Located in the heart of southern Sardinia, the ancient village of Barumini is a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the island’s most important archaeological sites. The village is famed for its well-preserved nuraghe, a type of prehistoric megalithic edifice, and the surrounding area is scattered with other archaeological remains dating back to the Nuragic period. A visit to Barumini is a journey back in time, to a time when the island was ruled by a mysterious and advanced civilisation. Don’t miss the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, which houses a wealth of artefacts from the Nuragic and Roman periods.
Average temperatures during the day in Barùmini/Barumini.
