The Molentargius-Saline regional natural park (Is molentargius were the conductors of donkeys who loaded the salt) is a protected natural area of Sardinia.

The park is inhabited by the characteristic and beautiful pink flamingos.

The sculpture represents Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of Italy, who dominates, protects and blesses the entire city from that panoramic position. It was positioned at the highest point of Monte Urpinu, a magical place from which to admire the city of Cagliari,

the Sella del Diavolo, the Poetto and Castello.  

The saddle of the Devil is the promontory that rises in the southern part of Cagliari and separates the Poetto beach from that of Cala Mosca.  

The tower of Mezza Spiaggia, also known as the Spanish Tower, is a coastal tower of Cagliari. It stands on the Poetto beach, not far from the structure of the former Marine Hospital.

The San Michele castle is a fortified building, dating back to the Giudicale period, which stands on the hill of the same name in Cagliari.