Explore the charm of Ittireddu, a picturesque Sardinian town nestled in the province of Sassari, boasting a rich history that spans from Neolithic, Nuragic, to Roman eras. With a population of 504 residents, this medieval village enjoys a unique position among volcanic hills.
Having been an integral part of the Giudicato of Torres, Ittireddu has witnessed the reigns of Genoese, Arborean, and Aragonese dominations over the centuries. Once a fiefdom of the Centelles family, it now shines for its autonomy and timeless allure.
Situated on Mount Ruiu, meaning “red mountain,” Ittireddu is surrounded by captivating volcanic landscapes that whisper ancient tales. Nestled in the heart of northern Sardinia, Ittireddu fiercely preserves its Logudorese language.
- At the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum, delve into the secrets of the past with artifacts ranging from prehistory to the Middle Ages. Discover the traditional culture tied to farming, shepherding, and ancient culinary techniques of the area.
- The Mores-Ittireddu Station serves as a pivotal point for exploring the surrounding beauties, offering travelers and enthusiasts a chance to immerse themselves in an authentic and captivating environment.
