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  • Pete G
    17 contributions
    Review of: Tomba Dei Giganti S'Ena E Thomes
    Hard to find with google maps!!
    Small but interesting site. Only takes 5 minutes to have a peek at.
    Almost no signage though and google maps initially sent us and our hire car down a rutted dirt track to the middle of nowhere where a disgruntled looking farmer looked at us suspiciously until we turned around.
    We tried apple maps instead and found the place a good mile or two away!
    Written August 16, 2020
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  • roaming_kiwi58
    Christchurch, New Zealand2,707 contributions
    Review of: CImitero Monumentale di Bonaria
    Quite amazing
    We walked here from the central city.
    This cemetery is huge and has an amazing collection of funerary architecture. It is quite amazing and we found it interesting.
    You can continue on to walk through the pleasant gardens which are adjacent to the cemetery, and then on to the large cathedral of Bonaria. All three sites worth some time and should be done at the same time.
    Written October 22, 2019
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  • Jana C
    Prague, Czech Republic4,435 contributions
    Review of: Statua di Eleonora D'Arborea
    Tribute to an amazing lady
    The monument to Eleonora d'Arborea is a work of two Florentines: the sculptor Ulisse Cambi and the architect Mariano Falcini and a tribute to an amazing woman. The statue was inaugurated in 1881.
    Eleanor of Arborea was one of the most powerful and important judges of Sardinia, and Sardinia's most famous heroine.She put in place the code of laws known as the Carta de Logu, which was in effect in Sardinia from 1395 until 1827. It gave daughters and sons the same inheritance rights and also punished rape.
    Written September 16, 2019
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  • Anastasia_My
    Cork, Ireland105 contributions
    Review of: Li Muri
    Another ancient tomb
    If you really want to see an ancient tomb better go to Nuraghe La Prisgiona. Unfortunately, they provide too little information about Nuraghi and it isn't very interesting to look at stones
    Written September 2, 2015
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  • Salima K
    Bruges, Belgium343 contributions
    Review of: Altare Rupestre di Santo Stefano
    free open air museum
    this is really an amazing place to visit. well preserved neolithic settlement. it is free and in open air. lovely 1h exploring. really nice
    Written September 19, 2019
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  • leuveen
    United Kingdom1,044 contributions
    Review of: Nuraghe Coe e Serra
    For fans only...
    This place is in a rather hard to reach spot, you can take a detour on the way to Cala Goloritze. There is not much to see but you can walk around and read some information (in English as well).
    Written April 17, 2019
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  • yibble101
    London, UK20 contributions
    Review of: Statua Bronzea del Cristo
    Worth the drive
    Beautiful views ad awesome bronze cross. Visited this while staying in Nuoro and national park in Sardinia . It a drive or a very uphill cycle ride from getalli town . Not very well sign posted till you reach the the and then you see a small sign going into a small side street off the main road. , part of the national park. Half way up stop over to the the magnificent hole in the mountain and then drive up to the bronze cross
    Written November 4, 2017
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  • K2KBunny
    Canada745 contributions
    Review of: Museo Nivola
    Must Visit! Sardinia's Best Kept Secret
    We were wonderfully surprised by this exceptional contemporary art museum, highlighting the works of artist Costantino Nivola (1911-1988). This modern museum has a stunning and tranquil setting on the hillside overlooking the small village of Orani. There are several buildings surrounded by lovely landscaping and centered on a peaceful plaza. You can view Nivola's work indoors and outdoors. His most recent sculptures are superb! One could easily spend an hour or so to enjoy the art, stroll the gardens and soak in the views with a cup of coffee or refreshment which is served at the small, onsite cafe. Entry is a modest 5 euros, and there are special exhibits beyond Nivola's art. We highly recommend including a visit in your itinerary to central and northern Sardinia.
    Written May 26, 2019
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  • Jana C
    Prague, Czech Republic4,435 contributions
    Review of: Statua Del Redentore
    There is a reason for the statue
    The statue was raised in 1901 as Pope Leo XIII decided to raise 19 statues of Christ around Italy to represent the 19 centuries of Christianity.
    The bronze statue is 7m high On 29 August there is an annual festival, people make pilgrimage here from the cathedral, stopping for Mass at Chiesa di Nostra Signora del Monte, and again under the statue.
    Written September 18, 2019
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  • phat_dawg_21
    Alpharetta, GA12,262 contributions
    Review of: Colonna Garibaldi
    Monument to the great general
    This is a landmark on Piazza XXIII Febbraio, near the harbor and ferry docks. It sits in the middle of a busy traffic circle. It is the ubiquitous monument to the great general that you will see in many towns in Italy.
    Written October 23, 2018
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  • phat_dawg_21
    Alpharetta, GA12,262 contributions
    Review of: Monumento a Carlo Emanuele III
    A thank you for Royal intervention
    There is a sign in Piazza Emanuele which provides information on the statue. Briefly, it was dedicated to Carlo Emanuele III in 1786. He was, among other things, the King of Sardinia.

    The monument was erected in memory of the successful negotiations which resulted in the exchange of Christian and Muslim slaves in 1755. This was made possible by Royal intervention. The Christian slaves/captives were taken in 1741 on the Spanish island of Tabarca which is considered the first homeland of the inhabitants of Carloforte

    The statue is a sign that the people of Carloforte do not forget the Royal intervention.
    Written October 15, 2018
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  • Enrico P
    Jönköping, Sweden58 contributions
    Review of: Cimitero Monumentale di Iglesias
    Why not a cementery?
    Iglesias cementery is everything but dead. It's monumental character can definitely surprise you. It is quiet and suitable for alternative tourism, something to enjoy in silence with a guidebook to discover the history behind the individual statues. In the cementery can be found also some monuments of the famous artist Giuseppe Sartorio. For the legends lovers, there is a great local story about the little girl with the circle, what you waiting for? Go discover the mistery.
    Written August 21, 2016
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  • phat_dawg_21
    Alpharetta, GA12,262 contributions
    Review of: Monumento ai Caduti
    Monument to those who died in WWI
    This monument sits in Piazza Mariano, a quiet park near Torre di Portixedda. It was erected in memory of those who lost their lives in WWI.
    Written October 17, 2018
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