Why visit
The central tower, surrounding settlement and defensive structures make Sardinia’s nuragic building tradition visible at close range. The nuraghe complex developed during the Bronze Age and later prehistoric periods and is one of the key archaeological sites for understanding Sardinia’s nuragic culture.
What you will see
- Surviving streets, structures or foundations.
- Interpretive areas that explain the site plan.
- Architectural details and material remains.
- Relationship between the ruins and the wider landscape.
History
The nuraghe complex developed during the Bronze Age and later prehistoric periods and is one of the key archaeological sites for understanding Sardinia’s nuragic culture.
Visitor tips
- 1
Allow time to look at the surrounding settlement or landscape as well as the principal site, and check current access information before setting out.
About Sardinia
Sardinia links prehistoric nuragic archaeology, Phoenician and Roman coastal sites, medieval old towns and some of the Mediterranean’s most distinctive island and limestone shore landscapes.
Open the Italy guide
Falk2 · CC BY-SA 4.0