
Ghetto degli Ebrei
Cagliari
The Centro Comunale d'Arte e Cultura "Il Ghetto" in Cagliari is a historic building near the Bastion of Santa Croce, now a vibrant art and culture center.
Location
The building known as "Il Ghetto" in Cagliari is a remarkable historical monument that, contrary to its name, was not the Jewish ghetto. It actually served military purposes, housing the "Dragoni" until the 19th century. Located near the Bastion of Santa Croce, it overlooks the rooftops of the old city and offers visitors a fascinating blend of history and culture.
Today, the Centro Comunale d'Arte functions as a versatile space for art and culture. It hosts exhibitions, performances, and cultural events, serving as an important meeting point for art lovers and tourists alike. The architectural beauty of the building and its strategic location make it a highlight of any visit to Cagliari.
Particularly charming is the panoramic terrace, which offers breathtaking views over the city's rooftops. This makes "Il Ghetto" not just a place of art, but also a vantage point that makes Cagliari's rich history tangible and invites visitors to linger.
Highlights
- Historic building with a military past (Dragoni).
- Current center for art, exhibitions, and cultural events.
- Panoramic terrace offering views over Cagliari's rooftops.
- Located near Bastion Santa Croce in the Castello district.
Tips
- Check the current exhibition schedule before your visit.
- Utilize the panoramic terrace for photos and views.
- Combine your visit with a walk through the Castello district.
- Admission is often free, inquire beforehand.
Practical information
Rules & notes
No official information on pet restrictions.
Parking
No official information on parking availability.
Visit duration
Keine Dauer angegeben.
Admission
Free
Entry is free of charge.
Guided tours
No official information on guided tours or audio guides.
Accessibility
No official information on wheelchair accessibility.
Visitor notes
The Centro Comunale d'Arte e Cultura Il Ghetto is a historic building and a versatile exhibition and performance space with a panoramic terrace. Please note the current closures due to renovation work.
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM-1 PM and 5 PM-8 PM. Currently temporarily closed for renovation work (as of July 2024). Re-open until July 12, 2026.




