City Infopoint (Palazzo Civico)
The council's tourist office on the ground floor of the town hall on Via Roma, close to the port gate. Open daily (shorter hours in winter).
Ships use the west, east and south sides of Molo Rinascita; the terminal building opened in 2016.
A free shuttle bus takes you from the ship to the port gate. From there it is about 5 minutes on foot to Piazza Matteotti and the arcades of Via Roma. Taxis are available at all hours, CTM city buses leave from the Piazza Matteotti area (cheaper if you buy the ticket before boarding), and the main rail and bus stations are next to the square.
The shuttle buses and all terminal areas are accessible; free assistance can be arranged with 48 hours' notice. The climb to Castello is steep.
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The council's tourist office on the ground floor of the town hall on Via Roma, close to the port gate. Open daily (shorter hours in winter).
The old harbour quarter just behind Via Roma, a grid of narrow lanes full of trattorias and bars; the easiest place for a Sardinian lunch near the ship.
A big covered food market with a whole floor of fish and seafood and another of cheeses, cured meats and produce. Mornings only and closed on Sundays; check locally.
Wetlands and old salt pans between the city and Poetto where pink flamingos feed and nest. Paths and cycle routes cross the park.
A grand stairway and terrace on the old city walls, the best viewpoint over the rooftops, port and lagoons. A small fee covers the covered walkway and gallery inside.
A 14th-century Pisan gate tower named after the small stone elephant on its side. Climbing access varies, so check locally; the outside alone is a fine sight.