Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia and both the largest and the oldest town on the island (evidence from the 8th century B.C.). It was founded by the Phoenicians and lies in the south of the island. Sights include: Caralis fort, dating from the 13th century, the National and Archaeological Museum, "Siamese Cardu", the Roman necropolis of Travixeddu and Bonaria, San Saturino church, which dates from the 5th century A.D., a 14th century cathedral, the elephant tower and the San Pancrazio tower, the Roman amphitheatre and the Botanic Gardens.

Tips for excursions

Nora and its excavations

Coach trip in the footsteps of the pilgrims along the west coast to Nora. The excursion will take in the following: the Sal Gilla lagoon with the Sarroch refinery. The former port city of Nora, founded by the Phoenicians. Nowadays the city is home to the remains of a Carthaginian camp, with thermal baths decked out with mosaics, and an almost completely preserved theatre. Return trip through Càgliari with panoramic views over the island. Local tour guides.

Visit to the city

Visit to the capital of Sardinia. The excursion first takes in the ancient part of Càgliari with its amphitheatre, citadel and 17th century cathedral with baroque interior. Then it's on to the district around the Castello. Panoramic views of Càgliari from the terraces. During the tour there will be a visit to the modern districts with their villas in Liberty style.