Sardinia

Archaeological evidence of human presence on the island are offered in the form of nuraghes and other prehistoric monuments, which dot the land...

"Su coccu", the ancient Sardinian amulet, is used to protect from negative energy. It has the task of soothing the person who wears it from all pain. In the past, it was strictly given as a present.

A cultural crossroads in the Mediterranean: Sardinia has always been a stop or a waystage for anyone travelling towards Italy, whether from east or west. In fact, the multi-ethnicity of the Sardinian people testifies to this: alongside indigenous Sardinians, you’ll also find people of Spanish, Ligurian, French, Corsican and North African descent.