Attractions: Piazza Yenne

This 100% self-guided scavenger hunt lets you explore Cagliari at your own pace. You can start anytime—it's available 24/7 with no guides or fixed schedule—and pause whenever you like for a seafood lunch or a glass of wine by the sea, then resume when you're ready, even the next day. The activity suits couples, families and groups and works as a light team-building experience. Through an interactive game in a single app, you'll solve puzzles that reveal more than ten major attractions alongside hidden gems and scenic spots. As you move through the city, the route will take you to Giardini Pubblici, the Roman Amphitheatre of Cagliari and Porta Cristina, then on to the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, the Cathedral of Cagliari and the Bastione di Santa Croce. You will also visit Torre dell’Elefante, Bastion Saint Remy, Piazza Yenne and Piazza Matteotti. At each stop you'll learn local history and legends, and along the way you'll have access to hand-picked insider tips for nearby restaurants and shops.

This gentle sightseeing tour of Cagliari keeps uphill walking to a minimum. You will be driven to Piazza Yenne to see the Carlo Felice statue and learn about the city’s history. From there you will go up to the Castello district and walk through the citadel, visiting the Pisan tower, the Palazzo Viceregio and the Cathedral. You will also stop at the Bastione di Saint-Remy for sweeping views across the old town. Back in the car, you will head to the Basilica of Bonaria to admire the grand staircase and hear the tale of the wooden statue that arrived from the sea. The route continues past the Sant'Elia lighthouse, where the turquoise waters of Calamosca can be seen, and along Poetto beach to the Devil’s Saddle, where you will hear the famous legend. The tour finishes with a drive alongside Molentargius Park and a stop to look for the characteristic pink flamingos — you may even catch them close enough for a photo.

On this e-bike tour in Cagliari you will explore the city’s rich history through its ancient buildings, churches and fortifications. The experience begins in the city centre and will take you along streets and ramps that show how Cagliari grew over centuries. As you move through the city, you’ll get a close view of historic architecture and learn about key moments in the area’s past. The route winds through the medieval districts of Castello, Stampace and Marina, where you will pass and visit iconic landmarks such as the Elephant Tower, the Church of Sant’Efisio and the Basilica of San Saturnino. Along the way you’ll see defensive walls, grand churches and narrow, atmospheric streets that reflect different eras of the city’s development. The focus will be on exploring the sites and understanding their historical importance rather than a strict timetable, so you can take in the sights and the character of each neighbourhood as you go.