Cagliari brings Mediterranean city life into everyday contact with the sea. Castello, Marina and Stampace tell its history; Poetto and Molentargius open towards beaches, lagoons and flamingos. City homes and villas with outdoor space offer different perspectives on a capital to enjoy throughout the year.
City life, the sea and culture on the Golfo degli Angeli
Sardinia Magazine’s route explores Cagliari through towers, bastions and historic quarters. Marina and Stampace hold workshops and goldsmith traditions; Castello offers views over the capital. The island’s identity also emerges through the dress and traditions of Sant’Efisio. Here, cultural heritage remains close to everyday life.
Poetto and the landscape of Molentargius introduce an open setting of walks, water and horizons. A home search can prioritise proximity to the centre, a view or outdoor space. The journey can continue towards Assemini and its ceramics, then Pula and Nora: a route connecting the capital with the southern coast.
Your way of living
and travelling.
Your search can focus on a villa with outdoor space or a distinctive city home. Whether buying or planning a stay, tell us how much you value sea views, access to beaches, city amenities and a home you can enjoy throughout the year.
Where would you
like to begin?
A home to buy or rent, a holiday or an itinerary: describe what you need. Enquiries are gathered by the editorial team; availability, services and proposals are agreed by the professionals involved.
This introduction draws on the itineraries and editorial features in Sardinia Magazine 2026.
For further information about the area: SardegnaTurismo — the official tourism portal of the Sardinia Region.