A cultural icon of Sardinia takes us inside the rural life of a fascinating island.
Parco Archeologico di Turris Libisonis was a Roman colony in the 1st century bc, taking advantage of the fine port still used by ferries and cruise ships in Porto Torres today.
The songs of the Sardinian northwest are expertly sung by the wandering Coro Stellaria de Santu Nigola.
Nicola Castangia is a photographer who brings to light the spirit of Sardinia’s ancient monuments
For my money, the most evocative hotel restaurant in Sardinia is Su Gologone, and it sits pretty in a wild corner of the island, all prickly with things to experience.
Santa Sabina is a small site in the Nuoro province outside of Macomer, but the 10th century church will charm you, and the nuraghe built between 1600 and 1000 BC has a great interior space and you can climb it to the top.
