Archaeological sites
Nuraghe Losa: the basalt keep on the Abbasanta plateau
On the Abbasanta plateau rises Nuraghe Losa, one of the best-preserved basalt keeps of Nuragic Sardinia.
Very quiet Jul 1, 2026Tourism in the province of Oristano
The province of Oristano (Sardinia) is not very crowded: 5,2 tourist arrivals per inhabitant per year (51th out of 107 Italian provinces, Eurostat data 2023).
Little-known destinations in the province of Oristano
Archaeological sites
The Sacred Well of Santa Cristina: the perfect geometry of Nuragic water
At Paulilatino, in Sardinia, a basalt stairway descends into the sacred well of Santa Cristina: a three-thousand-year-old Nuragic spring, flawless.
Very quiet Jun 23, 2026
Archaeological sites
Tharros, the city the sea is reclaiming at Cabras
On the Sinis promontory, in Sardinia, the columns of Tharros stand out against the sea of an ancient Phoenician-Roman city eroded by time.
Very quiet Jul 1, 2026