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Church of San Giuseppe Calasanzio
Piazzetta San Giuseppe
09100 Cagliari
It was built between the 17th and the 18th century in the Baroque style by the Piarist Fathers, as the coat of arms above the portal testify. The church keeps one of the bombs dropped on the nearby Boarding School during the French siege of 1793.
Church of Sant'Alenixedda
Via Parigi - Quartiere Europeo
09100 Cagliari
The church of Sant'Alenixedda, dating back to the thirteen century, rises in the ancient area of San Vetrano (where Roman remains were found). It is an aisleless church and stands out both for the simplicity and for the elegance of the facade
Church of Santa Restituta
Via Sant'Efisio, 14
09100 Cagliari
It is placed on a small square in Stampace district and rises above an hypogeum known as the Crypt of Santa Restituta. It has a single nave with sidelong chapels and a mezzanine chancel; during the bombings in 1943, the church was seriously injured.
Church of Santa Teresa
Piazza Dettori, 8 - Auditorium Comunale
09100 Cagliari
The building adjacent to the former Jesuit cloister is easily reached from the port or from via Manno across a steep flight of stairs that connects the street with Dettori square.