Su Nuraxi in Barumini in the province of Cagliari is the most famous nuragic complex on the island and is the only one to have kept the ruins of the village surrounding the main tower.
The origins of the nuraghes are the topic of ongoing discussions amongst the experts, with various theories presented over the years of which the most believable is that given their strategic locations on commanding positions they were defence structures built to protect the territory.

You can visit the nuragic site on your own or with a guide, for further information contact fondazionebarumini@tiscali.it

Opening times: December, January and February 9:00-17:00; April 9-19; May 9:00-20:00; June, July and august 9:00-20:30; September 9:00-19:30; October 9:00-18:30; November 9:00-17:30

Tickets cost €8, reductions available for children between 7 and 12, students and large groups.

Summary

Article Name

Su Nuraxi in Barumini: the largest nuragic site on the island

Description

Archaeological site of Su Nuraxi in Barumini Sardinia. Excellent site for people interested in ancient history.

Author

Mariangela Garau