20의 아르몽지아/아르문지아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A very large and striking radio telescope!

The church of San Nicola Quirra is a splendid example of a rock church. Built in the 12th century using locally produced terracotta bricks. It's a good place to take a break in the shade of the trees.

Secondary road that allows you to avoid the state road. The absence of vehicular traffic allows you to pedal with peace of mind and enjoy the surrounding landscape. If you follow it towards the south, at the end you will find the small church of San Nicola, a very suggestive place.

If done uphill it's a punch in the stomach, with gradients often close to or above double figures that last for the first 8 km of the segment. Wonderful landscapes, often against the wind. Once you reach the top, there are small climbs left which, compared to the one just completed, seem almost ridiculous. After a considerable descent, the last 4 km leading up to the military range are permeated by the smell of wild rosemary, which makes the uphill efforts more pleasant and bearable

Of the three present in Italy, the SRT is the most advanced and modern. It mainly carries out research in the scientific field, and to a lesser extent control tasks for space exploration and artificial satellite missions around the Earth.

The Church of San Nicola might seem like a simple little church, but it is one of the two Romanesque churches in Sardinia built entirely of terracotta bricks. It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries. From here you can see the Castello di Quirra, which dates back to the same period. The road that leads to the church, despite being paved, offers suggestive panoramas and is often not very busy.

Almost no cars, good asphalt and amazing views!

Country town inhabited by less than a thousand people. Not far from here is the Su Suergiu mine, since it was abandoned in the 80s the town has gradually become depopulated. There is a cart used to transport minerals still on display in the town centre.