At the beginning the visitor will see two circular structures (during the war provided with an howitzer cannon) linked by an underground tunnel and the old barracks; then we’ll go up on Monte Murone, and from its observatory we’ll have an astonishing view over the bay, the city of Alghero and the white cliffs of Capo Caccia.
You can have more infos and reserve your visit by calling or texting 3462458635 (Stefano) or 3400888126 (Mario).
Are you interested in history, nature, ancient culture and traditions and enogastronomy?
Stefano Trova and its Finding Sardinia, certified Sardinian touristic guide, invites you a fascinating day-off in the territory of Fonni, the highest town of Sardinia, on Sunday 11th December.
The day will start at 7.30 a.m. departing from Alghero by your own car (possibility of picking up participants in Muros or other places to be decided);
From 10 am to 13 am we’ll visit two archaelogical sites in Fonni, the Madau’s giants’ tombs (megalithic graves dating back to XIV-XV century BC), and the nuragic sanctuary and aqueduct of Gremanu, hidden in a charming wood of downy oaks.
This one is the only example of that culture and architecture ever discovered in the whole island.
At the end of this trip, we’ll move to Fonni (just 10 km far) and visit the characteristic town, with its granitic houses and its gorgeous “murales” (big paintings depicted on the walls, expecially in squares or crossroads).
We’ll have also the chance for having lunch at the typical Barbagia’s kermesse “Autunno in Barbagia“, Sardinian most important exposure of ancient traditions, wine, food, typical products, craftsmanship, arts and crafts.
Tips for the day:
Difficulty level: low (touristic route). Price for each: 15 euros. Enough water, wear clothes and shoes according to weather and ground, fuel costs to be shared between the participants. Bookings before Saturday 10th December.
For any further informations or bookings, text or call +39 346 245 8635, or visit the Facebook page “Finding Sardinia”.