In Sardinia, there are about 7,000 Nuraghi, stone constructions in the shape of a beehive or cone. These date back to the Bronze Age. Many believe they were religious temples or military strongholds. One of the Nuraghi, commonly known as Su Nuraxi of Barumini, is today classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, so ►
In Sardinia, there are about 7,000 Nuraghi, stone constructions in the shape of a beehive or cone. These date back to the Bronze Age. Many believe they were religious temples or military strongholds. One of the Nuraghi, commonly known as Su Nuraxi of Barumini, is today classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, so it's worth a visit.
Sardinia is awash with beaches, and a few are constantly ranked among the most beautiful in the world. This list usually includes the beaches of Li Coggi, Costa Smeralda, and La Pelosa. These are especially popular during the summer.
La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is one of the most popular attractions north of Sardinia. This archipelago comprises several islets, including seven main ones, called the Seven Sisters, accessible by boat. The park has granite boulders, idyllic beaches, and great views.
For those eager to explore Sardinia's natural wonders, the Grotta di Nettuno is a good choice. These caves offer splendid natural landscapes and can be reached by boat from the port of Alghero.
Moreover, those who want to take pictures of Sardinia's lovely fauna can encounter various animals while visiting the island. Deer, foxes, the Chaffinch bird, the flamingo, whales and turtles live there.
The oldest part of the city can be seen from the top of one of seven hills, among which the Castello district is known for its breathtaking views of the Gulf of Cagliari. By the way, the other districts of Cagliari, including the Romanesque cathedral, can be visited.
However, Nora and Tharros are unique for better observation of the remains of Roman civilization. Both sites are open-air museums with the discovery of ruins, columns and thermal baths. But that's not all in Sardinia; there are other museums, such as the Museum of Sardinian Popular Life and Traditions. ◄
