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Lido San Giovanni Beach, Alghero

A long and wide beach close to the city centre, the San Giovanni beach has a promenade and several activities for beach goers.

A long and wide beach close to the city centre, the San Giovanni beach has a promenade and several activities for beach goers. Check the water quality before heading out into the sea.


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About Lido San Giovanni Beach

 Via Lido, 07041 Alghero SS, Italy

 www.sardegnaturismo.it

Lido San Giovanni Beach and Nearby Sights on Map

Torre della Maddalena

Along the iconic Sea Walls of Alghero stands the Maddalena Tower, also known as Garibaldi Tower, a circular bastion housing the memorial stone that commemorates the arrival of Giuseppe Garibaldi in 1855 as commander of the Lombard merchant fleet

Torre Porta Terra

The Torre Porta a Terra is all that remains of the Porta a Terra, a 14thcentury gate that led into the medieval city through the fortifications

Museo del Corallo

Housed in the Villa Constantine - a 19thcentury Art Nouveau mansion, the Coral Museum explores the depths of the Mediterranean Sea through the Corallium Rubrum

Palazzo d'Albis

The 16thcentury Palazzo d'Albis, also known as Palazzo de Ferrera, is a Catalan-Aragonese style palace that belonged to the Marquis of Bonvehi Pedro de Ferrera, and later the Marquis of Albis

Torre di San Giovanni di Alghero

Originally known as St Michael's Tower, the Torre di San Giovanni in Alghero was built in the 16th century as part of the city's fortification, and was renovated in the 17thcentury when it was known as the Torre di Mezzo

Museo Diocesano d'Arte Sacra

Housed in the Oratory of our Lady of the Rosary in Alghero, the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art showcases precious liturgical treasures of the Cathedral of St Mary and other historic churches in the city

Torre di Sant'Elmo

The Torre di Sant'Elmo at the end of Pigafetta ramparts is dedicated to Saint Erasmus (Sant'Elmo in Catalan), who has an ancient cult in Alghero

Chiesa di San Francesco

Originally built in the 14th century after the arrival of the Minori Friars in Alghero, the Chiesa di San Francesco was renovated in Catalan-Gothic style in the 15thcentury, with Renaissance additions in the 16thcentury

Cattedrale di Santa Maria

Also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary the Immaculate, the Alghero Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church that functions as the seat of theBishop of Alghero-Bosa

Church of St Michael

Dedicated to the patron saint of Alghero, the Chiesa di San Michele or the Church of Saint Michael stands out in the skyline for its multi-colored majolica plated dome, designed in the 17thcentury by Domenico Spotorno