The search for an ideal home for the family in Cagliari, especially when you have children, passes through various fundamental aspects. The chosen neighborhood, in fact, should guarantee well-being, safety and an optimal quality of life. The Sardinian capital is an excellent city for the little ones, as there is no shortage of services, parks and beaches. Discover, then, the 5 neighborhoods where to live in Cagliari with children.
Saint Benedict
The San Benedetto neighborhood is one of the most suitable areas for families who wish to live in Cagliari with children. The neighborhood is adjacent to the center: you can reach the seafront and the main streets in a few tens of minutes on foot. The area develops around the power plant Via Dante Alighieri and, in its secondary streets, often tree-lined, it offers maximum tranquility.
Families can take advantage of the Civic Marketamong the main covers in Italy, and of Music Park, which develops around the city’s Lyric Theatre. Naturally, in the neighborhood you will also find schools of all levels. As regards means of transport, San Benedetto is well connected to the rest of the city thanks to a efficient bus network which facilitate daily travel.
The Vega
The La Vega neighborhood also offers a quiet and family-friendly environment, where daily life flows peacefully. The area is not far from the center but, generally, is not affected by the tourist flows that characterize the main roads. La Vega is also known for host some faculties of the city university.
As for free time, La Vega has several options to entertain the little ones, such as Monte Claro Park. Furthermore, the strategic position allows you to easily reach all services such as supermarkets, healthcare facilities and, obviously, also the sea.
Poetto
The Poetto neighborhood is synonymous with sea. One of the most appreciated by the people of Cagliari due to the long beaches and the seafront full of kiosks. Although it is often frequented by tourists and citizens, making it crowded in summer, the neighborhood is actually made up of small villas and family-sized houses. It is no coincidence that, for many, it is one of the best neighborhoods in the city.
Of course, if you plan to live here all year round, there are also services suitable for everyday life such as schools, shops, healthcare facilities, playgrounds, cultural events and spaces for recreational activities. Those who need to travel without a car can count on bus lines that connect Cagliari and Quartu Sant’Elena to the seaside area.
Mount Urpinu
The Monte Urpinu area is located in a elevated position compared to the rest of the city, offering breathtaking panoramic views that go from the city to the sea. Living in Monte Urpinu means having the opportunity to enjoy large green spaces, such as the park of the same name, where there are paths, but also games for children.
The neighborhood, totally residential and quiet, offers schools, supermarkets and pharmacies, making it an ideal environment for a worry-free everyday life. Finally, for travel, the neighborhood has an efficient public transport network that connects with the center of Cagliari and other areas, allowing you to leave your car at home.
Old Town
This small review of the best neighborhoods in Cagliari where to live with children could only end with Old Town. The area is located on a slope, starting from the Marina district and ending up in the Bastione area, elevated compared to the rest of the city. It is not only an area full of things to see, but also of a very lively neighborhood where there is no shortage of shops, supermarkets, schools, restaurants and offices.
Despite being the most central neighbourhood, the secondary streets – tree-lined and quiet – allow you to enjoy the necessary calm after a day of work. Many of the city buses depart from here and, furthermore, the proximity to the railway stationwhere trains leave that will take you to the airport or bus station in 10 minutes.
