Arzachena: Home of Giant Archaeological Finds
Turibulum is the name the Romans once knew of Arzachena, Italy. A mushroom-shaped rock is historical of the town but is now known to be its symbol. The town is located northeastern of Sardinia. It is a rocky terrain with a picturesque view. The place offers relaxing beaches perfect for short vacations. It has transparent waters, which is inviting for underwater explorations. The town also offers aromatic woodlands filled with myrtles and junipers. The typical buildings called “Stazzo”, with roofs made up of reeds, juniper branches and trunks, are now transformed into holiday farm residences for tourists to enjoy. The nearest major airport to the town is Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB).
Best Time to Visit
Summer Festivals usually happen from June to September in Arzachena, Italy. Take advantage of the many events, shows and food happening during the festival. Festivals aside, the town is often visited on January and least visited on December.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Series of heritage sites are offered in Arzachena, Italy. Tour around the Nuraghe La Prisgiona which is a nuragic archaeological site that gives a glimpse of megalithic edifices and a village with 90-100 buildings spread throughout 5-hectares of land. Explore the Giant’s Grave of Coddu Vecchiu, an archaeological site with nuragic nature. In the spot lie stone megaliths and a gallery of graves. It surely is a different experience. After a day of archaeological adventure, stay in Hotel Balocco equipped with beautiful restrooms, sumptuous restaurants and relaxing pool. Located also at the heart of the town is Hotel Pitrizza, a luxury hotel that offers superb services.