The Viper's Cave
Sardinia was dominated by the Romans for almost seven centuries, from 258 B.C (after the Carthaginians' defeat) to 455 A.D (first Vandalic raids).  The city of Cagliari today still conserves relevant evidence of this history.
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Tigellio's Villa
Today the western part of Cagliari still conserves important ruins of an antique Roman settlement.
In an ample space that runs along via Tigellio in the historic neighbourhood of Stampace (see the church of St. Michael), you can admire the ruins of the...
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Bonaria's Basilica
The Sanctuary and the Basilica attached to it are dedicated to the Madonna di Bonaria.  They rise on the peak of the hill with a large stairway leading up to it.  The whole complex, together with the convent, belonged to Mercedar monks up until the XIV...
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Cagliari's Cathedral
The Cathedral of Cagliari dedicated to St. Mary is situated in Piazza Palazzo in the historical quarter of Castello.  The building was constructed by the Pisans in the XIII Century in the place where the church of St. Cecily once existed.  Over the...
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St. Lawrence and St. Pancrazio's Church

At the top of the Buon Cammino hill, overlooking the homonym walk that represents one of the most panoramic and exciting points of the city of Cagliari and from where you'll find a wonderful view on the gulf, is the church dedicated to |link|photo_gallery|4|17|199|0|87|SS. Lorenzo and...
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St. Michael's Church
In the heart of the old neighbourhood of Stampace (see also la Villa di Tigellio and Chiesa di S. Pietro), in the narrow Via Ospedale, you'll find the beautiful San Michele Church, one of the most interesting examples of...
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