S'Abba Frisca Parco Museo
Sardinia's largest ethnographic museum in Dorgali, created from the restoration of an old farm and nestled in a lush park.
Location
The Parco Museo S'Abba Frisca is a fascinating open-air museum located near Dorgali and Cala Gonone. Originating from the meticulous restoration of an old farm, it offers a deep insight into traditional Sardinian rural life.
Visitors are transported back in time, experiencing the history of Sardinia first-hand. The over 500-meter long circular route leads through a beautifully designed park landscape with lush vegetation, small waterfalls, and native animals.
The exhibition features an impressive collection of tools, everyday objects, and reconstructed living environments that bring the island's agricultural and artisanal heritage to life. It is the ideal place to discover Sardinia's cultural roots in a unique setting.
Highlights
- Sardinia's largest ethnographic museum
- Lovingly restored historic farmstead
- Idyllic park with waterfalls and animals
- Extensive collection of traditional objects
Tips
- Allow 2-3 hours for a relaxed visit.
- Wear sturdy shoes for the park walk.
- Combine your visit with a trip to Cala Gonone.
- Check current opening hours before your visit.
Practical information
Rules & notes
Based on the available information, no specific restrictions (e.g. photography, pets) could be identified.
Parking
- Available Yes
The S'Abba Frisca Park Museum has a large internal car park with maneuvering space and parking areas for 4-5 coaches.
Visit duration
Tagesausflug.
Admission
€14.00
Entry fee: €14.00 (reduced €7.00). Free entry on your birthday.
Guided tours
- Available Yes
Guided tours are available.
Accessibility
The park has a large internal car park with maneuvering space and parking for 4-5 coaches.
Visitor notes
This open-air museum offers insights into Sardinian rural life. Allow ample time to explore the various areas.
Attraction Features
- Guided Tour Languages
- it
- en
- Recommended Visit Minutes120
Das S'Abba Frisca Parco Museo ist ein ethnographisches Museum, das Objekte und Strukturen des sardischen Hirten- und Bauernlebens sammelt, bewahrt und ausstellt. Es wurde von der Familie Sanna-Mulas gegründet.
Opening hours
- Seasonal Yes
From June to September, open continuously from 10:00 to 18:00. On January 1st and November 1st and 2nd, guided tours are available at 11:00, 12:00, 15:00, and 16:00.
