The workshop fee includes a welcome drink that will take place on Monday in the terrace of the Hotel Regina Margherita.
A social dinner is foreseen on Thursday evening at Lungomare Antica Cagliari, in front of the Poetto Cagliari beach.
Finally, a tour will be held to show you more of the beauty of Sardinia on Wednesday afternoon. You will be able to choose among:
- Visit to the village of San Sperate and Sound Garden Museum (limited spaces available). Visitors will be accompanied by guides through the characteristic streets of this Campidanese town, rich in installations, frescoes, and murals. This social tour will then take you on a journey to discover the Pietra Sonora (Sound Stone) at the Giardino Sonoro (Sound Garden Museum). The open-air museum, created by internationally renowned artist Pinuccio Sciola, is located in San Sperate and houses 849 works in basalt, limestone, and granite that you will be able to play. In this timeless space, visitors have the opportunity to awaken their five senses through an educational journey into minerals and their related acoustic properties. For example, they can experience the liquid, high-pitched sound of limestone or the deep, enveloping sound of basalt.
- Discover the ancient city of Nora, one of Sardinia’s most important archaeological sites (limited places available). Accompanied by specialized guides, you’ll explore the remains of Roman baths, mosaics, temples, and the impressive theater overlooking the sea. As you walk through this open-air museum, you’ll uncover the history of a city that was once a thriving Phoenician, Punic, and Roman settlement. The tour offers a fascinating journey through time, blending archaeology, history, and stunning coastal scenery.
- Walking tour through the heart of Cagliari, led by expert local guides. As you stroll through the historic districts of Castello, Stampace, and Marina, you’ll uncover the city’s authentic soul—ancient churches, noble palaces, medieval towers, and breathtaking panoramic views. This tour is a journey through history, art, and tradition, revealing the hidden stories of Cagliari from its origins to the present day.
Places to visit/Things to do:
Cittadella dei Musei – Link
A cultural complex hosting several museums, including the National Archaeological Museum and the Art Museum. It offers a deep dive into Sardinia’s rich history and art.Bastione Saint Remy – Link
One of Cagliari’s most iconic landmarks, this 19th-century bastion offers stunning panoramic views of the city from its large terrace.Necropolis of Tuvixeddu – Link
The largest Punic necropolis in the Mediterranean, dating back to the 6th century BC. A fascinating site for history lovers.Poetto Beach – Link
Cagliari’s main beach, stretching for 8 km along the coast. Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying a drink at the beach bars.Monte Urpinu Park – Link
A green oasis in the city, offering scenic walking trails, shaded picnic spots, and a great view over the Gulf of Cagliari.Basilica of Bonaria – Link
A historic church and pilgrimage site dedicated to Our Lady of Bonaria, the patroness of Sardinia. The basilica is an important spiritual and architectural landmark.Molentargius Saline Park – Link (for birdwatching link)
A unique natural park home to pink flamingos and other wildlife, with saltwater lagoons and walking trails. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts.Castello District (Santa Cristina Gate, Elephant and Asinelli Towers, Bastione di Santa Croce)
The oldest and most picturesque neighborhood in Cagliari, with narrow streets, medieval towers, and breathtaking city views.Marina and Stampace Districts
Lively historic quarters filled with restaurants, cafés, and small artisan shops. A great place to experience the local culture and cuisine.Su Sicu Walk
A scenic walking path that offers beautiful views of Cagliari and its surroundings, perfect for a relaxing stroll.
More information can be found in the Sardinia tourism office website.