Nulvi

Nulvi is a tradition-steeped municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Sassari on the island of Sardinia. With a population of approximately 2,600 inhabitants, the town serves as one of the primary centers of the historical Anglona region. Situated in the northern part of the island, the community maintains its status as an important administrative and cultural hub for the area. The local settlement structure and geographic positioning make Nulvi a representative example of established communities in the hinterland of the Sassari province. As part of Sardinia, the municipality is firmly integrated into the island's administrative networks, providing authentic insight into life within the Anglona territory.

The municipality of Nulvi is strategically situated in northern Sardinia within the Metropolitan City of Sassari. Geographically, the town is located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of the provincial capital, Sassari, ensuring good connectivity to the regional transport network. The distance to Cagliari, the island's capital in the south, is roughly 180 kilometers. As a core part of the historical Anglona landscape, Nulvi is embedded in a hilly environment characteristic of the region. This location facilitates proximity to urban centers while maintaining links to the rural areas in the island's northeast, highlighting the importance of the settlement for the surrounding region.

Main center of the historical Anglona regionProximity to the city of Sassari (20 km)Part of the Metropolitan City of Sassari