History, Myths, Legends and Mystery
Sardinia still remains a secret land, despite the fact that we have written and documented many more known aspects over the years. In fact, we talked about its naturalistic beauties, the most beautiful beaches, nuraghi, museums, food and wine, various water sports and much more.
But despite this, Sardinia is always a land covered with enigmas, a mysterious island that hides myths and legends that have been handed down from antiquity.
Argia
If we talk about the Alza or Argia we must explore the darkness. It looks like a spider (Latrodectus tredecimguttatus)…
An ancient Bond
An ancient bond … This ancient bond is still alive under the ashes of time and progress and has come…
S’Accabadora
The figure of the accabadora represents one of the most obscure and controversial aspects of the immense patrimony of popular…
The legend of the dance of the dead
The legend narrated below could be titled “the wedding dress” and refers to a dance of the dead that would…
The mythical Atlantis
Homer talks of Poseidon lashing out, Plato refers to a massive marine disaster. What happened on Sardinia in the second…
Sa meighina de s’oju
Sa meighina de s’oju is a Sardinian folk medicine, which has spanned the centuries unscathed, from generation to generation, has…
Domus de janas
Domus de janas buildings are evidences of the Sardinian ancient civilization; a culture living in close quarters with Nature. The…
The history of su Coccu (Amulet)
Su coccu, ancient Sardinian amulet, is used to protect from the evil eye. It takes on different names like Sabegia…
The Necropolises in Sardinia: from north to south of the island the signs of an ancient civilisation.
A holiday in Sardinia, especially in the low season, does not just mean sea and nature, it also means immersing…
Mamuthones and Issohadores, the Barbagia carnival ritual attracts more and more visitors
Their tradition dates back to ancient times. The name dates back to the times of the Phoenicians, who called the…
Olbia and the Vandals: A Historical Overview
Olbia: A Gateway to Sardinia Olbia, a vibrant city located on the northeast coast of Sardinia, is renowned for its…
Admiral Horatio Nelson
Admiral Horatio Nelson, one of Britain's most celebrated naval heroes, had a significant yet often overlooked connection with Sardinia, particularly…
Atte, also known as Claudia Acte
Atte, also known as Claudia Acte, was a significant yet somewhat mysterious figure in the court of the Roman Emperor…
The Mystical Connection Between Olbia, Gallura, and Celtic Influences: Sacred Sites and New Age Culture
The region of Gallura, located in the northeastern part of Sardinia, and its key city, Olbia, are steeped in ancient…