Itineraries
A series of itineraries in the area for the discovery of the most suggestive places for both families and the most demanding sportsmen.
A series of itineraries in the area for the discovery of the most suggestive places for both families and the most demanding sportsmen.
The Union of the Municipalities Nora-Bithia boasts a unique architectural heritage: dozens of towers from the Spanish and Savoy periods (around 1500-1700 A.D.) located along the coast.
The stretch of coastline connecting the territory of Pula to that of Domus de Maria features a series of archaeological sites that span a millennium, from the Punic Era (5th century B.C.) to the Spanish Era (1500).
An ancient church dedicated to Saint George stands in the locality known as “Barracas de Sus”, in the countryside of the Sarroch local district. The little church was likely built in Spanish times around the mid-1600s, although there is scant information about its origin.
The Union of the Municipalities Nora-Bithia is an area blessed with a concentration of natural, historical and archaeological beauty. In addition to the Punic-Roman site of Nora in the territory of Pula, archaeology lovers should explore the remains of the unique Nuraghi civilisation - the most emblematic culture of ancient Sardinia.
The site of Nora, within the local district of Pula, is one of the most important archaeological sites, not only on the island but in the entire Mediterranean. Visitors following this trail can admire not only the remains of this ancient city, but also other historical and environmental marvels.
The cult of Sant’Efis the Martyr is undoubtedly one of the most important and heartfelt for Sardinian people. His festival, which has been held every year at the beginning of May for over three hundred years, is perhaps the one that sees the largest number of people involved among the faithful and tourists.
The area of the Gutturu Mannu Regional Natural Park extends mainly across the local districts of the Union of the Municipalities Nora-Bithia.
One of the richest forests in the Mediterranean basin, Is Cannoneris is a popular tourist destination for its flora and fauna.
Surely one of the most interesting trails for fans of history and unique landscapes, this trail follows the ancient Roman coastal road that connected the city of Nora to that of Bithia. Two thousand years ago, they were among the most populous and richest settlements in Sardinia.
In addition to its historical and archaeological gems, the Union of the Municipalities Nora-Bithia can boast fantastic landscapes linked to its wetlands: a hugely important habitat for Mediterranean flora and fauna.