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Cosa vedere a Orgosolo

Tutti i monumenti che meritano il tuo tempo a Orgosolo: fotografati, raccontati e abbinati ai loro tour.

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I luoghi e i capolavori attorno a cui vale la pena costruire una giornata.

Museum of Mediterranean Masks — Orgosolo, Sardinia, ItalyMuseoGemma nascostaMuseo delle Maschere MediterraneeA small ethnographic museum in the mountain village of Mamoiada, open to the public, devoted to the Mamuthones and Issohadores carnival masks of Barbagia and related Mediterranean masking traditions.Pianifica la visita
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Nei dintorni

Nel raggio di una gita

Altri monumenti in Sardegna, a una gita di distanza.

  1. The basalt central tower of Su Nuraxi, Sardinia's great Bronze Age fortressBaruminiUNESCOSu Nuraxi di BaruminiGreatest nuraghe complex, Bronze Age tower village, basalt corbelling, mysterious builders
  2. Granite islets and turquoise channels of the La Maddalena archipelagoLa MaddalenaArcipelago di La MaddalenaSeven granite islands, pink sand of Budelli, Garibaldi's Caprera, national park waters
  3. Golden flowstone halls over still water in Neptune's GrottoAlgheroGrotta di NettunoStalactite cathedral by the sea, 654-step Escala del Cabirol, underground lake, boat approach from Alghero
  4. The basalt streets of Tharros running into the Sinis seaTharrosArea Archeologica di TharrosPhoenician port on the Sinis peninsula, basalt cardo, twin Corinthian columns, San Giovanni tower
  5. The cape of Nora with its tower and Roman ruins meeting the seaPulaArea Archeologica di NoraPhoenician-Roman city on a cape, seaside theatre, mosaic floors, Nora Stone findspot
  6. Funtana Coberta — Barumini, Sardinia, ItalyBaruminiGemma nascostaPozzo sacro di Funtana CobertaA Nuragic holy well (c. 1200-850 BC) of squared limestone blocks in the rural Sarrabus-Gerrei subregion at Ballao, excavated by Taramelli in 1918; public access recorded as yes.
  7. Wind-carved granite coves at Capo Testa, Corsica beyond the straitSanta Teresa GalluraCapo TestaWind-sculpted granite moonscape, Valle della Luna, twin lighthouse cape, Corsica across the strait
  8. Temple of Antas — Carloforte, Sardinia, ItalyCarloforteGemma nascostaTempio di AntasA Carthaginian-Roman temple in a remote valley near Fluminimaggiore, originally built around 500 BC and rebuilt by Augustus, with an adjacent nuragic village and sacred cave; public access recorded as yes.
Altri monumenti in Sardegna