Piazza Italia and the Via Roma, leading you out of the square, are the places where people have their meeting point. In their elegant buildings are the most important banks , notary offices and lawyer’s offices, not to mention the elegant cafès and restaurants. Going up Via Roma on the right is the Museo Sanna (Sanna Museum), (see: Focus On), the most important gallery of north Sardinia, whilst on the other side of the road are the monumental buildings of the Law Courts and the Land Registry. The Law Courts are easy to recognise due to their high columns at the entry. Once again in Piazza Castello, and going down away from the parallel cloisters, you find yourself in Corso Vittorio Emanuele from which, crossing Via Battisti, you arrive in Piazza Tola.

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