가장 멋진 피아게/플로아게 주변 자연유산 10곳

Danger! The hiking trail is (now in summer 2023) completely overgrown, especially with blackberry bushes and thistles. Absolutely not recommended unless you have a machete.

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Particular rock formations typical of the San Lorenzo valley, also known as the Valley of the Mills due to the numerous water mills that have ground cereals for centuries in this area.

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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.

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

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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.

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The necropolis of Noeddale is an archaeological site located in the territory of Ossi (in the province of Sassari in north-western Sardinia). It is an area rich in evidence of the island's hypogean architecture (4th-3rd millennium BC). The necropolis consists of six hypogea, three of which are preceded by dromoi (access corridors also carved out of the rock). The most interesting are those called the "tomb of the house" (made up of 11 rooms) which reproduces the architectural structure and the ceiling of the pre-nuragic houses, and the "tomb of the spirals" enriched by numerous relief decorations: spirals, taurine protomes, frames ... The area is open and has free entry; it is accessed from the last houses of Ossi towards Florinas

In the territory south of Ossi there is an imposing necropolis on a limestone ridge of the southern slopes of Mount Mamas. Left Ossi in the direction of Florinas, after 10 km on the SP 3, on the left you see a dirt road that leads quickly to a large open space, where you can leave your bike under a big oak tree. Here a path, well delimited by low dry stone walls, climbs (for 400 m.) to the funeral complex. The necropolis consists of 18 domus de janas, all multicellular (in two of them there are up to 12 rooms), richly adorned with pilasters, panels, false doors, taurine protomes, spiral or wolf teeth motifs. Some tombs reproduce the structure of the pre-nuragic houses with great realism: horizontal, or single or double sloping roofs, central beams and lateral joists, support pillars, zigzag and sawtooth motifs, fireplaces… everything carved in the rock. Remember to bring a torch. The place is free to access and is clearly indicated by a sign at the beginning of the dirt road.