sassari
Point of Interest

Sassari

Sassari, the second city of Sardinia, is the cultural heart of northern Sardinia that combines noble palaces, great popular festivals and a strong urban identity just a few kilometres from the sea. The Faradda dei Candelieri is one of the most important traditional events on the island.

The Municipality

Sassari, the second city of Sardinia, is the cultural heart of northern Sardinia that combines noble palaces, great popular festivals and a strong urban identity just a few kilometres from the sea. The Faradda dei Candelieri is one of the most important traditional events on the island.

What you will find in this point of interest:

  • 0Biodiversity
  • 4Farmers
  • 0Experiences
  • 2Paths

Technical information

Province:
SS
Population:
120250
Surface:
547.00 km²
Altitude:
225 m s.l.m.

Local breeders and farmers

Tipology:
Farmer

Alessandro Guaraglia

Alessandro Guaraglia is a guardian of the plant biodiversity of Sassari, committed to the conservation of native fruit varieties that constitute the historical agricultural fabric of Sardinia. Among the species he follows with great attention are the Appiu Apple, the Camusina Pear of Sassari, the Miali Apple, and the Cossu Almond. Through a management of cultivation that combines respect for traditional techniques and contemporary sensitivity for the environment, Alessandro contributes to preserving ancient cultivars that remain alive in the rural landscape and in the island's gastronomic memory.

Tipology:
Farmer

Igor Murino

Igor Murino, a guardian breeder from Sassari, has made the protection of the Sardinian Donkey the heart of his activity. This native equine breed, always associated with island peasant life, finds in Igor an attentive guardian who follows every aspect of breeding with dedication. His commitment is essential to keep alive an animal population that represents a bridge between Sardinia's rural past and new perspectives for agro-cultural valorization.

Tipology:
Farmer

Igor Murino

Igor Murino, a guardian breeder from Sassari, has made the protection of the Sardinian Donkey the heart of his activity. This native equine breed, always associated with island peasant life, finds in Igor an attentive guardian who follows every aspect of breeding with dedication. His commitment is essential to keep alive an animal population that represents a bridge between Sardinia's rural past and new perspectives for agro-cultural valorization.

Paths in the territory

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Path

The 100 Towers Trail

The 100 Towers Trail is one of the most spectacular trekking routes in the Mediterranean: a large loop that runs along the entire perimeter of Sardinia, following the coastline. Its name comes from the more than one hundred coastal towers built from the 16th century to defend the island against seaborne raids, now transformed into scenic viewpoints and iconic elements of the Sardinian landscape.

The trail passes through an extraordinary variety of environments: wild beaches, cliffs, headlands, wetlands, dunes, pine forests, rocky coasts, and small fishing villages. It is a route that combines the allure of the sea with the depth of history, offering hikers a slow journey along one of Europe’s most pristine coastlines. Ideal for experienced trekkers and anyone wishing to explore Sardinia from a unique perspective, always suspended between land and sea.

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Path

Franciscan Way

The Franciscan Way in Sardinia crosses the main centers associated with the presence of the Friars Minor on the island, linking convents, sanctuaries, and villages in a route that reflects the values of Saint Francis: poverty, fraternity, and respect for creation.

The path unfolds through both rural and urban environments, offering an accessible and deeply human experience, where encounters with people and places are as meaningful as the landscapes. It is an ideal route for those seeking a spiritual journey that is also social, combining faith, culture, and the local territory.

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