Bosa and the Nuragic Palace of Santu between history and art

A city of land and sea, inhabited since Phoenician times and precious for its position close to the sea and the Temo river, the only navigable one on the whole island: Bosa, in the Sardinian Planargia, is a treasure chest of traditions to be discovered , from the export of coral to the processing of oil, wine and fabrics. Reach the city aboard a private car and, together with an expert guide, be enchanted by its structure, developed on both sides of the river and dominated by the 13th century Castle. Then venture through the narrow streets of the historic centre, with the artisan shops and the typical three-storey buildings, with windows and portals decorated with trachyte frames. Discover the secrets of local craftsmanship, from filet embroidery to filigree work, then visit the 14th century Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. After the lunch break, continue towards the largest Nuragic Palace in North-West Sardinia, the nuraghe of Santu Antine di Torralba. Visit the complex dating back to the Bronze Age, built starting from the 15th century BC, for a real journey through time and into the soul of Sardinia.