Piazza Pichi The building expresses the Art Deco features; the facade is characterized by a lowered arch apex bearing the words “ Teatro Electra” (Electra Theatre). Initially built as a cinema, it was redeveloped around the 1990s in order to revitalize the structure functionally and adapt it to the laws …
Via Roma, 45 The building was based on a design by architect Francesco Sappia under the auspices of Engineer Giorgio Asproni. The school was set up in 1871 at the behest of Quintino Sella, who deemed it necessary to train the Miners’ and Workshop Foremen to be employed on Sardinian …
Street Marco Tangheroni , 13th century The origin of the walls dates back to the Ugolinian epoch, and access to the city would take place through four entrance gates: Sant’Antonio, Porta Castelli, Porta Magistra and Porta Barlao (subsequently replaced with the construction of the new gate, Porta Nova). In the …
Via Crispi, 14th century Saint Francis church and cloister are among the most interesting and precious testimonies bequeathed by the Conventual Franciscans (Minorites) in Sardinia. The structure of the cloister, concealed by twentieth-century constructions, emerged during some works performed in the part leaning against the ancient Pisan walls and against …
Mount Altari, 12th century The fortress was built during the period of the Pisan occupation as a bulwark from which to monitor the city and the surroundings. It was initially given the name of San Guantino from the ancient church perched on the hill, whereas it subsequently took the name …
