Nuraghe Bruncu Mannu
Nuraghe Bruncu Mannu is a significant Bronze Age archaeological site above Cala Gonone, featuring complex structures and Roman settlement remains. A testament to Sardinian history.
Nuraghe Bruncu Mannu, located near Cala Gonone, offers a fascinating glimpse into Sardinia's Nuragic culture. This extensive archaeological site, dating back to the Bronze Age (approx. 1600-900 BCE), is an impressive example of ancient architecture and way of life. Nuraghe are unique tower structures found only in Sardinia, still posing many mysteries.
The complex includes not only the central nuraghe but also the remains of an extensive Nuragic and Roman settlement. Experts from the Archaeological Superintendence and numerous volunteers have conducted excavations here since 1994, constantly unearthing new insights into this long-lost era. From this vantage point, visitors also enjoy expansive views over the coast and sea, further enriching the site's historical context.
Highlights
- Bronze Age Nuraghe (1600-900 BCE)
- Complex settlement remains, including Roman
- Active excavation site since 1994
- Panoramic views over Cala Gonone and the sea
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Wear comfortable shoes for uneven terrain.
- Bring plenty of water, especially in summer.
- Visit the Dorgali museum for more information.
- Allow ample time for exploration.