Cheap Flights to Alghero (AHO)
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| 2 April | 9 April | 7 | £222.93 |
| 2 April | 9 April | 7 | £232.93 |
| 2 April | 9 April | 7 | £251.71 |
| 2 April | 9 April | 7 | £261.71 |
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dealchecker’s guide to Alghero
The inhabitants of Alghero have worked hard to restore and retain the various historical aspects of the oldest areas of the town which date back to the Middle Ages. Here you can enjoy time spent wandering cobblestone alleys whilst higgledy-piggledy buildings loom overhead. The increasing number of cheap flights to Alghero is giving it a growing number of tourists to contend with each year and it's handling the task masterfully.
Flights To Alghero
A two and a half hour flight to Alghero is all it takes before you can start to explore the sights. Alghero flights dock at Fertilia Airport which is just 10 minutes outside the city and so getting to hotels in Alghero once you land should take little time and be inexpensive.
Getting Around Alghero
You can rent bikes and scooters in the city but it may be safer and more convenient to rely on cheap Alghero car hire. After Alghero flights you can find major rental agencies at the airport or alternatively stick with buses and taxis if you are not going to be straying far from the city's centre.
What To See In Alghero
The dense, historical backdrop of Alghero is indicative of Sardinia's wider background and so buildings and streets tell their own stories. Sit sipping a coffee in a pavement cafe or wander to find the nooks and crannies which have become home to many intriguing shops and family-run restaurants. Alghero's Palazzo d-Albis is the most obvious place to visit if you are looking for some tourist-friendly attractions.