Villa di Tigellio
Cagliari
Explore the remains of a Roman residential complex in Cagliari, also known as Villa di Tigellio, an important archaeological testament to antiquity.
Location
The Villa di Tigellio in Cagliari is an impressive archaeological site offering insights into Roman life in Sardinia. Although the name "Villa di Tigellio" is not historically accurate, it has become established for this large residential complex dating back to the 1st century AD.
The site reveals the structure of an elegant Roman residence and attests to Cagliari's importance during the Roman era. Visitors can walk through the foundations and preserved structures that once included luxurious living quarters, baths, and possibly workshops.
Located at the foot of Colle di Buon Cammino, not far from the Roman amphitheater, this site is a crucial point for understanding the urban development of ancient Carales (Cagliari). A visit here provides a sense of the island capital's Roman past and its aristocratic history.
Highlights
- Remains of a Roman residential complex from the 1st century AD
- Insight into daily Roman life in Cagliari
- Proximity to other Roman sites, such as the amphitheater
- Evidence of Roman expansion in the region
Tips
- Combine your visit with the Roman amphitheater.
- Wear comfortable shoes for uneven terrain.
- Bring plenty of water, especially in summer.
- Check opening hours in advance.
Practical information
Rules & notes
No specific rules known.
Parking
No information available on parking facilities.
Visit duration
Keine spezifischen Angaben zur Besuchsdauer.
Admission
€2.00
Reduced prices available. Temporarily closed, please check opening hours.
Guided tours
No information available on guided tours or audioguides.
Accessibility
No specific information available on wheelchair accessibility.
Visitor notes
Check current opening hours, as the complex is often temporarily closed. There is an entrance fee.
Attraction Features
Die Villa di Tigellio ist eine wichtige archäologische Stätte in Sardinien, die eine aristokratische römische Villa beherbergt.
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
Currently temporarily closed. Normally, from September 22 to March 21, open daily from 09:00 to 17:00. Please check current opening hours before visiting.
