known as the flower district, with its 1000 colorful balconies, it is also a symbol of Holy Week in the city. Discover the origins of this charming neighborhood.
• Basilica di San Saturnino - One of the oldest sanctuaries on the island, it boasts a complex and ancient history.
• Santuario e Basilica di Bonaria - A sanctuary and basilica in one location, it shares a strong connection with a distant country and a city named after this place.
• Via Roma - One of Cagliari’s main streets, it serves as the city’s living room with its portico and a series of Art Nouveau buildings.

• Private transportation
• Early booking benefits
• Expert tour guidance
• Convenient hotel pickup in central Cagliari
• Dedicated city driver

• Mance
• Food and drink

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