Necropoli di Pedras Serradas
The Necropolis of Pedras Serradas near Florinas is a complex of prehistoric Domus de Janas, nestled into the rocky slopes near the S'Elighe Entosu valley.
The Necropolis of Pedras Serradas, situated on the picturesque slopes of the limestone relief of the same name near Florinas, overlooks the S'Elighe Entosu valley. This archaeological treasure offers impressive insights into Sardinia's prehistoric burial culture.
The complex consists of several Domus de Janas, or "fairy houses," meticulously carved into the soft limestone rock. These hypogeal tombs bear witness to the high craftsmanship and spiritual significance for the Bronze Age inhabitants of the island. The site is often divided into two groups, one of which stands out for its proximity to an unusual "half" nuraghe.
Visitors can appreciate the unique architecture and peaceful atmosphere of this ancient site. Its elevated position also provides beautiful views of the surrounding Sassarese landscape. A trip to the Necropolis of Pedras Serradas is a journey into Sardinia's fascinating past.
Highlights
- Prehistoric Domus de Janas tombs
- Carved into limestone rock formations
- Proximity to a unique "half" nuraghe
- Panoramic views over the S'Elighe Entosu Valley
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Wear sturdy shoes for uneven terrain.
- Bring water and sun protection.
- Don't forget your camera for photos.
- Research Domus de Janas beforehand.