Bulzi

Bulzi is a small Sardinian municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Sassari, in the north of the island. The village is situated in the historical region of Anglona and has between 487 and 512 inhabitants according to various records. Set in a rural area, it represents the traditional structure of smaller island communities. The distance to the provincial capital Sassari is approximately 25 to 26.5 kilometers to the northeast, while the Sardinian capital Cagliari is about 180 kilometers further south. The village offers an authentic insight into life away from Sardinia's major tourist centers and maintains its character as a typical settlement in the island's northeastern hinterland.

The municipality of Bulzi is located in a strategic position in the northeastern part of the Province of Sassari. Geographically, it is embedded within the Anglona region, which is known for its rolling hills. With a distance of approximately 25 kilometers from the city of Sassari, Bulzi lies within the catchment area of Northern Sardinia's largest city while maintaining its independence as a rural center. Connections to the rest of the island are provided by road links connecting the village to Sassari to the west and the southern capital of Cagliari, approximately 180 kilometers away. The region is defined by its administrative inclusion in the Metropolitan City of Sassari.

Location in the historical Anglona regionProximity to the city of SassariAuthentic village character in North Sardinia