History of the Ancient Megalithic Nuraghes in Sardinia The Nuraghe (plural nuraghi in Italian) is the main type of ancient megalithic stone building found exclusively … Read more
Plan your 2026 trip through history. From Pompeii to Sardinia’s hidden tombs, find the 20 most impressive archaeological sites in Italy. Start your tour here. … Read more
Sardinia Wildfires: Investigative Insights into Causes Sardinia – Recent wildfires that tore through parts of Sardinia, leading to evacuations and significant property damage, are now … Read more
An architectural marvel from the middle imperial era has been unearthed during the latest archaeological expedition in Nora, an ancient city on the peninsula that … Read more
Dwarf Sardinian Mammoth Mammuthus lamarmorae is a dwarf species of mammoth that lived in Sardinia and probably also in Corsica during the Pleistocene (between 450,000 … Read more
“Carmina Burana” at the Arena del Parco della Musica, Cagliari Spontaneous applause for the Orchestra and Chorus of the Teatro Lirico, for the Children’s Choir … Read more
A Guide to Italy’s Rare Wildlife and Natural Reserves Given its variety of landscapes, it comes as no surprise that Italy is home to an incredible … Read more
Italy’s Strangest Places: An Interactive Map Updated Regularly An interactive, regularly updated map covering archaeology, folklore, underground sites, and macabre history across all Italian regions. … Read more
Silvio Berlusconi underwent a swab test after a stay in Sardinia. “He is asymptomatic and in isolation at home in Arcore”, said his doctor Alberto … Read more
A collection of Old Images of Sardinia In 1919, Sardinia existed as an island of harsh contrasts, where the end of the Great War had … Read more
Sa Femmina Accabadora: Sardinia’s Ritual Death Legend (2025) Sa Femmina Accabadora was a woman who was in charge of bringing death to people of any … Read more
Porto Pino Dune Beach in Sant’Anna Arresi Porto Pino beach is located along the southwest coast of Sardinia in Italy. Porto Pino is a locality … Read more
Built 1923–1924 by Engineer Cesare Vecelli in the Sulcis-Iglesiente Mining District Porto Flavia’s characteristics make it unique in the world, and at the time of … Read more
Since the 1960s, the granite valleys of Capo Testa have drawn hippies, Rastafarians, punks, and backpackers to one of Sardinia’s most geologically dramatic and culturally … Read more