Less than 30 minutes from Tartheshhotel:
Discover some of the most fascinating archaeological sites of Medio Campidano, in a land that tells millennia-old stories:
– Tempio di Antas (Fluminimaggiore): ancient Punic-Roman sanctuary nestled in the forest.
– Pozzo Sacro di Sant’Anastasia (Sardara): evocative Nuragic place of worship linked to water.
– Area archeologica di San Giovanni (Guspini): domus de janas, necropolis, well tombs, and Nuragic remains.
– Tombe dei giganti and Nuragic villages in the surrounding countryside.
– Museo Mineralogico e Archeologico di Montevecchio: where archaeology and mining history meet.
About an hour away:
For those wishing to expand their experience, we offer day trips to iconic places of ancient Sardinia:
– Su Nuraxi di Barumini: UNESCO site, one of the most important on the island, an extraordinary Nuragic fortress with a village.
– Complesso archeologico di Santa Cristina (Paulilatino): famous for the sacred well aligned with the sun during the solstice.
– Tharros (Sinis peninsula): Punic-Roman city overlooking the sea, with remains of temples, baths, and paved streets.
– Villaggio di Genna Maria (Villanovaforru): panoramic Nuragic site with an adjoining museum.
The name Tarthesh itself originates from an ancient legend. “Tartessos” was, for the Greeks, a mythical kingdom of the West, possibly located in Sardinia: a place of metals, wealth, and mystery. Some link it to the legendary Atlantis.
From this fascinating connection arises our identity, and with it our archaeological tours between myth, stone, and memory.
Contact us to create your itinerary in the deepest and most authentic Sardinia.