가장 멋진 사 바로니아/빌라페루치오 주변 자연유산 10곳

A visit including a guided tour is worthwhile. It takes about 1 hour.

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The Is Zuddas caves, located in Sulcis near Santadi, are located in Monte Meana, a 530 million year old Dolomite massif. Discovered in 1971, these active caves maintain a constant temperature of 16°C and high humidity. The 500-meter route reveals remarkable concretions, including the rare needle-shaped aragonites called "cave flowers", and in the initial part there are fossil remains of Prolagus sardus, an extinct endemic lagomorph.

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attached restaurant...

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The Is Zuddas caves were discovered in 1971. They can be visited upon reservation and checking the timetable.

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The Terrazzu menhir, also known as Luxia Arrabiosa, is located not far from the village of Villaperuccio, in an agricultural area near the confluence of two rivers. The area boasts at least fifteen hard stone menhirs scattered around, as well as numerous evidence of Neolithic human presence, including the beautiful domus de janas necropolis of Montessu. Although damaged by lightning, the Terrazzu menhir is the most imposing in the area, reaching a height of over 5 meters. Its flat main face faces southeast, while its opposite face is semi-convex with rounded edges, resembling the shape of proto-anthropomorphic menhirs. One of the names by which it is known, Luxia Arrabiosa (Furious Lucy), refers to the protagonist of ancient Sardinian legends. She is often depicted as a woman or giantess who, angry at a wrong she has suffered, forcefully throws an object that sticks in the ground and turns to stone.

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The park of the Necropolis of Montessu, surrounded by greenery, is beautiful and interesting

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looking closely, you can see engravings

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defined as tombs, but sometimes looking at them makes you think otherwise....

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Beautiful grotto with unique aragonites, which are very rare, especially in caves. These are crystals that form in all possible directions and therefore appear very spiky.

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MONDAYS CLOSED!

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You touch the story with your hand....

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Beautiful archaeological site near Villaperuccio. The Necropolis of Montesso is a complex of about 40 tombs dating back to almost 5000 years ago. A must visit.

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Graves 29 and 30 are right next to each other. This is followed by graves 31 and 32, which are no longer so well preserved. Finally, one arrives at the impressive and well-preserved grave 33. It consists of a large anteroom, from which a narrow passage leads into the grave cave with two burial chambers. There are still remains of old columns. Graves 34 and 35 can be found a little off the beaten track. You should definitely climb into the small grave 34 through the narrow, round entrance. It impresses with carved patterns on the cave walls. In front of the entrance to grave 35, the original stone for closing the grave can still be seen.

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Here is grave number 6. Behind the entrance carved into the rock there is an antechamber and a grave chamber.

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Coming from the main path you first reach group of graves 3-5. They have a conspicuously round floor plan. This is followed by grave 2, which is particularly impressive because of the carved spiral and arch pattern. Grave 1 is a little apart from the others. The Belvedere is just behind it. However, the path is currently closed and you have to go back to the main path in order to be able to reach the other groups of graves.

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Note opening times until 7 p.m.! You should bring enough time and drink enough.

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