Once of the best places in Sardinia is Iglesias, a town located in the Carbonia-Iglesias province, in the S-W of the region.
It has a very long history, if considering the fact it has been inhabited since the Nuraghic age. Its most important episodes are related to the Middle Ages and the Roman Empire, in which the place started to grow and grow, becoming more powerful and interesting to the eyes of people.
Some Italian stereotypes sometimes are parodying exaggerations and Italy is described as something it is not actually.
So you should be better know the truth before going there for a vacation, hoping your ideas and images about the country are totally right.
1- Prices for eating out: the money you can spend to eat out is about the same as in the UK or USA, and prices vary depending on the kind of restaurant you choose.
You can easily spend from 5 to 8 euros for a pizza in local Italian restaurants, drinking sodas, wine or beer.
Castelsardo is a city located northeast of Sassari, on the promontory on the Gulf of Asinara. According to the “Borghi più Belli d’Italia” guide, it is one of the seven Sardinian Royal Cities.
The town is dominated by the castle which was built behind the order of the Doria family of Genoa back in the 12th century. In the mid 15th century, Castelsardo fell to the Aragonese people, and the name of the fortress changed.
Bosa Marina is a village of Bosa, a charming town in the Sardinian province of Nuoro. The town of Bosa on the west coast of Sardinia, just south of Alghero, is a peaceful country lying along the river Terno.
Boasts very ancient origins. Coming from the state to connect both the internal Macomer, the first sight we have of the old town perched on the hill of Serravalle, dominated by the castle of the Malaspina.