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The tower has a circular floor plan and consists of two large sections connected by a staircase carved into the thick surrounding wall. In 1412, the women of Alghero heroically defended this tower against an attack by the troops of the Viscount of Narbonne. In the 19th century, it became known as the Torre di Sulis after the Cagliari notary Vincenzo Sulis. He was imprisoned there from 1799 to 1821 for conspiracy and treason. The tower and the adjacent piazza have been a popular meeting place for years.

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Knowing the history of Fertilia also helps to understand its architecture

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Beer with sunset away from the hustle and bustle of Alghero

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One of the most beautiful seaside resorts in Sicily with a historic town centre. Wonderful beach promenade towards Fertilia.

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Small town north of Alghero with beautiful beaches.

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The historic center of Alghero features many monuments of medieval architecture typical of Aragonese cities. Thick walls surround the center, which sits on a rocky outcrop. Narrow streets and stone stairways lead to squares and churches. There is a magnificent promenade that sits just a few meters higher than the coast, offering breathtaking views.

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Alghero Cathedral is also known as Cattedrale di Santa Maria or Parrocchia Cattedrale dell'Immacolata Concezione (Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception). "After a church reform in 1503, Alghero surprisingly became diocesan, but had no cathedral church worthy of this role.

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The promenade is good for walking

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A very nice corner

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Fertilia is a small hamlet of Alghero on the sea with a beautiful beach. Visiting this village really feels like taking a leap into the 1930s with the classic rationalist architecture of the period. The village of Fertilia was officially born on 8 March 1936 with the laying of the foundation stone of the parish church, by the Ferrarese Colonization Agency, established on 7 October 1933 by the fascist regime to respond to the excess population of the Province of Ferrara and reduce social tensions. After the first arrivals of emigrants from Ferrara, the outbreak of the Second World War effectively paralyzed the colonization work, so that most of the buildings remained effectively unused. During the war, Fertilia became one of the concentration camps for Slavs, mostly Croatians. After the Second World War, however, it was the exiles from Istria and Dalmatia who populated the village, making it a microcosm similar to the Catalan-speaking one of Alghero. Inheriting the Venetian tradition of the new arrivals, the village was dedicated to San Marco and there stands a winged lion, his symbol, right in the center of the belvedere. A peculiarity of the village is that all the streets and squares recall historical places or events of the Veneto and Venezia Giulia. In 1957 the bell tower (22 metres) was added which bears clear references to similar Venetian structures: the upper part in fact recalls the bell tower of the Basilica of San Marco in Venice.

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The Tower of the Hesperus Reyal better known as the Tower of Sulis. Vincenzo Sulis a revolutionary spent 22 years here

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Fertilia is a village of clear fascist architecture built in the 30s. In fact, it was born in 1936 (to solve the problem of overpopulation in the Ferrara area). However, many buildings remained unused due to the outbreak of the Second World War! It almost seems like a 100-year leap in time

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Quite inconspicuous from the outside, but very worth seeing from the inside. So be sure to go in!

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A walk through Alghero with its great streets and buildings is highly recommended. The Catalan influence is evident in many places.

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Alghero has many impressive old fortified towers, including here.

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A tour through the old town with its nice streets and pretty buildings is very worthwhile.

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The Sulis tower takes its name from the revolutionary from Cagliari Vincenzo Sulis, who spent 22 years in solitary confinement inside the tower. Also known as the spur tower (de l'Espero Reial), it was built in the first half of the 16th century.

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The Sulis tower takes its name from the Cagliari revolutionary Vincenzo Sulis, who spent 22 years in isolation inside the tower. Also known as the Sperone tower (de l'Espero Reyal), it was built in the first half of the 16th century.

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Beautiful and typical old town with small streets

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Beautiful churches in the middle of the old town

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