Nuraghe Santa Sabina

The Nuraghe Santa Sabina features a central tower structure constructed with massive stone blocks, surrounded by additional buildings from the Nuragic period.

The site dates back to 1800-238 BC, representing the architectural achievements of the Nuragic civilization that developed complex construction techniques in Sardinia.

The structure demonstrates the social organization of ancient Sardinian communities through its layout, which includes communal spaces and defensive elements.

Visitors can access the archaeological site throughout the year and observe the remains of the ancient settlement from multiple vantage points.

The proximity of a medieval church built using stones from the nuraghe creates a physical connection between different periods of Sardinian history.

Location: Silanus, Sardinia

Part of: Bronze Age, Nuragic civilization

GPS coordinates: 40.27515,8.88335

Latest update: December 2, 2025 08:22