Arborea

The town features tree-lined avenues and Art Nouveau buildings arranged in a grid pattern across 115 square kilometers of reclaimed marshland territory.

Originally established as Villaggio Mussolini in 1928, the settlement emerged from a land reclamation project during Italy's fascist period and received its current name after 1944.

The Cristo Redentore church displays Tyrolean architecture while the town hall houses the Civic Archaeological Collection containing Roman artifacts from s'Ungroni necropolis.

The local economy centers on agriculture and cattle breeding, with industries producing vegetables, rice, fruit, and dairy products distributed throughout Sardinia.

The s'Ena Arrubia pond near Arborea serves as a natural habitat for marsh birds, while Marina d'Arborea presents sandy beaches bordered by pine forests.

Location: Province of Oristano

Inception: 1930

Capital city: Arborea

Elevation above the sea: 7 m

Website: https://www.comune.arborea.or.it/

Shares border with: Marrubiu, Santa Giusta, Terralba

Website: https://comune.arborea.or.it

GPS coordinates: 39.77276,8.58129

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:12