TCN-CAE 2003
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TCN-CAE CONFERENCE: Entertainment ENTERTAINMENT Sardinia is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt places in the Mediterranean. The island is still unspoilt and fascinating since human intervention in the territory appears almost imperceptible. You can experience the island in many ways, either by having a resting and relaxing holiday or being more active and visiting archeological or natural sites. Here are some suggestions about what to see during your stay at Forte Village: Barumini For those who love ancient history we recommend to visit the splendid "nuraghi" of Sardinia, the typical ancient buildings of the island. Next to the country of Barumini it is possible to admire the Nuraghe "Su Nuraxi", one of the most famous and important archaeological sites of Sardinia. Around the nuraghe a large village of huts is developed. How to reach the archaeological site of Barumini: Departing from Cagliari S.S. n.131 Charles Felice, you'll find the way for the country of Barumini at about the Km 41, after 20 Kms. Then cross the road following the direction to Tuili; drive for about 1 Km and you'll finally reach the Nuragic site. Continue... Porto Flavia First important example of minerary sites restoring and emphatisation, Porto Flavia is situated on the sardinian south-eastern coast, by Masua village (next to Iglesias). Porto Flavia was built in 1924 digging the mountain for about 600 meters; it is now open to visitors because, apart from the beautiful landscape surrounding the area, it represents also a fasinating example of talent and minerary engineering. Continue.. Nora - the first sardinian town It's very probable that the inhabitants of Nora's site belonged to the nuragic population, as suggested by the archeological finds. Moreover, a nuragic well is situated in the south-western corner of the sea thermae. At the moment in the site there aren't nuraghe constructions' rests, but it appears that a nuragic tower existed where nowadays the Coltellazzo tower stands. The nuraghe in the hinterland are actually dense: on the Sa Guardia Mongiasa hill, quite near the town, there are some rests of a small nuraghe. Continue.. Pula 27 kms far from Cagliari, Pula is a small and nice town where various activities and initiatives take place all year long. Some examples are Artifolk, an event where the manufacturers coming from all the island show their talent and where the typical and characteristic atmosphere of the sardinian tradition is brought to life; tasting days, where typical products belonging to the traditional sardinian cousine (food and wine) are offered to visitors. Continue..