Located on the northern summit of the complex known as “Su Tzippiri” or “Su Zippiri,” our Nuraghe dates back to the Bronze Age period, around the 2nd millennium B.C. It is a fascinating site with a complex structure consisting of a central tower and two side towers.

Nestled a short distance from the bustling town of Costa Rei, the Tower of the 10 Horses is an authentic historical gem not to be missed during your visit to Muravera. Carefully restored, this ancient tower has regained its former glory, conveying vitality and charm to visitors.

On a promontory overlooking the sea is the old abandoned villa known to all as “the House of the Countess,” considered the first residence built in Costa Rei.

The Murals are true artistic masterpieces designed with the intention of enriching the tourist experience in the charming town of Muravera. These fascinating works of art decorate the village streets with vibrant colors, portraying local clothing, crafts and ancient traditions. The paintings, which masterfully adorn the walls, simply narrate the

This fascinating site is where a large mine once thrived.
The Monte Narba mine, located just a few kilometers from San Vito in Sarrabus, has a rich history with roots dating back to the 18th century.
During its peak in the nineteenth century, it became one of the

One of the main religious attractions in Muravera is the Church of St. Nicholas of Bari. This sacred building is located in the heart of the historic center of Muravera. The church, built in Catalan Gothic style between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries during the period of Spanish rule, underwent

This promontory is home to the striking Torre delle Saline, an ancient fortress that presents an extraordinary feature from the first glance: it is the only one among the towers of Sardinia’s coastal defense system to have a square-shaped plan. Heading north, at the foot of the tower, lies the

The museum dedicated to Donna Francesca Sanna Sulis, a Muraverese entrepreneur and benefactor, is a small women’s museum. The museum tour takes its cue from the story of Donna Francesca Sulis, a symbol for all women protagonists of their own entrepreneurial, artisanal and professional enterprise. Thus, it is women’s work

The Domu de is candelajus, known as the house of candlestick makers, is located on Speranza Street and is an ethnographic museum-workshop housed in the home of Aunt Savina, a famous figure in the village for her craftsmanship in candle making. This museum offers an exhibition tour through various craft

The Petretto portico, formerly called “su crocciu,” is a monument located in the historic center. It was erected in the 17th century and recently restored. Made of stone, it has an arched shape supporting a balconied corridor, with two arched openings on each side. Built by the Petretto family, it