Map
Discover the area’s top attractions with our interactive map.
Acropolis of Bithia
The remains of the acropolis of Bithia stand on top of a promontory between the beach of Su Portu and that of Sa Colonia.
Settlement of Nora
Nora is currently one of the most important and most visited archaeological sites on the island.
Beach of Le Dune
At the southern tip of the large Golfo di Palmas, in the Sulcis area (southwestern Sardinia), lies the beach known as Le Dune.
Villa d’Orri
Villa d'Orri is located on the northern outskirts of the municipality of Sarroch, in a very suggestive and fascinating setting between the sea and the countryside.
Tomba dei giganti Perda ‘e Accuzzai
'Perda 'e Accuzzai' (sharpening stone in Sardinian) is a Giants’ Tomb located on the northwestern outskirts of Villa San Pietro
News and Events
Domus Antigas torna a Pula
Il 15 marzo 2026 il centro storico di Pula si apre e si racconta. Case e corti antiche, artigianato in strada, laboratori, musica popolare, balli e tradizioni che prendono vita tra le vie del paese.
Coastal Tower Trail
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.
Wetlands Trail
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.
Nora-Bithia Roman Road Trail
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.
Villa San Pietro, tomba di giganti di Perda Accuzzai. Interno della tomba
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.
