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beautiful archaeological site tomb of the giants Barrancu mannu

Or the Menhir of Terrazzu (the location where it is located). A megalithic monument over 5 meters tall; its current height, however, is not its original height, as its top was damaged by lightning. It is said that it was planted in Terrazzu by the giantess Luxia, who was tasked with building a bridge between the island of Sant'Antioco and the mainland. Upon arriving, however, she saw that the bridge had already been built and, enraged, threw the boulder to the ground, where it can be seen today. In the small park where the menhir is located, there is also a bicycle repair and maintenance station sponsored by the Cammino di Santa Barbara, of which the monument is part.

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

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.

Cantina di Santadi, located in Sulcis in Sardinia, was founded in 1960 and, thanks to a new management, focuses on the production of bottled wines, in particular reds based on the Carignano grape variety, without neglecting the traditional Sardinian whites. The arrival of the oenologist Giacomo Tachis marks a turning point, leading to the creation of high-quality red wines aged in barriques and refined white wines, combining innovation and respect for the tradition of the territory. For tastings Website: https://www.cantinadisantadi.it Tel: +39 0781 950127

The giants' tomb of Barrancu Mannu, locally known as Sa fraigada, is a Nuragic monument located on a hill west of the Baccu Mannu stream, near an ancient village with defensive walls. This "row" tomb has a 20-meter apse-shaped main body with a truncated ogive burial chamber and a semicircular exedra of almost 15 meters. The façade, almost 5 meters high, preserves a cup on the architrave. The construction technique suggests a dating to the Middle Bronze Age (1400-1300 BC), in the absence of excavations.