Cagliari Museum and Stadium Tour with Sardinian Aperitif

Cagliari, Italy

1 hour (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Go behind the scenes at Unipol Domus, the home of Cagliari Calcio, and discover what makes this club a symbol of Sardinian pride. Begin with a guided visit to the museum, and get a close look at historic artifacts from over 100 years of football. Access areas such as the press room and team locker room—usually reserved for insiders—before stepping onto the edge of the pitch for a unique photo opportunity. To end the tour, enjoy a Sardinian aperitif served pitch side.

Enjoy a discount on all official merch at the stadium store
Express tours last only an hour; ideal for tight travel schedules
Get to see backstage areas that are usually off-limits to fans
Cap off your tour with a traditional Sardinian aperitif

What's Included

A 45-minute guided experience through the museum and key areas of the stadium.
Access to the Press Room, where post-match conferences are held.
A tour of the Cagliari dressing rooms to experience the pre-match atmosphere.
A chance to take a photo on the pitch.
A post-tour aperitif with typical Sardinian products and beer or water.
A 10% discount card for the official stadium store and a surprise gadget is also included.

Tips and gratuities

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Via Amerigo Vespucci, 11, 09126 Cagliari CA, Italy
https://maps.app.goo.gl/dZ7mJBWUdnpKV8Z17 The entrance is along a small internal road between the Unipol Domus and the old Sant’Elia Stadium, approximately midway along the main (west) stand of the Unipol. Look for a yellow gate and a sign indicating the museum — that’s your access point.