Mystery and Wonder: Monte D’AccoDdi is all this and more. The monument is similar to the ziggurats of Mesopotamia, and is located in the level green countryside outside the city. It probably owes its name to the Sardinian Logudorese dialect that means "Mountain or hill of stones", for its appearance before the excavations, which began in 1952.
A jewel result of best Baroque Art : statues, columns and decorations, the first impact with the facade of the Cathedral of San Nicola in Sassari is a real surprise. Set in the old city center, it lies along narrow streets full of charm. And when this Church appears you will be kidnapped by the beauty of what can be created by human genius and art .
A museum that was created to illustrate the history of the Palazzo Ducale and the events that took place there: an evocative tour that illustrates the organization and functions of the residence at the time of the Duke. The exhibition consists of three connecting rooms; the entrance to the tour is located in the atrium of the building.
So extraordinary that deserved its own postage stamp, the Rosello Fountain is the symbol of Sassari, chosen in 1975 by the Italian Postal Service as the most famous ornamental fountain in Sardinia.
What history and layers of dirt and asphalt cannot erase, will surface sooner or later. The Aragonese Castle of Sassari is proof of that. Largely destroyed and then buried under a square, its remains came to light back in 2008.
What history and layers of dirt and asphalt cannot erase, will surface sooner or later. The Aragonese Castle of Sassari is proof of that. Largely destroyed and then buried under a square, its remains came to light back in 2008.
Entering the Sanna Museum is like going back in time, from the Paleolithic to the present day. A journey through relics and ancient objects collected over time by amateur archaeologists who gradually over time have created a treasure to offer the city and its visitors.
Entering the Sanna Museum is like going back in time, from the Paleolithic to the present day. A journey through relics and ancient objects collected over time by amateur archaeologists who gradually over time have created a treasure to offer the city and its visitors.