Between extant and gone, there are 82 castles in Sardinia, all built during the Middle Ages. Some date back to the Byzantine period, but most of them were built during the Judicate period and della Gherardesca, Malaspina and Doria rule, especially …

2016年3月27日 · Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location. 1. Citadel of Castelsardo. We also visited the castle itself which has an entrance fee as it is a basket weaving museum. 2. Castello della Fava. Had a great time exploring the castle and old town, on the evening of a very hot day.

The Castle of San Michele (Italian: Castello di San Michele) (Sardinian: Casteddu de Santu Miali) is a medieval castle in Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, Italy.

Scattered from north to south of the island, the castles of Sardinia tell a story about family struggles, power games and stories of conquest

From strategically placed medieval castles to the opulent Palazzo Regio in Cagliari, these edifices are a testament to the island’s rich and historically diverse cultural heritage. A visit to these locations offers a way of understanding changing times during the Middle Ages through periods of dominion and resistance.

From Serravalle hill it towered over Bosa: from here it surveyed the Temo valley, which runs all the way to the sea. Little has changed since the 12th century, when the castle was built: the structure is almost intact and the village retains the medieval charm of its history. - Castle of the Doria House, Chiaramonti

The Sardinia region is rich in castles, towers, and historic houses, a strong testimony of medieval architecture. A dense network of manors spreads over the whole territory, in the plains, on the gentle hill slopes and perched on rocky mountains, surrounded by …

Discover the history of the Castle of San Michele in Cagliari: once Sardinian most elegant dwelling, it served the city over the centuries.

2024年10月3日 · Sardinia is full of surprises, from stunning aqua coastline, pristine beaches, and dramatic sea caves to medieval castles, and mysterious ruins left by an ancient people.

One of the loveliest towns in Italy is a medieval fortress surrounded by nature and steeped in history, religious traditions and ancient crafts. It sits perched on a promontory in Anglona, in the centre of the Asinara Gulf in north-western Sardinia