Sardinina’s northern coastline of aquamarine waters and glitzy hotels has long drawn the summer crowds.
But the southern city of Cagliari, the Italian island’s capital, has struggled to be seen as more than an unexciting port center.
Now, the destination is determined to lure visitors with its sunny-colored historic neighborhoods, chic cafés and winter sunshine.
Here’s why you should visit Cagliari in low season and what to see, do and eat.
Soak up some winter sun
Cagliari feels like it was designed for winter sunbathing. The confusingly-named Castello district – which doesn’t refer to a castle but to the ancient city moniker and modern
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