Sardinia's Nuragic patrimony

• Villasalto
  
  
  
• Goni
  Goni is a characteristic village with an economy almost entirely based on pastoral activity. It stands isolated in the centre of this wild, uninhabited mountain region and is overlooked by the striking Goni Nuraghe.
  Goni deserves special mention on any itinerary because of its extraordinary "Pranu Mutteddu" megalithic necropolis.
  
  
  
  
• Barumini
  Barumini stands in a valley which embraces the summit of the Castle of Las Plassas to the west and the impressive ridges of the Giara to the east.
  The town has been a popular destination for thousands of tourists since the 1950s, following the excavation work which brought to light the extraordinary archaeological site of Su Nuraxi.
  Nearby, in the town of Tuili, visitors can enjoy a walk in the fascinating miniature park of "Parco Sardegna in Miniatura", a reproduction of the whole island and its most important treasures.
  
  
  
• Gesturi
  The town of Gesturi is particularly noted for the Giara plateau, which overlooks it and from which it gets its name. The Giara is an area of great natural interest for both the plant and animal life that flourish there. Inside this protected environment nature lovers can catch sight of the famous wild ponies, the only ones left in Europe which live and breed in their free state. Today, there are between 600 - 700 of these beautiful animals.