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Alghero

A city to be lived in, not just visited

Alghero is a city best discovered slowly — by walking, returning to the same places, and allowing everyday rhythm to guide the experience. Sea, light, and history coexist naturally here, creating a balance that makes every stay different, yet always recognizable.

The historic center, enclosed by ancient walls and Aragonese towers overlooking the sea, tells the story of a city that is both old and alive. Beyond it, the surrounding territory preserves even deeper layers of history: nuraghi, ancient necropolises, and millennia-old traces that speak of an authentic, powerful Sardinia — one to be explored without haste.

Just outside the city, nature takes over with striking landscapes: the cliffs of Capo Caccia, the Grotta di Nettuno, rocky coastlines, and pale sandy beaches alternating along the shore. Sunsets here are not an event, but part of everyday life.

Living Alghero means moving easily between days at the beach and evening walks, moments outdoors and quiet returns home, without the need for complex planning. City beaches and nearby shores offer different settings, suitable for those seeking relaxation, for families traveling with children, or for guests interested in exploring the territory from a historical and cultural perspective as well.

During the stay, we guide our guests in discovering the area through thoughtful suggestions and carefully selected recommendations: beaches, activities, experiences, restaurants, and lesser-known places where history and everyday life naturally meet. Not standard tips, but indications designed to help you experience Alghero with ease — just like someone who truly knows it. 


An identity shaped over time.

Alghero was founded in 1102, when the Doria family from Genoa established a fortified city whose walls still define the urban landscape today. Over the centuries, Aragonese and Catalan rule left a deep mark on the city’s architecture, culture, and character.

This heritage is still visible in many details: the Aragonese towers surrounding the old town, the architectural lines of historic buildings, and the Catalan-rooted dialect that is still spoken today. For this reason, Alghero is often referred to as the Barceloneta of Sardinia — a city with a strong, layered identity, where history and everyday life coexist naturally, without artifice.

Photo credits Alghero: @AlePaxfoto

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