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The Basilica of Sant'Antioco Martire, in the historic center of the island of the same name, is one of the oldest places of worship in Sardinia. Built between the 4th and 7th centuries over a Punic necropolis, it houses the relics of Sardinia's patron saint, a physician originally from Mauretania. The building, enlarged by the monks of Saint Victor of Marseille and remodeled in the Baroque period, preserves a complex complex of early Christian catacombs beneath the altar, which are still open to visitors.

Founded in 1938 during the fascist mining era, Carbonia is one of Sardinia's youngest cities and owes its name to the coal from the Sulcis basin. Today, it preserves an interesting heritage of industrial archaeology, such as the Grande Miniera di Serbariu (Great Mine of Serbariu), transformed into a museum and cultural center with visitable galleries and exhibition spaces dedicated to the miners' lives. The town center, designed according to the rationalist principles of the time, also offers a lively cultural scene with theaters, exhibitions, and festivals dedicated to the memory of mining.

A pleasant, scenic walk along the harbor and the calm waters of the lagoon. From here, you can admire the sunset over the gulf, watch the fishing boats return, or simply enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the seaside village.

Nestled between the Sulcis hills and the coastal marshes of the Gulf of Palmas, Masainas is a small agricultural town known for its cultivation of Carignano grapes and artichokes, celebrated each year with a dedicated festival. The town, built around the church of San Giovanni Battista and surrounded by hills, vineyards, and fertile countryside, offers a variety of options for both dining and lodging.

If you are lucky you can see the fishermen returning

The village of Sant'Antioco is full of alleys, you reach the highest point where you can admire the panorama