Discover the Charm of Arbus in Sardinia
Arbus is a captivating town located in the southern province of Sardinia, renowned for its picturesque coastal spots along the Costa Verde and the charming village of Ingurtosu. It is a beloved tourist destination, especially during spring and summer. The famous beach of Piscinas boasts one of the largest dune systems in Europe.
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– San Sebastiano Church: Explore this ancient sacred site, nestled in the heart of the city, with origins dating back to the late 16th century. Despite its modest structure and lack of a defined architectural style, it has undergone various transformations over the centuries.
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– The Church of Beata Vergine d’Itria: Built in the early 17th century, this charming small church has retained its original structure with a balcony and two interior rooms.
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– Santa Barbara Church: Located in the mining town of Ingurtosu, this church features three naves with a majestic central vault supported by imposing granite columns.
Other must-visit places include the Giant’s Tomb at Bruncu Espis, found at Funtanazza along Costa Verde, known for its impressive frontal facade and a gallery with walls over ten meters thick.
The Nuraghe Cugui, dating back to the Nuragic civilization, showcases a structure with three towers, only one of which is accessible.
Equally fascinating is Nuraghe Narocci (or Cancedda), near Scivu Beach. Perched on a hill at 226 meters above sea level, it offers splendid views of the valley below. This construction was an important strategic point in antiquity and today stands as a site of great cultural and archaeological interest protected by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage since October 2012.
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