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Oristano · Sardinia
Things to see in Narbolia
In Narbolia the atlas lists 28 historic places: 28 archaeological sites.
For most of these places we don’t have verified opening hours yet: always check the official website before you go.
Don’t miss: Nuraghe Tradori.
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Insediamento Punico e Muraglia Megalitica di "Sa Muralia" Nuraghe Accas Nuraghe Aide Muru Nuraghe Ameddosu Nuraghe Aresti Nuraghe Campu [Seneghe] Nuraghe Cavala Nuraghe Cornus Nuraghe Coronas or Crabazzeddu Nuraghe Crabia Nuraghe Craccarosu Nuraghe Crastachesu Nuraghe Cuccuru S'Eremita Nuraghe Erba Caggius Nuraghe Littu Nuraghe Madavo Nuraghe Maganzosa Nuraghe Niu 'e Crobu Nuraghe Perdighisi Nuraghe Pira 'e Marzani Nuraghe Procus Nuraghe s'Attentu Nuraghe Scala Quaddus Nuraghe Scala Quaddus II Scavi di Cornus Tomba dei giganti - Campu Darè Tomba di giganti Procus
Getting there
By car: The SP11 between Riola Sardo and Seneghe allows you to reach Bonarcado.
SS 131: take "Bauladu-Milis" exit, then head in the "Seneghe-Milis" direction and join the SP9. Upon reaching the junction with the SP15, turn right to Milis until you reach a roundabout; then, turn left to Narbolia and follow the SP14 until you reach your destination.
From the SS 292 Cuglieri-Oristano upon reaching a roundabout near Riola Sardo, continue to Narbolia, and follow the SP11 road until you reach the town.
By bus: From Oristano with 422 ARST bus line.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
Can you see some murals.
Saint Reparata church (Santa Reparata). Dating back to around 1600. The Baroque-style altar bears the date 1790, the year in which it was created. Saint Peter church. Dating back to the 17th century, it was completely recovered and restored in 1991 after years of abandonment. Ruins of Saint Catherine church (Santa Caterina). Church, now in ruins, dating back to the Judicate era.
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