Attractions: Piazza Matteotti

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.

Explore the flavours of Cagliari as you walk the historic streets of Sardinia’s vibrant capital. The Do Eat Better Experience food tour will take you to a selection of local eateries where you’ll taste dishes locals love, from traditional Sardinian specialties to fresh seafood, paired with regional wines. Along the way, stops are chosen to introduce authentic culinary traditions and to give a sense of everyday food culture in the city. Your guide is a passionate local foodie and friendly expert who will explain each dish, share insider tips and tell the history and stories behind what you taste. Tours are kept to small groups so you get personal attention. The experience runs in English and Italian, with other languages available on request.

Beginning at the Giuseppe Verdi statue in lively Piazza Matteotti, this immersive walking tour will guide you through Cagliari’s historic quarters: Stampace, Castello, Villanova and Marina. You will stroll along narrow, cobblestone streets and pass ancient monuments, charming squares and stunning churches. Along the way you will hear stories that stretch from Roman times to the present day and learn about the impact of the 1943 bombardments. As you move up Castello hill you will be rewarded with panoramic views that capture the city’s landscape. The tour finishes on busy Via Roma, where the aroma of Sardinian cuisine from nearby restaurants and the shops of the area will be immediately noticeable. The route offers an in-depth look at Cagliari’s history, culture and how the city has evolved.