Pani Loriga

The archaeological park stretches across a hilltop, featuring Phoenician residential quarters, ancient necropolises, and the remains of Nuraghe Diana at its northern end.

Founded in the 7th century BCE as a colony of Sulcis, Pani Loriga developed into a significant urban center during the Punic period until the 3rd century BCE.

The site contains multiple burial areas, including pre-Nuragic Domus de Janas tombs, Phoenician pit burials, and Punic chamber tombs carved into the rock.

The archaeological park offers guided tours at scheduled times, with audio guides available to compensate for the absence of information panels throughout the site.

Pani Loriga presents an uncontaminated Phoenician and Punic settlement without subsequent Roman occupation layers, preserving its original archaeological context.

Location: Santadi

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Address: Località Pani Loriga, Santadi

GPS coordinates: 39.08889,8.69111

Latest update: March 14, 2025 16:12