San Giovanni SuergiuArchaeology
Is Loccis Santus: doorways and chambers carved in rock
Explore Is Loccis Santus in San Giovanni Suergiu through its rock-cut entrances, chambers and long history, with photographs and orientation guidance.
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Stories from the region
San Giovanni SuergiuArchaeology
Explore Is Loccis Santus in San Giovanni Suergiu through its rock-cut entrances, chambers and long history, with photographs and orientation guidance.
NarcaoArchaeology
Explore the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore at Terraseo, Narcao, through votive deposits and figurines, distinguishing the site from museum objects.
TeuladaNature
Discover the dunes of Is Arenas Biancas in Teulada, with landscape observations, photographs and access advice that respects sand and vegetation.
Sant’Anna ArresiArchaeology
At Coi Casu in Sant’Anna Arresi, Hut 9 reveals food storage and cooking: explore the archaeological evidence and learn how to interpret the site.
VillamassargiaNature
S’Ortu Mannu in Villamassargia: discover Sa Reina, the ancient olive trees and their connection with the community through landscape, photographs and visitor advice.
GonnesaArchaeology
Discover Seruci in Gonnesa through its tower complex, village rooms and courtyards, with an introduction to the remains and practical visitor information.
FluminimaggioreArchaeology
Explore the Temple of Antas in Fluminimaggiore through its inscription, columns and successive phases, with practical guidance for visiting the valley.
DomusnovasNature
San Giovanni Cave in Domusnovas: two natural entrances, a mining road and the transition to a visitor route, with information from the operator.
TrataliasArt & architecture
Santa Maria di Monserrato in Tratalias: Romanesque facade, doorways, rose window and aisles, with construction history and visitor information.
VillaperuccioArchaeology
Discover Montessu in Villaperuccio through rock-cut tombs, decoration and the Sa Pranedda landscape, with guidance for understanding the archaeological site.
SantadiArchaeology
Explore the giants’ tomb of Barrancu Mannu in Santadi through its curved facade, small entrance and burial chamber, with photographs and route information.
CarloforteNature
Carloforte’s Le Colonne through volcanic rock, erosion and collapse: understand the coastal landscape and distinguish historic photographs from today’s view.