Nuraghe Lollove
Culture
archaeological

Nuraghe Lollove

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Nuraghe Lollove, an impressive prehistoric site near Orgosolo, bears witness to Sardinia's mysterious Nuragic culture. A stone giant in a dramatic mountain landscape.

At a glance

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Eintritt
Kostenlos
Duration
30 min

Location

Keine offiziellen Angaben
Coordinates: 40.18793, 9.45377

High in the mountains near Orgosolo, at over 1,100 meters above sea level, stands the Nuraghe Lollove. This archaeological site is a fascinating example of the Nuragic civilization that shaped Sardinia over 3,000 years ago. The massive stone structures, called Nuraghi, served as fortresses, dwellings, or places of worship, and their exact function remains a mystery to this day.

Nuraghe Lollove harmonizes beautifully with the rugged and untouched landscape of the Barbagia, offering not only a deep insight into Sardinia's Bronze Age but also spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Its elevated position underscores the strategic importance such structures once held and brings to life the imagination of a long-past era. A visit here is a journey to the roots of Sardinian history.

Highlights

  • Authentic insight into Nuragic architecture and culture.
  • Spectacular panoramic views of the Barbagia mountains.
  • The unspoiled nature of the Nuraghe in its natural setting.
  • Ideal starting point for further exploration in the region.

Tips

  • Sturdy footwear is essential for the ascent.
  • Bring enough water and provisions with you.
  • Don't forget your camera for the views.
  • Combine the visit with a nearby hike.

Practical information

Rules & notes

  • Dogs allowed Yes

Dogs are generally allowed but should be kept on a leash, and waste must be removed. Consideration for nature and other visitors is advised.

Parking

  • Paid No
  • Available Yes

Parking is usually available near the Nuraghe along dirt roads or open areas. It is unlikely there are designated, paid parking spots.

Visit duration

approx. 30 min

Die Besichtigung des Nuraghen selbst dauert etwa 30 Minuten, je nach Interesse kann die Anfahrt und die Erkundung der Umgebung variieren.

Admission

Free

As "Nuraghe Lollove" is an archaeological monument located in the open countryside, entry is usually free. There is no information about official entrance fees.

Guided tours

  • Available No
  • Audio guide No

Organized guided tours or audio guides are typically not available for "Nuraghe Lollove", as it is a less tourist-oriented archaeological site.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible No

Access to Nuraghes is often difficult and not wheelchair-friendly, as they can be located on rough terrain. The "Nuraghe Lollove" is likely not wheelchair accessible.

Visitor notes

As the Nuraghe is located in the open countryside, it is advisable to wear sturdy shoes and bring water. Respect the archaeological site and the surrounding nature.

Attraction Features

  • Recommended Visit Minutes30

Nuraghen sind monolithische Steinkonstruktionen, die nur auf Sardinien gefunden wurden und auf die Nuraghenkultur (ca. 1900-730 v. Chr.) zurückgehen. Sie dienten wahrscheinlich als Festungen, Tempel oder Versammlungsorte. Der Nuraghe Lollove ist ein Beispiel dieser prähistorischen Architektur.

Opening hours

  • Seasonal No

The Nuraghe is freely accessible at all times, as it is located in the open countryside. There are no regulated opening hours.

Best time
The best months to visit are April to June and September to October, to avoid the intense heat.
Getting there
Nuraghe Lollove is accessible via well-marked paths from Orgosolo. Parking is available nearby, from where a footpath leads to the Nuraghe.

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