Medio Campidano Province
A Sardinian administrative province established in 2001 and activated in 2016, comprising twenty-eight municipalities in the central-southern interior.
Sardegna: 155 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, city by city — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A Sardinian administrative province established in 2001 and activated in 2016, comprising twenty-eight municipalities in the central-southern interior.
Monreale Castle is a medieval fortification situated near Sardara, in the Province of Medio Campidano in southern Sardinia.…
The MonteArci GeoMuseum is a natural history and geological museum housed in a former Capuchin convent on the…
Monti Russu is a wild, undeveloped beach on the northern coast of Sardinia, tucked beneath the red-granite cliffs…
The Monumental Cemetery of Bonaria in Cagliari, Sardinia, was the city's principal burial ground from 1829 until 1968,…
The Monumental Complex of San Francesco is a Franciscan church and cloister in the historic walled city of…
The Municipal Art Gallery Museum of Cagliari (Galleria Comunale d'Arte) is the main civic art collection of the…
The Museum of the Treasure and Archaeological Area of Sant'Eulalia is a remarkable dual-level heritage site beneath and…
The National Archaeological Museum Antiquarium Turritano in Porto Torres preserves and displays the material legacy of Turris Libisonis,…
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