Borro Palace
A short walk from the city's main attractions
My Apartment
In the historic center of Cagliari, on the first
floor of a building seventeenth century,
my lovely two-room apartment is
located a few steps from the
main places of interest such
as Santa Maria’s Cathedral,
the Royal Palace and the
Archaeological Museum.
The apartment has a living room with
kitchenette equipped with oven,
dishwasher, microwave and
kettle, a modern bathroom
with comfortable shower,
bidet and hairdryer, a laundry
area with washer dryer, sink,
iron and ironing board,
and a large bedroom.
Both rooms are equipped with
flat screen TV, Netflix, free WiFi
and air conditioning.
It is possible to park your car
nearby for free.
The property is located a few minutes walk
from the main services, from the port
and the station.
It is a 15 minute drive from Poetto
beach and 9 km from the airport.
floor of a building seventeenth century,
my lovely two-room apartment is
located a few steps from the
main places of interest such
as Santa Maria’s Cathedral,
the Royal Palace and the
Archaeological Museum.
The apartment has a living room with
kitchenette equipped with oven,
dishwasher, microwave and
kettle, a modern bathroom
with comfortable shower,
bidet and hairdryer, a laundry
area with washer dryer, sink,
iron and ironing board,
and a large bedroom.
Both rooms are equipped with
flat screen TV, Netflix, free WiFi
and air conditioning.
It is possible to park your car
nearby for free.
The property is located a few minutes walk
from the main services, from the port
and the station.
It is a 15 minute drive from Poetto
beach and 9 km from the airport.
Contact us
- Via Alberto Lamarmora, 59, Cagliari, CA, Italy
- +393805320225 - Riccardo
- rcondro@gmail.com
- every day h. 8.30-20.30
About me
Richard
Host
Everyone has a passion and this is mine! Believing in what you do is the key to your happiness. Loving to travel, I try to make my own a piece of my guests' travel, transmitting them the affection I have for my city and helping them to discover its hidden beauties!
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Let's go to sardinia!
The sea reigns supreme with its colors and creeps into the winding coves, along the coasts and beaches, in the most popular places. The Costa Smeralda with its pearl, Porto Cervo, is an example.
Those who prefer the mountains to the sea can go to discover of Gennargentu, the largest mountain complex in Sardinia, with its pictorial scenery where nature occupies a prominent place: here are very rich flora and fauna, with its mouflons, golden eagles, sardinian deer and various species now on the verge of extinction.
Among its wonders, Sardinia offers visitors the Nuragic complexes scattered throughout the territory, unique monuments in the world that testify an ancient and still partly mysterious culture that goes from the XV to the VI century BC. The Nuraghi - built with large blocks of stone - developed around a central tower in the shape of a truncated cone which conveys a feeling of solidity and power. These are archaeological sites where you can still see the signs of ancient rituals and domestic life with an archaic charm. Among many, the Barumini complex in Medio Campidano is heritage UNESCO.
About Cagliari
Thus, in the 1920s, the English novelist D.H. Lawrence describes Cagliari, a city of sun, stone and sea.
Since then, the island's capital has only partially changed its appearance, keeping its ancient heart intact alongside the new and modern neighborhoods that have surrounded it since the post-war period.
Placed in a privileged position for the presence of the sea, hills and ponds, Cagliari is the result of a pluri-millennial history that has left marks and traces throughout its territory; more or less visible signs and traces, more or less immediate, but in any case all evidence of the presence of the men who have alternated here.
In fact, there are many peoples who passed or remained in Cagliari: Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Pisans, Genoese, Aragonese and Catalans, Spaniards, Austrians, Piedmontese.
Everyone left something, which today we can trace in the buildings, in the streets, in the precious works of art preserved in churches and museums, in names, habits, in language.
