Discover the History of Pauli Arbarei, Land of Wine and Tradition
Immerse yourself in the ancient history of Pauli Arbarei, a small municipality nestled in the province of South Sardinia, at the heart of the historic subregion of Marmilla. Its 590 inhabitants jealously guard the roots of a past rich in culture and traditions linked to the world of wine.
- Nuraghi and Ancient Civilizations: Since ancient times, Pauli Arbarei has been inhabited by Nuragic populations who left tangible evidence of their presence through imposing nuraghi scattered throughout the surrounding territory.
- Origins of the Name: The toponym “Pauli Sizzanos”, transformed over time into “Pauli Arbarei”, tells stories of ancient villages now disappeared, surrounded by lush wooded expanses that inspired the current name.
- Medieval Era and Lordships: Formerly belonging to the Judicate of Arborea and to the curatorship of Marmilla, Pauli Arbarei experienced the dominion of different lordships until the end of feudal system in the 19th century.
The hilly landscape embracing the town offers a wide variety in altitude, ranging from 113 to 239 meters above sea level. A fertile territory conducive to agriculture and pastoralism, keeping alive ancient traditions linked to the land and field work.
In the heart of Pauli Arbarei, echoes still resonate with the Sardinian language in its western Campidanese variant, enriching local cultural fabric with its characteristic linguistic nuances.
Within the municipality, various productive activities can be identified that animate the local economy: from industry with its 3 employees to service activities involving a significant part of the resident workforce. A balanced mix between tradition and modernity characterizes this community’s vital essence.
Experience the authenticity of Pauli Arbarei, where history, nature, and tradition harmoniously blend to offer visitors a unique experience in the heart of Sardinia’s wine country.
