Discover the Charm of Sorgono, in the Heart of Sardinia
Located in the province of Nuoro, Sorgono is a captivating Sardinian town with a rich history and a unique culture. With its 1,626 inhabitants, Sorgono stands as the historical capital of the Barbagia Mandrolisai subregion, providing essential services to the local community.
Sorgono’s territory is steeped in ancient history, boasting numerous prehistoric and nuragic artifacts that attest to the place’s ancient origins. Founded likely in medieval times, Sorgono has maintained its autonomous identity despite various foreign dominations over the centuries.
Rich in cultural heritage, Sorgono boasts significant archaeological sites such as Nuraghi Biru ‘e Concas and Calamaèra, the Giants’ Tombs, and the Domus de Janas. These historical relics narrate millennia-old stories and constitute a treasure trove for archaeology enthusiasts.
- Explore Sorgono’s unique linguistic culture: Limba de Mesania represents the meeting point between Campidano and Logudoro linguistics.
- Savor traditional flavors with dishes like “Sa Minestra de Lampazzu,” a delicious soup made with local wild herbs.
- Join local popular festivities celebrating San Mauro Abate with traditional dances resonating throughout the year.
Immerse yourself in the authenticity of Sorgono by exploring its still vibrant traditions and enjoying the warm hospitality of its residents. Connected to neighboring towns through provincial bus lines operated by ARST and served by the “Trenino Verde” railway line, Sorgono awaits you to experience an unforgettable journey in the heart of Sardinia.
