As travelers flock to discover the Mediterranean allure of Sardinia, with its pristine beaches and vibrant capital, locals are hopeful to sidestep the overcrowding that plagues many Italian hotspots, Caliber.Az reports citing the foreign media.
For years, southern Sardinia has been somewhat off the beaten path — a quiet region seemingly overshadowed by its more famous northern counterpart. Yet, recent developments signal a revival of energy and pride. In Cagliari, the island’s dynamic capital, and the surrounding countryside, a new spirit is emerging.
SOURCE: https://caliber.az
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