Nuraghe di Funtana Bona
The complex Nuraghe Funtana Bona, also known as Su Nuracheddu, is located southeast of Orgosolo, a testament to Nuragic culture in the Montes forest.
The Iron Age Nuraghe Funtana Bona, sometimes locally known as Su Nuracheddu, is a significant archaeological site near Orgosolo in the heart of Sardinia. This complex structure is a fascinating example of Nuragic culture, testifying to the advanced building skills of the time. It is located in the middle of the Montes forests, a picturesque region rich in history and natural beauty.
The Nuragic site is well integrated into the surrounding landscape, offering visitors the opportunity to experience Sardinia's ancient history in a serene, natural environment. While it may not be as well-known as other Nuraghi, Funtana Bona offers an authentic glimpse into Nuragic life.
The area around the Nuraghe is ideal for a hike to reach the archaeological site and enjoy nature. Nearby are other Nuragic settlements and Tombs of Giants, making the area a rewarding destination for history and nature enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Complex Nuraghe type
- Located within the Montes forests
- Also known as Su Nuracheddu
- Part of a larger archaeological area
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- Bring hiking shoes for access via natural trails.
- Combine the visit with other Nuraghi in the Montes region.
- Bring sufficient water and provisions.
- Respect the archaeological site and nature.