Basilica of San Simplicio
This church in Olbia was built at the end of the 11th century on a small hill that was once outside the city walls. Since the time of Carthage, the place where the church now stands has been used as a cemetery. There was already a Paleo-Christian church here, probably built at the turn of the 6th and 7th centuries.
Neptune ‘s Grotto
Do you like exciting adventures and adore caves? In the summer heat, it’s so nice to hide in the cool, and therefore it’s definitely worth visiting the Neptune grotto. These beautiful grottoes are only 25 kilometers from Alghero, from the bay of Cala Dragonara.
Cagliari Cathedral
The historic center of Cagliari is crowned by a beautiful medieval structure — the Cathedral of St. Mary. Towering over the other buildings of the Royal Square, it literally sets the mood for the local architectural ensemble. The cathedral was reconstructed according to the old original models.
National Park “La Maddalena”
The National Park “La Maddalena” was named after the archipelago that sheltered it. This is the only protected land in the whole of Italy that is in state ownership. This place is also unique for Sardinia: there have never been national parks here before.
Cagliari Botanical Garden
The first attempts to establish a botanical garden in the city of Cagliari go back to the 18th century. However, it is difficult to call them successful: then the terrain turned out to be unsuitable, then the frosts came at the wrong time. However, after a hundred years, the situation has finally improved.