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Cultura e Tradizioni 20/09/2026

Best Time to Visit Su Nuraxi: Planning a Trip to Barumini

For most travelers, the most comfortable time to visit Su Nuraxi at Barumini is in spring or early autumn, when central Sardinia is generally easier to explore on foot than during...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 17/09/2026

Sardinian Roots and Italian Citizenship: A 2026 Guide for Americans

For generations of Sardinian-American families, finding an Italian-born great-grandparent could be the starting point for an Italian citizenship-by-descent application. That assump...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 17/09/2026

Gairo Vecchio: Inside Sardinia’s Haunting Ghost Village

Gairo Vecchio is one of Sardinia’s most striking abandoned settlements: a hillside maze of empty houses, broken roofs and narrow streets in the mountains of Ogliastra. Often presen...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 17/09/2026

Sardinia’s Abandoned Mines: Porto Flavia, Ingurtosu and Safe Urbex

Sardinia’s abandoned mining landscapes have become irresistible to photographers: rusting machinery, silent processing plants, workers’ villages and tunnels appear against some of...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 16/09/2026

Where to See Sardinia’s Mamuthones Masks Outside Carnival: A Guide to Mamoiada

You do not have to visit Sardinia during Carnival to see the dark wooden faces, heavy bells and sheepskins of the Mamuthones. In Mamoiada, a Barbagia village about 16 kilometres fr...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 16/09/2026

Fordongianus Thermal Baths: Sardinia’s Roman Spa Where Hot Water Still Rises Beside the Tirso

Sardinia’s wellness map extends far beyond beach resorts and hotel spas. In Fordongianus, a small town in the province of Oristano, naturally hot mineral water still rises beside t...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 14/09/2026

Nora or Tharros? Sardinia’s Ancient Cities by the Sea

After Sardinia’s nuraghi, two of the island’s most rewarding archaeological sites tell a very different chapter of its history — and both stand almost directly on the Mediterranean...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 14/09/2026

What to Buy in Sardinia: Ceramics, Handwoven Rugs and Artisan Knives

The most interesting souvenirs from Sardinia are often objects that make sense long after the holiday is over: a hand-thrown ceramic bowl, a woven textile or a knife made by a spec...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 12/09/2026

Nuraghi and the Giants of Mont’e Prama: A Guide to Sardinia’s Ancient Past

Sardinia’s archaeology becomes much easier to understand once three names are connected: nuraghi, Giants’ Tombs and the Giants of Mont’e Prama. Together they reveal a society that...

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Cultura e Tradizioni 12/09/2026

Healing Stones in Sardinia: Ancient Rituals, Amulets and Popular Beliefs

In Sardinian popular tradition, stones have often carried meanings that go far beyond their physical form. Certain objects, minerals and shaped stones were connected with protectio...

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Best Time to Visit Su Nuraxi: Planning a Trip to Barumini

Sardinian Roots and Italian Citizenship: A 2026 Guide for Americans

Gairo Vecchio: Inside Sardinia’s Haunting Ghost Village

Sardinia’s Abandoned Mines: Porto Flavia, Ingurtosu and Safe Urbex

Where to See Sardinia’s Mamuthones Masks Outside Carnival: A Guide to Mamoiada

Fordongianus Thermal Baths: Sardinia’s Roman Spa Where Hot Water Still Rises Beside the Tirso

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Nora or Tharros? Sardinia’s Ancient Cities by the Sea

What to Buy in Sardinia: Ceramics, Handwoven Rugs and Artisan Knives

Nuraghi and the Giants of Mont’e Prama: A Guide to Sardinia’s Ancient Past

Healing Stones in Sardinia: Ancient Rituals, Amulets and Popular Beliefs

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