Selargius

Selargius is a significant Italian municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari in southern Sardinia. With a population of approximately 28,323 inhabitants, it represents an important urban center within the Sardinian capital region. The municipality is situated about six kilometers northeast of Cagliari and is closely integrated into the urban fabric of the metropolis. As a modern residential and living space, Selargius forms an integral part of the Area Metropolitana di Cagliari. The location near the sea and the capital makes the town a strategic link in the region, maintaining its own independence while benefiting from its immediate proximity to the island's economic and cultural hub.

The administrative history of Selargius is closely linked to the development of the Cagliari metropolitan area. Until 1991, the municipality was not an independent entity but officially belonged to the municipality of Cagliari. It was only through an administrative reorganization that Selargius regained its municipal independence. Today, the town is an integral part of the Metropolitan City of Cagliari and reflects the dynamic development of the region, which has transformed from a mere suburb into an independent municipality within a larger network.

Selargius is located in the fertile plain of southern Sardinia, just six kilometers northeast of the center of Cagliari. Geographically, the municipality is completely conurbated with the capital's metropolitan area, which guarantees excellent connections to the island's infrastructural hubs. The location allows residents and visitors quick access to both the urban advantages of Cagliari and the surrounding areas of the metropolitan city.

Metropolitan City of CagliariProximity to the capitalUrban center in the south