エルラの天然記念物・トップ6

This museum displays a prehistoric dwelling, along with a few everyday objects from the more recent past. Admission is 3 euros, as of 2025.

In the park-like area in Martis, the remains of trees that petrified around 250 million years ago are scattered across a large meadow. On some you can even see the annual rings. There are also some shaded picnic areas. A nice, quiet and not overcrowded place.

A short walk through the pretty green oasis leads to the waterfall. The water falls into the pool from a height of around 15 metres. Even when we visited in October, the feeding river still had enough water. A fantastically beautiful and quiet place!

You can actually go a little further into one of the caves, but we didn't dare to do so because of the security

Going up from Laerru, on the right you can see the limestone walls of Sa Rocca Manna. At the base of the wall is the Conca e 'Caddu, a cavity with an internal development of 470 meters.

Nice park with remains of petrified trees and benches / tables that invite you to take a break.

Trees that were knocked down and preserved by a prehistoric volcanic eruption silicified over the course of millions of years. The remains of the trees petrified in this way can be admired on a meadow here today.

The Domus de Janas by Sedini, called "Sa Rocca", probably date from the 4th and 3rd millennium BC. The limestone rock was originally used as a burial site, then as a prison and finally as a residential building. Guided tours are offered here today.