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4 Stars - 26 Opinions
Viale Della Resistanza 47, Alghero, Sardinia, 07041, Italy
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Roof of Chiesa San Michele
20 mins from Alghero
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Approcahing Alghero port , Centro Storico
Hi. I´m going to Alghero in july and wonder where the best place to rent a speed or mountain bike is. I also wonder if somebody has any good tips on nice routes for biking and hiking around Alghero.
Regards Claes
Hi Claes
a good place where to rent a bike could be 'Cicloexpress', just on the touristic harbour (via Garibaldi, Ramblas walk). I suggest you a nice route: reach Fertilia village, then follow the bicycle path dipped on a pine forest until Bombarde beach, a wonderful place where the sea water is very very cold. You can also reach by the same route Porto Conte tower and CapoCaccia cliff (last one a bit difficult run, very rising, but don't miss the superb view!)
Have a nice trip in Sardinia!!!
Gilda
Thanks a lot Gilda!
Regards Claes
Hi!
I have almost the same problem as you do. I am going in Alghero 22th july and i want to make a trip to north Sardinia and i wonder if it is better to rent a car or a bike. I have track down your post and i think i am going to rent a bike. Did you find some prices for bikes?
Alghero probably gets its name from the abundance of seaweed in its waters.
It's a small city (40 000 inhab.) with a historical centre.
The Catalan influence dating back from the XIVth century is still to be seen in the architecture, street names and language (half of the population speaks Catalan).
This building dates from XV century. It's a rare piece of civil gothic architecture and still keeps single and double lancet windows, and a portal in local sandstone.
First owners were De Ferrera merchants, a rich catalan family; but some years later palace was sold to Albis family, then to Arcayne.
Making a stopover in Alghero with his 40 ships, after Algeri battle in 1541, Emperor Carlos V lived in this building during winter months; it seems that Emperor, coming forward one of the windows, referred to people in the crowded place (most of them had helped him during the battle) saying 'Estode todos caballeros' (be all gentlemen).
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