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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.

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

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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!

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A really nice little place where Murali (wall paintings) play a big role. The houses are lovingly decorated with flowers and other accessories. Otherwise the place offers nothing. So if you don't like wall paintings, you don't need to make a detour here

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

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

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Unfortunately, now in October the waterfall has no water. Still, there is really something going on here.

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In 1972 the pictures on the houses of San Sperate were the first Murales in Sardinia. An artist from Mexico brought these special murals to Sardinia in 1970 after the Olympics. He lived in San Sperate and made the place known far beyond the island. All other murals on the island were all made after that.

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