Monserrato, a charming village located in the southern part of Sardinia, is just a short distance from Cagliari. Its historic center serves as an open-air museum, featuring traditional Campidanese homes made of mud bricks and straw, along with wooden doors that seem to come straight from a fairy tale. In the past, Monserrato was a true paradise for winemakers, famous for producing wines that would make Bacchus envious. Be sure to visit the oldest cooperative winery in Sardinia, well-known for its wines like Nuragus and Moscato. If you venture to the outskirts of the village, you will find a modern university complex with a Polyclinic, which has become the center of regional healthcare. Who would have ever imagined such a transformation?