To be honest this is not all that interesting but is part of the fee to the castle. There are displays of various basket waving techniques throughout history.Worth a quick look, there may be something that takes your fancy.

Actually didn't spent much time in the museum, but on the terrace the view is definitely spectacular. At sunset you can actually see the sun going into the sea in a blossom of colours.

This small museum is interesting if you like to see the old hand works of the past like baskets, fishing equipment and more. The entrance is included on the ticket to visit the castle.

I agree that traditions have to be preserved and shown to the public, but without giving additional information and without being enthousiastic to show stuff, a museum doesn't have any sense. I got there willing to visit the castle as first goal, and randomly found...More

I found we really didn't get enough time here - we didn't realize at first that it was an actual museum and thought it was more like single walk-through of a ruin. The best part was the views on the top of the fortress -...More

The museum / castle in Castelsardo houses a very interesting historical basket collection. From the top there are good views of the surrounding area. 3E pp. Allow 30- 45 minutes.

I'm sorry to say we found this museum to be extremely boring. They've gone to a lot of trouble to present various aspects of the basket-weaving traditions in Sardinia, but it's still a snoozefest. Great views can be had from the various terraces and bars...More