The enduring, and evolving, charm of Sardinia's capital Cagliari
Briefly

Cagliari, located on Sardinia’s south coast, is a hidden gem of Europe characterized by rich history and vibrant culture. The city is not only a gateway to stunning coastal views but also a culinary haven, notable for traditional dishes such as porceddu. Despite the encroachment of global culture, Cagliari's residents prioritize leisure, maintaining long-standing dining customs. The local economy, once sustained by salt production, still showcases an intriguing connection to the past, offering a flavorful experience amidst its historical landmarks. New hotels are adding modern touches, promising a distinctive travel experience.
Cagliari offers a unique blend of traditions and modern flair, where the age-old rituals of lunch still take precedence over the fast-paced global lifestyle.
Nestled between mountains and sea, Cagliari is an unsung European capital, thanks to its mineral wealth, diverse culture, and the nostalgic charm of its culinary heritage.
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