Local Transportation
Public transportation in Cagliari includes trams, buses, and taxis. The first tram in the city was introduced in 1888, but the modern tram line was established in 2008. There are 6 low-floor tram cars operating in the city, with a total route length of only 6.5 km.
Bus Routes
There are around 30 bus routes in the city. Tickets for Cagliari's public transport are sold at tobacco kiosks. They should be purchased in advance and validated upon boarding. A validated ticket is valid for 75-90 minutes and costs 1.2 EUR. During this time, multiple transfers are allowed. A daily pass costs 2.3 EUR. Fare evaders caught without a valid ticket will have to pay a fine of 50 EUR.
Hailing a taxi on the street can be challenging. It is more reliable to call a taxi or go to a designated taxi stand.
Rail transportation in Cagliari is convenient for traveling beyond the city. When purchasing train tickets in Cagliari, discounted prices are available for children and eligible groups of people. When buying tickets for children, it is necessary to specify the child's age in advance.
