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Arborea

Arborea and the Campidano di Oristano Region Founded during the 1920s land reclamation project of the Terralba plain, Arborea is a planned agricultural town situated in the Oristano plain (Campidano…

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Arbus

Arbus and the Monreale Region Situated along the slopes of the Monte Linas range and the Arburese mountains, Arbus is a historic municipality in southwestern Sardinia known for its extensive…

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Ardara

Ardara and the Meilogu Region Perched on a volcanic plateau at the eastern slopes of Montesanto, Ardara is a historic agricultural municipality in the Meilogu region that served as the…

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Ardauli

Ardauli and the Barigadu Region   Overlooking Lake Omodeo—the largest artificial lake in Sardinia—Ardauli is a hillside municipality situated in the historic Barigadu subregion. The Region of Barigadu Barigadu was…

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Aritzo

Aritzo and the Barbagia di Belvì Region Nestled on the slopes of the Gennargentu mountain range at an elevation of 800 meters above sea level, Aritzo is the principal mountain…

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Armungia

Armungia and the Gerrei Region Situated on a hill at an elevation of 366 meters above sea level in the Gerrei historical region, Armungia is a small rural municipality known…

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Arzachena

Arzachena and the Gallura Region Situated on and around granite hills in northeastern Sardinia, Arzachena is the most populous municipality in inland Gallura after Olbia and Tempio Pausania. It serves…

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Arzana

Arzana and the Ogliastra Region Perched on the slopes of Mount Idolo within the Gennargentu mountain range at an elevation of 672 meters above sea level, Arzana is an inland…

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Asinara

The Nurra Region and Asinara Island The Historic Nurra Region The Nurra (anciently known as Nure) was historically a curatoria of the Giudicato of Torres. Located in the extreme northwestern…

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Coastal Watchtowers and the Tower of San Giovanni

Dotted along Sardinia’s 1,800 kilometers of coastline is a network of over 100 historical watchtowers, built mostly during Spanish rule in the 16th century. Among the most strategic is the…

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