セッラマンナの天然記念物・トップ7

サ・スペンドゥラ滝の水を集める小川

ヴィッラチドロの入り口にある景色の良い滝、サ・スペンドゥラは、コシーナス川の最後の区間で、約60メートルの高低差を持つ高い花崗岩の壁の間を3つの滝壺に流れ落ちています。村から簡単にアクセスでき、特に秋から春にかけて水量が多くなり、最も印象的です。近くのピシーナ・イルガス滝やムル・マンヌ滝へのハイキングと組み合わされることもよくあります。

In the hilly landscape around Villacidro, nestled between granite rocks and scrubland, grow olive trees several centuries old. Their gnarled trunks and twisted branches speak of wind, drought, and the patience of the earth. This tree has likely been here since the 16th or 17th century – planted by farmers who relied on olive oil for their livelihood. Villacidro was once an important agricultural center in southern Sardinia. Even today, old terraces, dry stone walls, and abandoned oil mills characterize the landscape. Many of the trees continue to bear fruit – slowly but steadily. Special feature: The tree pictured here belongs to the so-called "ulivi secolari" – long-established olive trees that appear almost sculptural due to their shape, size, and history. In Sardinia, they are considered symbols of permanence – deeply rooted, scarred, but vibrant.

Even in mid-June 2024, it's only a trickle. But it's still a pretty place.

A dilapidated dam - a true "lost place" in a dreamlike setting. Difficult to access, you should not be afraid of heights on some passages; sturdy shoes are a must!

Central park and green lung of San Sperate with stone sculptures inspired by prehistoric megalithic art.

Municipal park with bar (closed when I pass) and with sculpture by the famous Sardinian sculptor Pinuccio Sciola, who unfortunately passed away.

View of the town of San Sperate which offers various cultural possibilities. The sound museum is worth mentioning.