Nuraghe Sellersu
Culture
archaeological

Nuraghe Sellersu

The Nuraghe Sellersu is a fascinating prehistoric site on a basalt plateau, majestically overlooking the Bay of Cea.

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Location

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Coordinates: 39.85820, 9.68498

The Nuraghe Sellersu is perched in a strategic position on the eastern edge of the Tecco Plateau, a volcanic highland, offering an impressive panoramic view over the wide coastline and the Bay of Cea. This archaeological site, built from massive basalt blocks, bears witness to the advanced construction skills of the Nuragic civilization.

As one of the most easily accessible Nuraghe in the Bari Sardo region, it allows visitors an uncomplicated insight into Sardinia's rich past. Its construction as a Polilobato, meaning with multiple towers, indicates the former importance and complexity of this Bronze Age fortress or settlement. A walk here combines cultural discovery with a spectacular natural experience.

Highlights

  • Panoramic views over the Bay of Cea and the coast.
  • Location on the volcanic Tecco Plateau.
  • Example of Nuragic architecture (Polilobato type).
  • Easily accessible in the Bari Sardo region.

Tips

  • Bring a camera for the stunning views.
  • Wear sturdy shoes for the walk.
  • Plan your visit for early morning or late afternoon.
  • Combine with a visit to Cea Bay.

Practical information

Rules & notes

No specific rules known.

Parking

No specific information available on parking.

Admission

Guided tours

No information available on guided tours or audio guides.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible No

As an archaeological site, wheelchair accessibility is likely limited and the terrain uneven.

Visitor notes

Nuraghe Sellersu is a lesser-known archaeological site. Plan your visit accordingly and do not expect tourist infrastructure.

Attraction Features

Nuraghen sind charakteristische prähistorische Turmbauten auf Sardinien, die von der Nuraghenkultur zwischen dem 19. und 8. Jahrhundert v. Chr. errichtet wurden. Sie dienten wahrscheinlich als Verteidigungs-, Wohn- und Kultstätten.

Opening hours

No information available on opening hours.

Best time
April, May or September and October are the best months to visit.
Getting there
The Nuraghe is easily accessible from Bari Sardo. Parking is available near the access path.

Activities nearby

Nearby

Auf Google Maps ansehen (39.8582, 9.6850)