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Christmas & New Year's Eve in Sardinia Tags: history 0 Comments
Christmas and New Year's holidays in Sardinia have always been the Family's reunion quality time, being many relatives often away from home because of their jobs: a beautiful occasion to finall...
Read MoreThe Arbustus Tags: history food, 0 Comments
While most of us know that the Arbutus is an evergreen sapling, typical of the Mediterranean scrub in Sardinia, perhaps not everyone knows that during the Italian Risorgimento&nbs...
Read MoreBeer in Sardinia Tags: food, 0 Comments
A nice glass of cold beer on a sunny day and you feel it down your throat, taking away the dryness and switching it into a delicious and thirst-quenching bitterish taste while lying under the umbrell...
Read MoreMother of the murdered: The Sardinian Piety Tags: history, 0 Comments
I n an extensive area of central-eastern Sardinia, rich in splendid mountains with steep walls, deep ravines, caves and caverns, where archaeological research is bringing to light the remains of the ...
Read MoreThe precious wines of Sardinia Tags: history, visit, food, experience, gourmet, 0 Comments
The history of wine in Sardinia has very ancient origins. Iron Age’s Nuragic who lived on the island between 900 and 750 a. C. was the first red wine producers in the Mediterranean. This...
Read MoreSu Zinzulu: the jujube Tags: food, 0 Comments
The vegetation in Sardinia is mainly formed by the Mediterranean scrub which includes holm oak, cork, phillyrea, arbutus and some species of juniper (high scrub), and the lentisk, the heather, the s...
Read MoreS'Intrumpa: the Gherradores Sardinian Wrestling Tags: history, 0 Comments
The Sardinian fight, or S'Istrumpa , is a very ancient form of wrestling, perhaps the oldest of sports, handed down for millennia from generation to generation, as evidenced by the bronzes of the...
Read MoreAnnarita Serra: turning trash plastic into art pieces Tags: sea, 0 Comments
"I had two dreams in my life: working with art and saving the sea. I have discovered over the years that one helps me to fulfil the other, that art helps me to save the sea. I know that I am doing i...
Read MoreThe nuragic well of Morgongiori Tags: history, 0 Comments
The temple of Sa Scaba 'e Cresia is a hypogeic well-temple, an underground building of historical interest, in the ancient Sardinian region of Marmilla , in the Oristano province in Morgongiori...
Read MoreThe Maddalena Archipelago Tags: excursion, visit, diving, experience, sea, 0 Comments
The islands forming the Maddalena Archipelago - 62 counting islands and islets - were baptized by the Romans Cuniculariae Insulae , "middle islands", for their position between Sardinia and Cor...
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