Knowing Cagliari and surroundings
A tour of the city of Cagliari and its surroundings - a fascinating journey, interwoven with history, nature and urban life. You can visit the old town, which consists of four quarters. At the center, on a hill, it is the Castle district and around it are Stampace, Marina and Villanova. | 
Medieval Cagliari and ceramic lessons
Cagliari, the capital of the province and the autonomous region of Sardinia, is the largest city of the island. The City ', from the architectural point of view, changes appearance depending on the historical period when it was inhabited. | 
Secrets of underground Cagliari
The Carthaginians were the first to use the rock of the upper part of the city for the construction of their buildings, as evidenced by the numerous quarries, and after them the Romans who later transformed many of these quarries into a vast rainwater collection system. |
The unique nature of southern Sardinia
The south of Sardinia is one of the most popular tourist destinations: white beaches with spectacular scenery, granite rocks, mysterious caves, mountains covered with juniper bushes, cork oaks, eucalyptus forests, cactus growing along the roads. On the way you will also see pomegranate trees, citrus groves, vineyards and olive groves - the nature of Sardinia will never leave you indifferent! | 
Sanluri - The medieval castle with ghosts and Sardinian wine tasting
The Castle of Sanluri is a striking military fortress built by the judges of Arborea, during the reign of Peter IV of Aragon. Built in 1355, in just twenty-seven days and twenty-seven nights, the castle is the only survivor of the eighty-eight built in Sardinia between the Judicial and the medieval period. | 
Sant'Antioco: Bisso Marine (sea silk) and ancient catacombs.
Outside the city of Cagliari you can see places and breathtaking views, truly amazing valleys covered by old Junipers and Mediterranean flora of fantastic colors. After a short ride, and through an artificial isthmus, started by the Carthaginians and completed by the Romans, which connects Sardinia with the island of Sant'Antioco, you come to the homonymous City. |
