In Cagliari, Sardinia's Quirks and Traditions Remain Center Stage
Cagliari is a place where historical relics layer the city, ancient customs define modern life, and its many centenarians share their wisdom with the next generation.
In the medieval Castello district,
lunch is sacrosanct, with churches, schools, and offices closing in its honor.
- Locals and visitors come to Gli Uffici restaurant for the sweeping views of the ancient citadel, the port, and the sea.
- The restaurant serves traditional dishes like porceddu—suckling pig slow-cooked with dandelion and rock salt extracted from Santa Gilla lagoon.
The lagoon is also home to the city's famous pink flamingos and features white crystalline pyramids on the horizon.
Author's summary: Cagliari preserves its historical relics and customs.
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