Explore Assemini: a picturesque Italian town nestled in the unspoiled nature of Sardinia.
- Located in the metropolitan city of Cagliari, Assemini is renowned for its ancient ceramic tradition.
- The municipal territory boasts lush forests that extend into the charming valley of Gutturu Mannu.
- This area is part of the Sulcis Park, providing a natural habitat for species such as the Sardinian deer and the golden eagle.
The historical roots of Assemini date back to the Roman and Carthaginian era, with ancient archaeological finds bearing witness to human presence since prehistoric times.
According to the Sardinian Map of 1589, the name “Assemini” may stem from “Muni Arx,” indicating a “fortified city” that has evolved over time.
In the Middle Ages, the town was part of the Judicate of Cagliari and still retains traces of its rich history through scattered archaeological sites across the territory.
