What to See in Sardinia - (Part one) Nuraghe and Tombs of Giants - Prehistoric Sites

What to See in Sardinia - (Part one) Nuraghi and Tombs of Giants - Prehistoric Sites. Sardinia is much more than crystal clear water and sandy beaches. Sardinia is an ancient island and there are incredible archeological sites. So if you are visiting the island that is something that you want to see as well. The Nuraghi civilization is incredibly old more than 4000 years ago during the bronze age, There are thousands of Nuraghi in Sardinia and if you are looking for what to see in Sardinia during your stay you should definitely consider Nuraghi. Nuraghes are giant towers built with massive stones without cement. They are as old as Stonehenge in England. Some of then are quite well preserved and easy to visit. Another important archeological site from the same era are the Tumbs of Giants. These incredibly big megalithic structures are a must see while on the island and are quite peculiar. In this episode of what to see in Sardinia we will show you a couple of Nuraghe and Tumbs of Giants near the town of Arzachena in the north east part of Sardinia. Some Ancient Aliens theorists also think that there is a link between the nuragic civilization and the Aliens in a distant past of Sardinia.

To visit the sites near Arzachena the entrance fee is 13 Euros, you can buy the ticket right on site at the ticket office. The sites are open daily from 9am to 7pm.

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I was in Sardinia around 2002 and met with one of the archaeologists who excavated one site. She told us "off the record" that they uncovered mass tombs of giants averaging 8 foot tall. The authorities came and basically gave them a gagging order preventing them from disclosing the truth publicly.