Neapolis
The archaeological site of Neapolis near Guspini unveils the multifaceted history of an ancient city, inhabited from the Neolithic to the Byzantine era.
Neapolis is a fascinating archaeological testament to Sardinian history, located southeast of the Gulf of Oristano. Recent excavations prove that the settlement of the site began long before the Punic period, dating back to the Late Neolithic. The city experienced periods of prosperity under Phoenician, Punic, and Roman rule and was inhabited until the Byzantine era.
Research at Neapolis is ongoing and constantly reveals new insights into the settlement's development. Visitors can explore the remains of Roman baths and other structures that bear witness to the former importance of this ancient metropolis. It is a place that brings history to life and offers insights into the diverse cultures that shaped Sardinia.
Highlights
- Evidence of settlement from the Neolithic to the Byzantine period.
- Phoenician-Punic foundation with Roman and Byzantine influences.
- Ongoing archaeological excavations continuously reveal new findings.
- Visit to Roman baths and other ancient structures.
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Wear comfortable shoes for the visit.
- Don't forget sun protection and water on warm days.
- Check current opening hours and guided tours.
- Combine the visit with a trip to Guspini.