Things To Do in Sardinia, Italy

I promised myself then and there to try and do something about this dismal place. conditions are cramped, t... More on TripAdvisor

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Sailing on the Andrea Jensen is the ideal way to explore the spectacular coast and Marine Reserve around Al... More on TripAdvisor

Sometimes it's difficult to meet the expectations of a number #1 attraction; but the Andrea Jensen experien... More on TripAdvisor

Near the cathedral, this museum of sacred art is housed in a church founded in 1568. The museum shelters the Duomo's liturgical treasures and the sacred artifacts of the other town churches as well. The museum's collections are ... More on Frommers

Tout au fond de l'église, se trouve un porte qui permet d'accéder librement au cloître voisin. Un véritable îlot de paix au sein même de la cité. Quel contraste et quelle surprise ! On peut d'aille... More on TripAdvisor

Inmitten der ohnehin sehenswerten Altstadt von Alghero liegt die Chiesa San Francesco an der Via Carlo Alberto, einer der Flaniermeilen der Stadt. Da häufig Gottesdienste stattfanden, war die Innen... More on TripAdvisor

The most intriguing excursion from Cagliari is the drive to the town of Pula. Nora, just south of Pula, is the island's oldest city, founded by the Phoenicians before falling to the Carthaginians and later the Romans. On a narrow ... More on Frommers

Constructed in the 13th century in the Pisan style, the cathedral, a combination of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, contains major artworks. Chief among these are splendid pulpits by Maestro Guglielmo (these were once ... More on Frommers

This is the greatest remaining Roman monument in Sardinia, dating from the 2nd century A.D. The amphitheater has a well-preserved arena that is riddled with underground passages; you can even see a pit for beasts shipped over from ... More on Frommers

Dating from 1305, this defensive tower remains from the Pisan walls constructed to protect Caligari. It lies just outside the archaeological museum at the border of the historic Castello district. Climb the steps for a panoramic ... More on Frommers

An impressive example of Gothic and Catalan architecture, the Duomo took a long time to complete, from 1552 to 1730. It ended up a mixture of styles, with the nave and two aisles in the late Renaissance style and even a 20th-century ... More on Frommers

The boattrip is ok, through nice scenic waters. The unloading and loading onto the caves is pretty hectic. If the caves are closed ... More on igougo

Takes you from Alghero right to the mouth of the caves. We did it but it was too rough to dock, so we had to go by car anyway. They ... More on igougo