Alghero’s Chiesa di San Francesco, a 15th-century church, stands as one of the finest examples of Gothic-Catalan architecture in Sardinia. Part of a larger complex that includes a Franciscan convent, cloister, and bell tower, the church invites visitors to explore its historical and architectural highlights. After admiring the intricate details, climb the 64 steps to the top of the bell tower for panoramic views over the city.
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