Isili

Isili’s region is characterized by gentles slopes, which are mostly corn-growing areas, formerly densely populated.

Environmental peculiarities are widespread; flora and fauna intersect in the artificial lake Is Barroccus.

Human presence traces are countless and date back to time immemorial, as attested by several menhirs, some megalithic tombs, the “Domus de Janas” and 48 nuraghes, among those which stand out for their accessibility are: Is Paras, Asusa, Atzinnara, Chistingionis, Nuraxi Longu

Furthermore there are several traces of Roman Punic settlements, spread around as defenders of the valleys, which are joint by a road, that still shows a two arcades bridges of II – III a.D. on the River Brabaciera.

In addition to the historical centre, which still proves marks from 1500-1800 period, the Museum of Copper and Textile Arts is noteworthy, unique in Sardinia for what concerns copper, which brings memories of a  mysterious art. Some Churches which are held in high esteem for their artistic and historical value.

In the territory there are several natural paths, which can be visited by walking, by horse riding or by cycling. Some sites are equipped for sport tourism such as climbing.