Overview
Fonni is the highest mountain village in Sardinia, located in the province of Nuoro at an altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level. The municipality has a population of approximately 3,542 to 3,552 inhabitants and is situated within the historic subregion of Barbagia di Ollolai. Located about 20 kilometers southwest of Nuoro and roughly 100 kilometers north of Cagliari, the town holds a prominent position in the island's mountainous interior. Its elevated location makes Fonni a unique geographical marker in the Sardinian landscape, serving as a significant administrative and cultural hub within the autonomous region's central highlands.
Location
The municipality of Fonni is spread across a significant altitude of 1,000 meters in the mountainous landscape of the province of Nuoro, belonging to the historical region of Barbagia di Ollolai. Positioned centrally in Sardinia, the village is separated by about 100 kilometers from the capital Cagliari to the south. The provincial capital Nuoro is located approximately 20 kilometers to the northeast of the municipality. This specific geographical situation in the island's interior defines the character of the settlement as the highest inhabited center in Sardinia.
Highlights
Highest village in Sardinia (1000 m)Located in Barbagia di OllolaiProximity to provincial capital Nuoro
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