ORISTANO is an interesting stop and retains more than a hint of medieval atmosphere. The historic centre has a relaxed and elegant feel, and although it is 4km from the sea, the town is attractively surrounded by water, its lagoons and irrigation canals helping to make this a richly productive agricultural zone (the southern lagoon, the Stagno di Santa Giusta, is home to a local colony of Sardinia's flamingo population). Many people, however, come to Oristano simply to visit the nearby Sinis peninsula, home to the impressive Punic and Roman ruins of Tharros and a string of wild beaches.
The farm is located near the foot of Montiferru in Sennariolo, 40 minutes of carfrom Oristano. Situated on the west coast of Sardinia, not far from the sea, and from its ... More
Oristano is faces the west of the Mediterranean basin and has always been a meeting place and merging point of cultural and ethnic elements. It has played an important historical ... More
Oristano: Oristano is a town and commune in Sardinia, Italy, the capital of the province of Oristano. It has some 30,000 inhabitants. The economy is largely focused on fishing. ... More