One of the best-preserved examples of Nuraghe on several floors.<\/p>\n
The central and oldest tower of this monument still preserves the overlapping of the two chambers intact, and both with original tholos<\/strong> roof. Steep steps<\/strong> provide access firstly to the upper floor, onto which opens a large window, and then to the top of the Nuraghe. The protruding bastions<\/strong> were arranged here, and are the only part not to survive.<\/p>\n At a later date, two lower, hefty towers<\/strong> were added to this structure. They give the monument a more solid appearance for those looking at it from the south side, while the opposite is the case to the north, where it gives a more airy, slender impression.<\/p>\n On the trunk road SS 131 towards Sassari, at 149 km, head for Mulargia. Go through the town and continue for another 3 km, passing a paved road on your left, as far as the swerve in the road which leads to the Nuraghe Orolo, marked with a tourist sign. Follow this road for about 1 km as far as the Nuraghe.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":16,"featured_media":2815,"template":"","tipologia":[991],"categoria":[1025],"tematica":[1029],"class_list":["post-29397","place","type-place","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","tipologia-nuraghe-en","categoria-archaeological-site","tematica-archeology"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n