Free Self-Guided Tour Cagliari
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Today, 27 May
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Thursday, 29 May
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Friday, 30 May
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Saturday, 31 May
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4.50
16/04/25
Íbamos mucha gente y visitamos pocos lugares. Ponía que duraba 2 horas y a la hora y cuarenta minutos terminamos incluyendo 15 minutos libres para ver la catedral.
09/02/25
Todo muy bien explicado
23/01/25
Estuvimos en el punto de encuentro para poder empezar el tour, pero no nos mandasteis como poder empezarlo, lo hicimos con otro compañía que nos salió 10€ los 2 y al momento nos mandaron la contraseña y l aplicación para poder empezarlo
Un desastre lo vuestro
Embark on a Free Self-Guided Tour of Cagliari and uncover the city's rich heritage and vibrant culture at your own pace. Situated on Sardinia's southern coast, Cagliari is a treasure trove of ancient ruins, medieval castles, and lively markets, all set against the shimmering Mediterranean Sea. Exploring on foot allows visitors to fully absorb its unique atmosphere, wandering through cobblestone streets and discovering hidden courtyards adorned with colorful flowers. The tour highlights significant landmarks and shares fascinating facts about the city's past and present. It's like having a personal guide but with the freedom to explore as desired. From Phoenician origins to Roman and Spanish influences, Cagliari's layers of history come alive. This engaging journey connects travelers with the heart of this Mediterranean gem, making it an ideal activity for everyone.
Key stops include the majestic Saint Remy Bastion, a 19th-century fortification atop ancient city walls. Featuring a monumental staircase and the Terrazza Umberto I, it offers breathtaking views of the city and sea. Named after Baron de Saint-Remy, it symbolizes Cagliari's resilience. Another highlight is the Torre dell'Elefante, or Elephant Tower, built in 1307 during Pisan rule. Adorned with a small elephant sculpture symbolizing strength and wisdom, the tower stands 42 meters tall and once served as a defensive stronghold. The tour also visits the Cagliari Cathedral, officially the Cathedral of Santa Maria. Originally built in the 13th century, it showcases Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles. Inside are intricate artworks, marble statues, and the crypt of the martyrs, where relics of saints and bishops are preserved. Each landmark reflects Cagliari's diverse cultural influences.
Further along, the Roman Amphitheatre of Cagliari showcases the city's ancient Roman heritage. Carved into limestone in the 2nd century AD, it hosted gladiator contests and could seat up to 10,000 spectators. This site offers a glimpse into ancient entertainment and Roman engineering. The tour also reveals charming piazzas, vibrant markets, and hidden alleyways that display the everyday life of Cagliari's residents. With fascinating stories and lesser-known facts, the tour enriches the experience beyond typical sightseeing. Embrace the chance to immerse in the city's history, culture, and traditions. The Free Self-Guided Tour of Cagliari is more than a walk; it's an adventure that educates and inspires. Start this enriching journey and discover Cagliari's secrets at your own pace, creating lasting memories.