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Its surrounding nature also makes it a wonderful summer destination for anyone wishing to admire unspoiled scenery, such as that offered by the Capo Caccia promontory, with its famous cliff face shaped like a sleeping giant, which has become one of Alghero's symbols. The peculiar geological formation also makes the area very rich in caves and grottoes, which remain… Read more
Dedicated to the great explorers, Columbus, Pigafetta, Magellan and Marco Polo, they are perfect, scenic and adorned with catapults and cannons that face outwards from the embrasures towards the horizon, defending the city. The Ramparts of Alghero are ideal for a romantic stroll; they rise above the cliff, bordered by old houses. The best time for a visit is early morning or... Read more
Known as the “Barceloneta of Italy”, Alghero is famous for being one of the best spots for fishing precious red coral and for its splendid, timeless historic centre, with its sandstone houses, narrow streets lined with artisan shops, ramparts, ancient towers, and religious monuments, remnants of past dominations... Read more
Alghero retains eight towers of its city walls and another eleven along the coast, strategically positioned opposite each other to pass on any signs of danger. The most curious is the Tower of San Giacomo, which has an unusual octagonal shape, and the Tower of Maddalena with projecting machicolations for dropping boiling oil and water on enemies. … Read more
The aim of the wool workshop is to recognise wool as an element still largely present in our daily lives and its various uses in different fields. The workshop includes spinning Sardinian sheep's wool using traditional methods, accompanied by a discovery of the origins of wool and its various uses in our... Read more
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