Cagliari Tourist Office is located at the Town Hall’s ground floor in via Roma n.145.

Tourists and citizens can contact this office to get multilingual tourist information about the city, museums and events (even getting in contact with +39070 6777397, +39070 6778173 or +39338 6498498 or via e-mail  infopoint@comune.cagliari.it), have free maps and promotional materials.

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The small B&B Inas welcomes you in a quiet and picturesque street,nestled in the historic district of Cagliari,where it's still possible to find secret spots and forgotten gardens,just walking through the winding and narrow alleys and streets of the quarter. The B&B is close to Piazza Garibaldi,within walking distance from the main shopping lanes of Cagliari;you can also reach the Poetto beach quite easily by bus.The B&B,which has been recently restored, is also a few yards from the historic district of Castello.The owner,through an accurate restoration of the premises,offers to her guests an unique accomodation,where you can find some elegant details of the original structure such as a whole arch wich dominates the main wall of the living room and another smaller arch which crosses the bedroom to merge in the bathroom.The B&B offers all the amenities of an hotel,giving at the same time all the privacy and the familiar setting of an intimate and cozy place at a much more affordable price.

The maid service is offered daily. Linen is changed twice a week and on the arrival of the new guests.

In the heart of the historic district of the Marina closed to from Piazza Yenne, the port and the train station stands the Regio Maison du Charme in an elegant building of the 1800s. Quality hospitality linked to courtesy and professionalism.

Located in the heart of the Marina, the Regio Maison du Charme resides in an elegant historic building from the 1800s. The high ceilings, the wood and the marble give together with the large Windows an elegant, luminous and refined air. All the furnishings, from the smallest to the most imposing are sought after unique pieces from all over the world with a combination of antique and modern. Six rooms, from deluxe to large junior suites up to the king suite, are equipped with a large private bathroom, air conditioning, smart TV, fast internet connection, slippers and complimentary toiletries. There is a large room where you can relax reading a book and having a drink, a sweet and savory breakfast will give you a good morning every morning.

The royal Maison du Charme is located a few meters from the port and the train station with their large parking lots. At 200 m there is Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the large pedestrian boulevard with its typical bars and shops for shopping. At 500m you will find the Bastione Saint Remy where you can access the spectacular terrace overlooking the city and enter the citadel of Castello.

Poetto beach is only 8 km away, easily reachable by bus, bike or car. It is also possible to book shuttle services to the airport or to the beaches This property is a great choice for travellers interested in food, city walks and culture. This area of the city is a favorite among our guests based on independent reviews, rich in history, craftsmanship and good food.

Bed & Breakfast Il Pittoresco rises in an apartment recently renovated for your trip to Sardinia.
The B&B has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a breakfast area. The bedrooms have air conditioning and are furnished in ethnic style, all in different colors. Two of the rooms of B&B Il Pittoresco have a balcony suitable for smoking. In the third room, you can add a third bed. The bathrooms, one with shower and one with a bathtub, have heating and are cleaned and sanitized daily.
The breakfast is served in the dining room, where you can also watch TV or chat on the sofa.
The Bed and Breakfast Il Pittoresco is located in a quiet but central area, and is suitable for vacations, business trips, and relaxation.

 Il Perugino B&B is located in a quiet residential neighborhood, near San Michele hill, the city park immersed in the typical Mediterranean maquis. It is just minutes away from the airport and a short drive from the city center. It is adjacent to the main hospitals in town (Brotzu, Oncological, Microcitemico). It has 3 roomy and bright bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi.

Il Panoramico offers accommodation in 2 furnished room with a four-poster bed and parquet floor, served by an en-suite bathroom with shower and hairdryer. The room is provided with air conditioning. Internet connection, mini bar and lcd-tv.

The Lazzaretto, since 2000, has been managed by the cooperative of the same name, which coordinates the cultural activities of the Center of Art and Culture in order to optimize the cultural offer for resident citizens and tourists.

In particular it hosts temporary exhibitions and shows of various character and cultural events of different genres; provides museum services such as reception, ticket office and bookshop of the media library, organizes guided tours and tourist-cultural itineraries aimed at the cultural promotion of the Center and the territory of the Sant'Elia district and educational activities aimed at schools.

The building designed by the Piedmontese military engineers, was built to house the department of "Dragons ", and had military functions until the nineteenth century. In 1863, the barracks, known as the San Carlo Barracks, contained more than 300 men and 40 horses, accommodation for veterans, Police stables, warehouses of military genius, etc. At the end of the 19th century, ended the military use, the building was sold to private and converted into small houses. The incorrect designation of "Jewish Ghetto"comes from the fact that there was actually, a little further, the neighborhood where Jewish lived, between Santa Croce and Via Stretta. The presence of the Jews in Cagliari in fact lasted until 1492, the year of promulgation of an edict by which the kings of Castile and Aragon (Sardinia was part of that kingdom) drove the Jews out from all their territories.