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Town. A guide to the compact lanes of Alghero old town. Visitors can stroll along the city walls and enjoy the view to Cappo Caccia or sample the many historic buidings in the centre. The narrow streets behind the Cathedral draw many tourists with a mixture of shops, bars and restaurants.
Accommodation. There is an extensive range of accommodation in Alghero of which most is limited to the tourist season and not available in winter. Here is a small selection of hotels in and around the old town.
Information. Practical information aimed at holidaymakers arriving into Alghero. Including a map of the town, airport
facts, transfers, tourist office location and tips such as car hire collection and parking.
Weather. Average monthly weather charts including maximum and minimum temperature, rainfall and sunshine hours should help in deciding which time of the year is best for a visit to Alghero.
History.A short history of Alghero from prehistoric times until the present post-war tourism era. The town was founded by the Dorian family from Genoa at the start of the 12th century. Subsequent complete control by the Argonese and mass migration from Spain gave the town its distinctive Catalan influence.
Restaurants. Alghero's dual role as tourist centre and fishing port means that seafood features prominently in the many restaurants of the old town. In general diners are well served with a wide range of Sardinian specialties and the ubiquitous pizza.
Bars. A brief guide to the bars and cafes in Alghero. There are a limited number of dedicated drinking establishments in the town but when added to the cafes available there is reasonable choice for visitors seeking liquid refreshment.
