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Top 34 places to see in Carbonia-Iglesias

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Museo Archeologico "Ferruccio Barreca" Full review
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Amazing archaeological museum exploration: If you love archaeology and history, love learning more about it., then this is a must visit location during your travel. There's a little souvenir shop nearby if you would like to take the memory back home. We spent a few hours taking an audio tour of the museum and thoroughly enjoyed it!
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Tophet Full review
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Great Place : This cemetery of Punic children dating from over 2,000 years is a reminder of the barbarism of ancient times when child sacrifices were part of religious rituals. Not much by way of interpretation though the custodian offered to take us round.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Parrocchia S. Antioco Full review
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Soothing Place : Drive yourself in the past, this is an old church with lots oh history, especially underneath the church, in its "Catacombe" that you can visit for just 5€ with a guide who will tell a bit about it. After you vistit it you can walk to the nearby archeological site, it's just minutes away from here and it's really interesting.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Old Town -Iglesias Full review
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Excellent Experience : Old Town Italy is nice and different from pur conventional restaurants. Their cuisine is distinctly Mediterranean and marks a break from what we're used to. Their staff 'almost all African provides exceptional service. Completely enjoyable experience. A great place indeed.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Cattedrale di Santa Chiara Full review
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Great Visiting Place : To visit because it is simply sober and beautiful. Help with prayer and meditation. Although the Middle Ages was not a particularly happy historical period, the cathedral keeps the atmosphere intact. Next to the altar is a wooden homage to Sant'Antioco which alone is worth the visit. Iglesias and all to visit and learn .... and to religious sentiment we can add a Viva Santa Chiara!
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Museo Etnografico "Antico Mulino ad Acqua Licheri" Full review
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Must See : Rich and precise collection of objects from the past, donated by proud inhabitants of Fluminimaggiore. The mill was working, temporarily resting due to a recent flood. The young but passionate guide ALESSANDRA is our guide, patient and willing to respond to our pressing questions. Considering the ridiculous cost of the ticket (€ 5 combined at the temple of Antasa), do not miss it !!!
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Temple of Antas Full review
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History, Culture and Nature: The temple of Antas is a wondrous location. Located in the heart of nature in southern Sardinia, Italy. It is an ancient Carthaginian-Roman temple and it displays nearly three centuries worth of history. The landscape around the temple are stunning and they make for a literal photographer's paradise.
The Temple of Antas is an ancient Carthaginian-Roman temple in the commune of Fluminimaggiore, sout… [..]
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Via Roma Full review
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Memorable Place : Amazing!! I am so happy this place finally opened! We tried their Margherita Pizza because if you can't do that, you don't deserve to be open; this place did not disappoint! The pizza sauce was so flavorful, and the crust was everything wood-fired pizza should be.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Monte Sirai Full review
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History and Culture: Monte Sirai is an archaeological site. The walk between the Phoenician and Punic ruins of the excavations is a very pleasant experience and is a rich lesson in history (provided you are with a guide). The underground rooms, Astarte, the Tofet, the Skylight of Talco, are definitely can't miss.
Monte Sirai is an archaeological site near Carbonia, in the province of South Sardinia, Sardinia, I… [..]
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo Archeologico Villa Sulcis Full review
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History : Museo Archeologico Villa Sulcis is a small museum boosting a rich collection. The museum is brilliantly maintained and showcases a wide array of historical artifacts and stunning architectures.The cemetery of the stillborns ( a trademark of the Nuraghic civilisation) and Tophet are a must see.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo dei Palaeoambienti Sulcitani E. A. Martel Full review
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Captivating Museum: Guided by the excellent guide, the visit became quite exciting and intriguing. Exploring the geological history of this part of Italy was a fantastic experience. Particularly fascinating is the full-scale re-creation of tyrannosaurus rex skeleton. Highly recommended for families with children and students of geology and Palaeontology.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo Etnografico Full review
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Worth A Visit : This museum dates to 1866, when a father and his 14-year old son classified and publicly displayed the artefacts and fossils they collected on excursions. The museum is relatively small and contained on two floors of a building that possible has about 4,000 to 6,000 square feet of material on display.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo Civico Casa del Duca Full review
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Nice Architecture : Not really open to the public, but you can look from the street and feel what life must have been like here in the 1930's and '40's. The architecture was supposed to symbolize modern, rational, functional thought. All the offices face an open interior courtyard and have large windows and balconies.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Piazza Quintino Sella Full review
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Statue: Piazza Quintino Sella is perhaps most famous for the statue of Quintino Sella. It also had a number of benches and other small places to eat, but the statue was simply stunning and detailed. Definitely worth a visit if you are nearby.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo delle macchine da miniera Full review
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History and Nature: Museo delle macchine da miniera is a museum just like another. It house a rich collection of Roman history, art, culture and tradition but makes the Museo delle macchine da miniera stand is the serenic view all around the museum.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Cimitero di Iglesias Full review
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History and Art: Cimitero di Iglesias is a cemetery that is anything but dead. The cemetery houses a multitude of statues who boost a rich history( which you can discover with the help of a guide book). The cemetery's main claim to fame are some pieces by the famous artist Giuseppe Sartorio.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Nebida Full review
Travel picture of Nebida
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A scenic coastal town with lots of things to do: This was once a great mining village that has reformed itself into a coastal resort town. Turquoise waters, warm sea breezes and amazing views are some of the reasons why Nebida crawled into our must-visit list. There are plenty of things to do and places to visit within the destination, so a day tour might not do justice.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Museo dell'Arte Mineraria Full review
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Nice Experience : Place of culture and mining history, of men, of eras, of studies, of experiential educational applications. One morning very well spent at a low cost. 5 euros are more than adequate to the considerable amount of materials and the passion and ability to explain guides, volunteers, also available to open for one person on reservation.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Miniera Monteponi Full review
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Good Experience : Monteponi was born as a mining village after 1850, when the mining area was granted by the state to a private company. At that time, roads were constructed, housing for miners and commercial spaces necessary for the life of the community, the "Bellavista" building (built in 1865-66) in a dominating position on the valley and surrounded by trees, the headquarters of the Mine and housing managers, …
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Gli Affreschi Full review
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Recommended : The hotel is located entirely well outside Verona and hard to reach without a car. There is nothing up there in the winter: no groceries, no restaurants open on the evening we stayed, no coffee shops, etc. Great place indeed.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Grotte di Su Mannau Full review
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Informative Place : if you like industrial archeology this is a place you cannot miss. the ticket office is in the upper part of the hill. the tours start at 10am in the morning and you can split the visit in 4 parts, the director's palace, the house of miners, the extractor machine and the laboratories.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Tratalias
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Torre Sabauda
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Parrocchia S. Carlo
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Villaggio Ipogeo
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Forte Su Pisu
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Sottotorre Beach
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Porta Leone
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Chiesa San Francesco
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bastioni iglesias
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Castello dei Salvaterra
Travel picture of Castello dei Salvaterra
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Archivio Storico Comunal…
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Miniera di San Giovanni
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Spiaggia di Fontanamare
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