Aggius
Aggius and the Gallura Region Aggius is a town recognized with the Bandiera Arancione (Orange Flag), an environmental and tourist quality mark awarded by the Touring Club Italiano. The Region…
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…
Aglientu
Aglientu and the Gallura Region Located in northern Sardinia, Aglientu is a coastal municipality featuring seventeen kilometers of shoreline defined by white sand beaches, granite promontories, and Mediterranean vegetation. Overview…
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…
Aidomaggiore
Aidomaggiore and the Guilcier Region Located on the slope connecting the central plateau to the valley of Lake Omodeo, Aidomaggiore is a historic hill town surrounded by oak forests, olive…
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…
Alà dei Sardi
Alà dei Sardi and the Monteacuto Region Perched on a plateau surrounded by granite formations and cork oak forests, Alà dei Sardi is a historic municipality situated in the eastern…
Albagiara
Albagiara and the Marmilla Region Situated at the foot of the Giara di Gesturi plateau, Albagiara is a small hillside municipality located in the northern Marmilla region. The Region of…
Ales
Ales and the Marmilla Region Located at the eastern slopes of Mount Arci, Ales is a historic center in upper Marmilla, long recognized as a regional hub due to its…
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…