**Elephant Tower** Medieval tower built in 1307 during the Pisan domination. It was part of the city's defensive system and controlled access to the Castello district. It owes its name to a small elephant sculpture carved on the facade.

Large monumental complex built between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries on the ancient fortifications of Castello. It is known for its impressive staircase and the panoramic terrace of Umberto I, overlooking the city and the port. Today it is one of the symbolic places of Cagliari for walks and events.

Monument dedicated to Charles Felix of Savoy, king of Sardinia in the nineteenth century. The statue is located in the center of Cagliari and celebrates its role in the urban and infrastructural development of the island. It is a historical landmark linked to the Savoy memory of the city.

Memorial dedicated to the soldiers who fell in the Italian Wars of Independence. It celebrates the contribution of Sardinians and Italians to the process of national unification. It is a symbol of historical and patriotic memory present in the city.