Tomb of the giants of Coddu Vecchiu
It is part of the province of Olbia – Tempio Arzachena, the administrative capital of the Costa Smeralda. Renowned for its territory, which hosts the most sought after holiday spots, Arzachena's distinctive symbol is a curious rock, eroded into a mushroom shape; the city boasts a prestigious archaeological heritage, and a coast that extends for well [...] Necropolis Li Muri
It is part of the province of Olbia – Tempio Arzachena, the administrative capital of the Costa Smeralda. Renowned for its territory, which hosts the most sought after holiday spots, Arzachena's distinctive symbol is a curious rock, eroded into a mushroom shape; the city boasts a prestigious archaeological heritage, and a coast that extends for well […]
Nuraghe la Prisgiona
It is part of the province of Olbia – Tempio Arzachena, the administrative capital of the Costa Smeralda. Renowned for its territory, which hosts the most sought after holiday spots, Arzachena's distinctive symbol is a curious rock, eroded into a mushroom shape; the city boasts a prestigious archaeological heritage, and a coast that extends for well […]
Tomba dei giganti –; That Lolghi
It is part of the province of Olbia – Tempio Arzachena, the administrative capital of the Costa Smeralda. Renowned for its territory, which hosts the most sought after holiday spots, Arzachena's distinctive symbol is a curious rock, eroded into a mushroom shape; the city boasts a prestigious archaeological heritage, and a coast that extends for well [...] Architecture: Churches and Squares
The most famous architectural work in Porto Rotondo is certainly the central square (or a square) San Marco. Designed by the famous Pescara artist Andrea Cascella, The square overlooks the town's tourist port directly, creating a suggestive effect with the circularity of the homes around. In front of the square there is then the new (inaugurated in 1995) outdoor amphitheater. [...] Porto Rotondo Origins and Development
The birth of the myth of Porto Rotondo, it happened thanks to the work of two Venetian entrepreneurs, the Dona brothers from the roses, who in the mid-60s created the first modern urban nucleus. The origins of the two entrepreneurs are clearly visible in the architecture of the town, in fact it is no coincidence that the central square, the beating heart of the town [...] 
