Beni archeologici

Scopri i beni archeologici del Consorzio Turistico dei Laghi, in Sardegna, un immenso patrimonio storico-culturale fatto di imponenti Nuraghe, tra i più imponenti di tutto l’occidente europeo, e suggestivi siti archeologici.

ARCHAEOLOGY GOS

A journey through time, discovering the origins of Sardinia.

In 2001, the archaeological sites located in the territory of Goni, Orroli and Serri came together in the association GOStour Sardegna, the acronym GOS consisting of the first letters of the name of the villages:

Clone of Archeologia GOS

A journey through time, discovering the origins of Sardinia.

In 2001, the archaeological sites located in the territory of Goni, Orroli and Serri came together in the association GOStour Sardegna, the acronym GOS consisting of the first letters of the name of the villages:

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Nuraghe Is Paras

Phase I Single-Tower Nuraghe 15.-14. cent. BC

The oldest phase of the monument probably goes back to the Medium Bronze Age, when it is built as a single tower without any additional element and without a surrounding wall.

Pranu Muttedu

Santuario Nuragico Santa Vittoria

The sacredness of the place lasted until the Christian Era, as the construction of the little church which has a probable Byzantine plan and is devoted to Santa Vittoria or Santa Maria della Vittoria, attests.The saint who gives her name to the site is celebrated by masses, pilgrimages and festivals every year on 11th September. In the large archaelogical complex it is possible to observe the evolution of the Nuragic Civilisation.

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The Consortium was established with the aim of promoting the territory and the companies of Sarcidano and Barbagia of Seulo, and of programming actions for the integrated development of tourism industry. The Consortium gathers 12 municipalities (Orroli, Nurri, Siurgus Donigala, Goni, Serri, Isili, Nurallao, Esterzili, Seulo, Sadali, Villanovatulo, Escolca) and 14 private associates...