Borutta

Borutta is a small Italian municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Sassari, Sardinia. The village belongs to the ancient historical-geographical region of Meilogu and is home to fewer than 250 inhabitants. Despite its modest size, it is a quintessential part of the settlement structure in the northwest of the island. Positioned in a hilly landscape, approx 30 kilometres from the provincial capital of Sassari, Borutta represents the typical character of Sardinian inland communities. The distance to the regional capital Cagliari in the south is about 150 kilometres. As part of Meilogu, the municipality is embedded in an area known for its geological and cultural importance, offering an authentic insight into traditional life away from the coastal tourist hubs.

The municipality of Borutta is situated in a strategically interesting location in northwestern Sardinia. It is part of the Metropolitan City of Sassari and lies within the traditional region of Meilogu. Geographically, the village is located about 30 kilometres southeast of Sassari, while the distance to the island's capital, Cagliari, is approximately 150 kilometres to the north. The Meilogu region, in which Borutta is located, is characterized by its specific inland position, making the municipality a quiet retreat near larger urban centres.

Meilogu RegionProximity to SassariAuthentic village life