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The Gesturi Jar
Giara di GesturiA beautiful natural site, great for trips and hikes as well as horseback riding. There are also several Nuraghic monuments along the way.
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Attractions near to The Gesturi Jar
Cagliari Botanical GardensOne of Italy's most renowned and best botanical gardens. The park is a great place to spend a relaxing afternoon. |
Gennargentu National ParkA gorgeous natural park with lots of wildlife and Sardinia's highest mountain to see. Makes for a great day out. |
Cathedral of Santa MariaA beautiful 14th century cathedral, one of the best sites in the city of Cagliari. Definitely worth a visit. |
Citadel of MuseumsThis amazing complex situated in a fortress on a hill-top overlooking Cagliari, houses a number of great and highly interesting museums. |
Villasimius BeachA beautiful coastal area with many cliffs and coves with interspersed sandy beaches next to the turquoise sea. |
Mount OrtobeneA great place for hiking. The highest mountain of Sardinia offers challenging but not difficult trips and spectacular views. |
Ispinigoli GrottoAn astonishing cavern complex, featuring the tallest stalagmite in Europe and a vertigo-inducing abyss. Fascinating place. |
Villa Abbas Archeological MuseumA modern, well-structured museum that takes you on a trip through the prehistoric and Nuraghic times, the Roman period and all the way to the Middle Ages. |
Antiquarium Arborense Archeological MusemA very interesting museum holding collections of Prehistorics, Carthaginian, Roman as well as medieval relics of the past. |
Sacred Well of St. ChristineThese interesting ruins of a former temple feature also the remains of ancient nuraghe and an underground well. |
