Know the Territory
Knowing the Territory is the first basis for respecting it, its history, its dominations and its cultural contaminations. Gallura will surprise you
Dolmens in Gallura and throughout Sardinia are ancient megalithic tomb structures dating back to the Neolithic period, roughly 3000–2000 BCE. These dolmens, consisting of large upright stones supporting a horizontal capstone, were built by pre-Nuragic people and are among the earliest examples of monumental architecture in Sardinia. Scholars believe they served as collective burial sites,…
Gallura, in the northeastern region of Sardinia, is rich with archaeological sites that reveal traces of ancient civilizations, from the pre-Nuragic to the Roman era. Here are some key sites: 1. Nuraghe La Prisgiona 2. Tomb of the Giants of Coddu Vecchiu 3. Lu Brandali Archaeological Site 4. Pedres Castle 5. Sacred Well of Sa…
Olbia, a charming city on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, is not only a gateway to the island’s famous Costa Smeralda but also the perfect starting point for a day trip exploring the stunning landscapes, ancient history, and hidden gems of northern Sardinia. Whether you’re a lover of nature, history, or simply seeking a serene…
The Necropolises in Sardinia: from north to south of the island the signs of an ancient civilisation.
