Archaeology
Sardinia’s incredible archaeological heritage from pre-Nuragic to Nuragic eras, from Phoenician sites to Roman colonies, to the Medieval Judicate legacy. Sardinia’s archaeological sites describe different stages in the island’s history at the heart of the western Mediterranean, where the earliest civilisation developed over almost 4,000 years.
Art and architecture
From the Romanesque architecture of rural churches to the important examples of Spanish domination with magnificent altarpieces and large Gothic churches, from modern installations by Maria Lai to murales street art.
Nature
Thanks to its unusual geological features, every corner of Sardinia is a region in its own right, with its landscapes, mountains, flora, fauna and 1,897 km of coastline offering a unique diversity of beaches: hidden coves, inlets, mini deserts with dunes and white, pink, red or “rice grain” beaches.
Traditions
Sardinia has an incredible history all of its own reflected in its landscape, traditions, language and dialects. A land of immense ethnoanthropological heritage whose roots lie in religious and folk culture and where the celebrations of ancient religious festivals interweave with archaic pagan rites.