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Area Archeologico

Southwestern Sardinia


A few hundred metres from Sardara's museum, the Gothic Chiesa di Sant'Anastasia sits in the midst of what was once a much larger nuraghic temple. An important place of worship between the 11th and 7th centuries BC, the temple features an underground well, known as Sa funtana de is dolus (Fountain of Pain), whose waters were supposed to have had curative properties.


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Nearby Southwestern Sardinia attractions

1. Civico Museo Archeologico Villa Abbas

0.14 MILES

At the top of the historic centre, this modest museum showcases a collection of finds from local archaeological sites. Among the finest pieces are two 8th…

2. Chiesa di San Gregorio

0.28 MILES

The Chiesa di San Gregorio makes a fetching town landmark. Built between 1300 and 1325 in a mixed Romanesque Gothic style, it boasts a sombre, soaring…

3. Castello Monreale

1.52 MILES

About 4km south of the Terme di Sardara, a dirt road leads to the empty walls of the Castello Monreale. Built in the 13th century by the governor of…

4. Complesso Nuragico di Genna Maria

2.23 MILES

This nuraghic complex, signposted as the Parco Archeologico, is set on a panoramic wooded hilltop about 1km out of the village on the road to Collinas…

5. Museo Archeologico

2.84 MILES

Housed in a yellow 19th-century palazzo in the village centre, the Museo Archeologico provides a good overview of the area's prehistoric past with finds…

6. Museo Sa Corona Arrubia

3.68 MILES

To the northeast of Villanovaforru near Lunamatrona, this excellent museum showcases the area's flora and fauna, as well as illustrating its ancient…

7. Museo Etnografico Cappuccini

5.45 MILES

Housed in a 17th-century monastery, this small museum displays a varied collection of artefacts and artworks relating to the activities of Sardinia's…

8. Castello di Sanluri

5.56 MILES

Just off Via Carlo Felice, the main road through town, Sanluri's 14th-century castle houses the Museo Risorgimentale Duca d'Aosta and its eclectic…