Oases and Natural Parks

At the exit of the Tortolì town there is the San Salvatore park. It's not really a natural park, but a tourist village where you can admire ancient nuragic buildings dating back to the prehistoric age. Nuraghi are tower-shaped buildings that date back to 2000 years BC and had both defensive and residential purposes.. Their name comes from […]

Historical-cultural notes

The first historical notes of Tortolì (Although its foundation dates back to 3000 BC) they date back to domination during the Roman Empire by foreign populations, first the Carthaginians, Then the Goths, To pass under Arab and finally Spanish domination. In about 1100 he joined the res judicata of Cagliari and becomes the capital of the County […]

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