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Prince Torco And The Strait Of Bonifacio
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The Strait of Bonifacio separates Corsica from Sardinia, taking its name after the Corsican town of Bonifacio. where also the Maddalena Archipelago National Park is located right between the t...
Read MoreFrancesca Lai's Hallelujah in Sardinian
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I was literally conquered by Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah cover that Francesca Lai sings divinely in Sardinian and I wish to share the experience with you, first of all by introducing you Francesc...
Read MoreLa Befana, Sa Filonzàna
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The Befana comes at night... and arrives right on Epiphany night, which recalls the "Manifestation" of the Child Jesus who reveals himself to the world, honoured by the three Wise Men of the three Ki...
Read MoreThe Gift Of Bread On December 31st
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" A Medas Annos " is what you wish in Sardinia on December, and this is the wish of the Gabbiano Azzurro Hotel & Suites to all of you loyal readers of the Blog: " A Medas Annos "...
Read MoreSEATY Project In Golfo Aranci
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Knowing our sea to protect it. This is what the Worldrise non-profit organisation aims to do, while developing projects for the conservation and enhancement of the marine environment, based on aware...
Read More"Sea and Sardinia" By D.H. Lawrence
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David Herbert Lawrence was one of the writers of the early twentieth century who deeply loved Sardinia, leaving us a tourist guide from the past, a travel book where you can read customs, tradi...
Read MoreCoppersmiths And "Sa Romaniska"
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Sardinia is one of the European regions with the highest density of spoken languages: five native idioms, with sub-variants, besides Italian: Sardinian or Sardinian limba , in its two versions ...
Read MoreRomanzesu Nuragic Village Sanctuary’s Labyrinth
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Sardinia, a magical treasure chest of precious splendors and wonderful legacies of the Nuragic civilization, gives us the Romanzesu Nuragic Village Sanctuary near Bitti (NU), 1 and a half hour and 9...
Read MorePauli Arbarei: The Land of Giants
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The topic really fascinates me: did the Giants exist in Sardinia or they didn’t? Why are the Tombs of the Giants called this way? Who were the Giants of Monte Prama? In 4000-1600 BC the ave...
Read MoreThe Route Of 100 Towers
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The Sardinian coastal towers are fortified constructions that used to be a defense, sighting and communication system along the coasts of the island, from the early Middle Ages (period between 476 a...
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