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ポルトスクーゾの中心部にある素晴らしい（そして経済的な！）職人ジェラート店。職人ジェラート用の24時間冷蔵庫もあります！

The climb is very hard but it's totally worth it, it feels like you're in the middle of a sea of rocks

The view is as Mediterranean as you can find in this area of the island.

Inside was a large steam engine used to lift silver-bearing galena and other minerals. The shaft was abandoned in 1940.

From the beautiful scenery of the coast around Iglesias, on the southwestern tip of Sardinia, a gigantic sugarloaf rises from the sea. Admiring this imposing rock at sunset, rising from the sea just a few meters from the coast, is truly awe-inspiring: the sunlight radiates all shades of yellow and orange off the limestone formation. The Sugarloaf is one of the island's most impressive and spectacular natural monuments and the symbol of the coast around Iglesias. It takes its name from its resemblance to the famous Sugarloaf in the Bay of Rio de Janeiro, which replaced its original Sardinian name, Concali su Terràinu, in the 18th century. It can be reached by dinghy or boat from the beautiful Masua Bay, a stretch of the coast around Iglesias located 2.5 km away.

Buggerru is an old mining town. Not only the workers but also the company executives lived here.

The journey takes a relaxing 45 minutes.

You really have to put in the effort here. The scenery is very charming.