A few kilometers from Porto Torres, along the northwestern coast of Sardinia, lies Fiume Santo beach, a long stretch of sand that extends towards Ezzi Mannu and Stintino. It is an area with a distinctive character, where the sea is Read more…
Nuraghe Izzana, set in the rolling countryside of Aggius, is one of the island’s most imposing single-tower nuraghi. Its massive structure – built well over 3,500 years ago using enormous granite blocks – dominates the surrounding landscape like an ancient Read more…
A short walk through the green meadows of the Valle della Luna takes us to the Nuraghe Izzana, which emerges from the rocks like an ancient guardian. The 360° photos follow the approach route to the main entrance on the Read more…
In the village of Norbello, in the province of Oristano, something quite rare happens: comics break out of the books and take to the streets. The Comics Park is just that—an open-air trail where you encounter murals, installations, and characters; Read more…
A first immersive glimpse of Norbello’s colorful Comic Park, where street art and imagination turn the village into an open‑air museum.
In the heart of the Gulf of Oristano, in the municipality of Santa Giusta, lies Abarossa Beach, also known as the Cirras Dunes. It is a long beach, quiet and uncrowded even in the warmer months, ideal for those looking Read more…
At the beginning of the morning we approach the long sandy beach of Abarossa, overlooking the Gulf of Oristano. The winter air is crisp and the silence is almost absolute, broken only by the rhythm of the waves lapping the Read more…
After some time, we return to Santa Maria Coghinas, a small village on the border between Anglona and Gallura, which we visited during our journey along the Coghinas River. The village extends along the edge of the Valledoria plain, where Read more…
We are in the Parish Square of Osilo, reached by walking along the winding streets of the historic center. Here we observe the Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception and the smaller Church of Santa Croce. Along these streets the Read more…
In the green hilly landscape of Siligo, in Logudoro (province of Sassari), the Church of Santa Maria di Mesumundu represents one of the oldest and most fascinating examples of Byzantine architecture in Sardinia. A charm that almost catches us off Read more…