Explore the history of Goni, a hidden gem in Sardinia
Discover the beauty of Goni, a captivating municipality located in the province of South Sardinia. With a population of 479 inhabitants, this location boasts a long and rich history dating back to the IV – III millennium BC.
During the Nuragic era, Goni was part of the giudicato of Cagliari and the curatoria of Siurgus. Over the centuries, the municipality came under the rule of the Pisans in 1258 and later under the Aragonese in 1324, eventually becoming a feudal domain.
Throughout the years, Goni has seen illustrious figures enhance its prestige. From Guglielmo de Torres to Tiberio Sanna, influential members of Sardinian families linked to the Aragonese cause have made a significant impact on the town.
A must-visit place during your stay in Goni is the archaeological site of Pranu Muttedu. Here you can admire extraordinary artifacts that tell ancient and mysterious tales.
- Uncover Goni’s ancient millenary origins
- Explore the traces left by Nuragic people in the territory
- Admire unique archaeological treasures at Pranu Muttedu
