bars to create a vibrant atmosphere. However just off the piazza in an unassuming backstreet sits a tiny pizzeria the size of someone’s living room, but the quality of the food massively exceeds its size. Pizzeria Credere is not one to miss, is so popular that it is always worth booking in advance.
For something a little more spectacular, the restaurant Libarium Nostrum offers stunning
views of the city from its perch atop the city’s medieval ramparts. Whether you just want to partake in the traditional Italian ‘aperitivo’ culture, or want to feast on Sardinian specialities, this restaurant’s outdoor seating offers a luxurious dining experience without breaking the bank.
For those who want to do a little sightseeing during their stay can head over to the Bastion de Saint Remy which not only makes for a pretty impressive view from the bottom, but a few flights up and its platform allows for panoramic views over the city. From the Bastion de San Remy, take a stroll down the Via Guiseppe Garibaldi for a bit of light shopping, but on the way back, take the scenic route along the side streets and you’ll find
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yourself back in the narrow picturesque streets that have resisted all forms of modernisation.
Cagliari gives off the distinct impression of a culture preserved. The city has maintained the majority of its architecture and has offered a truly authentic Italian experience. Whilst its steep inclines and hundreds of steps may make you feel like you’ve run a marathon, the views from the top are more than enough of a reward.
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Maddie Hardern