In Lollove, a village suspended in time, granite houses and narrow cobbled alleys lead to the Church of Santa Maria Maddalena, a late Gothic jewel majestically overlooking the settlement. A rare and evocative place, where the timeless charm of traditions and ancient stories still lives on intact.

Orgosolo preserves a rebellious spirit deeply tied to its ancient roots. The archaeological sites of the Supramonte and the famous colorful murals of the town tell both ancient and modern stories, while the haunting canto a tenore and the precious su Lionzu keep a unique identity alive.

The red orbace garments, the ancient pinnettas, and the Nuragic villages reveal the deep bond between Desulo and Sardinia’s prehistoric past. Strolling through its districts, you will come across churches, ethnographic museums, and typical schist houses that preserve the town’s authentic soul.

Mamoiada is the heart of the Barbagia Carnival, with the famous masks of the Mamuthones and Issohadores. In the historic center and its surrounding area you will encounter granite houses, churches, and local museums, menhirs and domus de Janas, silent witnesses of centuries of history.

The village of Fonni tells millennia of history through prehistoric monuments, nuraghi, and ancient sanctuaries. In the historic center, you can admire stone houses, murals, and museums, while traditional festivals and religious celebrations bear witness to the vibrant pastoral culture of the area.