History, Myths, Legends and Mystery in Sardinia,
The region of Gallura, located in the northeastern part of Sardinia, and its key city, Olbia, are steeped in ancient history and spirituality. Known for its stunning landscapes, Gallura is home to numerous prehistoric sites that have long fascinated archaeologists, historians, and spiritual seekers alike. These sacred places, such as the Tombs of the Giants,…
Atte, also known as Claudia Acte, was a significant yet somewhat mysterious figure in the court of the Roman Emperor Nero. A freedwoman of Greek origin, she became one of Nero’s most trusted and influential concubines. Her life, particularly her later years in exile on the island of Sardinia, specifically in Olbia, offers a fascinating…
Admiral Horatio Nelson, one of Britain’s most celebrated naval heroes, had a significant yet often overlooked connection with Sardinia, particularly the island of La Maddalena. His relationship with this region was shaped by his naval campaigns in the Mediterranean during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Nelson’s Mediterranean Campaigns Admiral Nelson’s connection to Sardinia…
Olbia: A Gateway to Sardinia Olbia, a vibrant city located on the northeast coast of Sardinia, is renowned for its rich history, stunning beaches, and strategic importance as a gateway to the island. Known in ancient times as “Olbia” (meaning “happy” or “fortunate” in Greek), the city has a storied past that dates back to…
Mamuthones and Issohadores, the Barbagia carnival ritual attracts more and more visitors
The Necropolises in Sardinia: from north to south of the island the signs of an ancient civilisation.
