Sa Carcaredda area
archaeologie

Sa Carcaredda area

Sa Carcaredda is a mysterious archaeological complex nestled in a holm oak forest in Ogliastra, known for its Nuragic structures and water worship.

The archaeological complex of Sa Carcaredda, near Villagrande Strisaili, reveals an almost surreal atmosphere, deeply hidden within a holm oak forest. This Nuragic site, located on the border between Ogliastra and Barbagia, includes a cult building, an extensive village, and several Giants' Tombs, bearing witness to Sardinia's ancient civilization.

Of particular note is its historical significance as a place of worship, especially for water rituals. Its elevated position not only offers a journey through historical time but also provides insight into the strategic importance of this location during the Nuragic period.

This expansive site invites exploration, offering visitors the chance to marvel at the structures of a Nuragic village as well as the impressive burial sites. The lush surrounding nature enhances the mystical aura of this special place.

Highlights

  • Mysterious archaeological complex in a holm oak forest
  • Nuragic cult building, likely for water worship
  • Large Nuragic village and 5 Giants' Tombs
  • Historical importance as a border site between Ogliastra and Barbagia

Tipps für deinen Besuch

  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the site.
  • Bring plenty of water, especially during summer visits.
  • Check current opening hours before your visit.
  • Allow ample time for exploring both the site and surrounding area.