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The Mother Of The Slain: From Nuragic Sardinia To Francesco Ciusa
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by Daniela Toti There are images that cross the centuries without losing their power. One of these is the grief of a mother mourning her dead son. In Sardinia this image appears twice in ...
Read MoreAggius, The Village Of Sound And Stone
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by Daniela Toti In Gallura, among granite hills and the breath of the wind, about 68 km, an hour drive, from the Gabbiano Azzurro Hotel & Suites , lies Aggius , a village made of...
Read MoreOlbia Costa Smeralda Airport – H.H. Prince Aga Khan IV
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by Daniela Toti As of 15 January 2026, Olbia–Costa Smeralda Airport officially bears the name of Karim Aga Khan . An honour that recognises the Prince’s decisive role...
Read MoreMemory In Stones - Dry-stone Walls of Sardinia
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by Daniela Toti What are dry-stone walls? I walk along a country path in the Sardinian countryside, on my way to the Oschiri’s Rocky Altar of Santo Stefano . A discreet, almos...
Read MoreMysterious Sardinia: 5 Dark Places
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by Daniela Toti Forget the postcards with turquoise seas. If you’re looking for mysterious vibes and 19th-century curses, Sardinia is your new favorite dark destination. 1. Is Lollo...
Read MoreThe Domus De Janas Joins The UNESCO World Heritage List
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by Daniela Toti An event we have followed with passion and attention – see our previous article Domus De Janas, A UNESCO Heritage Candidacy . Today, 12 July 2025, the Domus de...
Read MoreAngela Spano: From My Pieces, I Sew Myself Back Together
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by Daniela Toti There is a phrase that appears often in the titles and descriptions of Angela Spano’s work: "From my pieces, I sew myself back together" - Dai miei frammenti, mi ric...
Read MoreThe Abandoned Mines Of North Sardinia: History, Mystery And Sustainable Travel
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by Daniela Toti Have you ever imagined Sardinia beyond its famous beaches and turquoise sea? In the northern part of the island, far from the tourist trails, lies a different kind of heritag...
Read MoreThe Sardinian Pinnettas
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The pinnettas are an iconic symbol of Sardinia’s pastoral tradition, representing an unbreakable bond between people, nature, and the land. These ancient structures, originally built as te...
Read MoreThe Einstein Telescope In Sardinia: Where The Sky Meets The Earth
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Sardinia, land of ancient civilizations and natural beauty, is preparing to host one of the most fascinating scientific challenges of our time: the potential construction of the Einstein Telescop...
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