SoleeSale B&B - Santa Margherita di Pula (CA), Bed & Breakfast - Sardegna

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM DOMUS DE MARIA exhibits of ancient Bithia. Bithia was a town located in the extreme south of Sardinia, located in the town in the municipal area of Chia Domus de Maria. Probable nuragic center, was an important seaport shardana and later Phoenician. The city was then Punic and then Roman, and was abandoned in the early seventh century AD, when the retired population in the territories inside to escape raids by pirates. In 1933, after strong storms came to light some emergencies in the city today stand the ruins of a temple on the island of Punic on Cardolinu, on which were also found artifacts that provide some evidence that the presence of a Tophet. Additional remains of houses and a second temple, said Bes, are at the foot of the headland on which stands the Spanish tower called "Chia", the actual name of the village.
City ARCHAEOLOGICAL 'OLD NORA
Punic and Roman times, probably the first and piùimportante island. The remains were discovered by chance, also returned by the storms, were found several specimens were taken and time
birth to a funeral building, and the Tophet, a Roman temple with an adjacent hole, a temple dedicated to the goddess Tanit, baths, mosaics and beautiful floors. The theater, in excellent condition, is used since 1983 for a summer cultural festival of great charm, called "The Night of the poets".
Archaeological Museum "JOHN Patron" DI PULA
MUSEUM "Norac" OF MINERALS AND COIN
TOWER OF Coltellazzo
VILLA DI SANTA MARIA (1838)
CHURCH OF SANT 'EFIS
AQUARIUM Lagoon NORA
Located on the peninsula Frandis Minoris where you can make canoe trips to observe the rich avi-fauna between the channels of the mouth and diving into the 'area of the quarry Roman economy.
CAVES IS Zuddas
Are in Santadi, 40 miles from Santa Margherita di Pula. Unique for the spectacular stalactites and stalagmites and the formation of needlelike crystals of aragonite, among the oldest of Europe.
FESTIVAL OF SANTA MARGHERITA (last settima of August)
FESTIVAL OF SANT’ EFISIO (first 4 days of May)
is the most majestic and picturesque and popular religious festival in Sardinia, is held since 1657 in honor of the martyred patron saint of Sardinia, which liberated the island from the plague. The statue of the saint is carried in procession from Cagliari to Pula, then to the beach of Nora and then returned to the sea, revisiting the places of martyrdom of the Holy warrior. The town of Pula dresses up, the streets are covered with leaves of mint, myrtle, and flower petals from the balconies hung drapes and tapestries. The celebrations have been going on till late at night in the main square, complete with costumes, music, dancing and singing traditional Sardinian