Cultural Heritage

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Cultural Heritage

Giave - Photo by Giuseppe Lonis (photoGiuseppe Lonis)

This land is a treasure chest of history, culture, and traditions. You’ll find ancient archaeological sites, mysterious domus de janas, majestic nuraghi, and beautiful churches—each one telling stories from centuries gone by.

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Anela, Sos Furrighesos necropolis. Tomb IX features a curved stele on its façade. (photoIvo Piras)

Torralba, Nuraghe Santu Antine. View of the courtyard and the central tower. (photoGiuseppe Lonis)

Burgos, Forest Festival: The Return of the Nuragics (photoAngelo Marras)

Torralba, Archaeological Museum of the Valley of the Nuraghi. Small jar with four handles (13th century BC). (photoGiuseppe Lonis)

Burgos, castle. Detail of a window. (photoIvo Piras)

Bonorva, Sant'Andrea Priu necropolis. Tomb of the Chief, detail of the painted walls. (photoIvo Piras)

Ardara, chiesa di Nostra Signora del Regno. Apse (photoIvo Piras)

Ozieri, chiesa di Sant'Antioco di Bisarcio. Detail of an anthropomorphic figure. (photoIvo Piras)

Ozieri, Museo civico archeologico. Ox-hide ingot from Bisarcio (photoIvo Piras)

Villanova Monteleone, domus de Janas of Puttu Codinu. Tomb VIII, a chamber with a collapsed ceiling. (photoIvo Piras)

Description

Visit the ancient nuraghi, symbols of Sardinia’s unique prehistoric civilization. Discover the dolmens and menhirs that dot the countryside. Step inside the domus de janas, prehistoric tombs carved into rock, and get a glimpse of ancient burial rituals. Don’t miss the medieval castles and Romanesque churches, witnesses of the past glories of the Kingdom of Torres.

Take part in local festivals and cultural events celebrating traditional crafts, music, and dance. Join artisan workshops and learn age-old techniques from local experts.

Explore museums filled with art and historical artifacts, offering a deep dive into Sardinian culture and heritage. Cultural centers across the area host events and exhibitions that help keep local history alive.

The hike to the domus in Bonorva was magical. The surrounding landscape was absolutely stunning. Highly recommended for anyone who loves history!

The Cathedral of Ardara offers a fascinating dive into the medieval past, with an interior that stands out for its vibrant paintings set against dark backgrounds.

The sheer grandeur of the Santu Antine nuraghe is one of a kind. It’s a must-see for anyone passionate about archaeology.