National Day of Historic Residences: Villa Carboni and Palazzo Amat di San Filippo

Date: Sunday, 24 May 2026

As part of the 16th National Day of Historic Residences, Villa Carboni and Palazzo Amat di San Filippo in Cagliari will open to visitors. The event promotes awareness and protection of private historic properties by offering free access to villas, palaces and residences that are often excluded from regular tourist routes.

What to expect

• Free guided visits (schedules and formats may vary according to owners and local organisers).
• Chance to explore architecture, collections and the histories connected to local historic residences.
• 2026 theme: “Guardians of the future. A living heritage for shared value,” focusing on collective responsibility for preservation.

Practical tips for visitors

• Check official channels (Association of Historic Residences or local authorities) for updated information on times, routes and possible booking requirements before you go.
• Respect private property: follow rules on behaviour and any photography restrictions.
• Wear comfortable shoes: some visits may include stairs or uneven historic flooring.
• Participation is typically free, but access can be limited for capacity or conservation reasons.

Why attend

The event is a valuable opportunity to experience Italy’s widespread cultural heritage: it highlights local memory, raises awareness of the role of historic residences as cultural assets and encourages community involvement in conservation.

Note: For precise information on the openings and itineraries at Villa Carboni and Palazzo Amat di San Filippo, consult official local announcements before planning your visit.