Cultural Sites

The Park offers the possibility of approaching a cultural heritage capable of fully reviving the charm of this epic.
The different work cultures that characterized, first the agro-pastoral world and then the mining world, are recalled in the numerous festivals and celebrations, preserving common traditions.
The complex of monuments within the Geomining Park makes Sardinia a true “open-air museum”.

The long and complex historical journey that has characterized the island (multiple contributions of civilizations from around the Mediterranean were added to the initial indigenous cultures) has helped to form a cultural diversity with highly original traits.
Archaeology has clearly highlighted this long evolution, finding traces of it in the changing architecture of buildings over the centuries, but this long journey can also be seen in traditions closely linked to the art of artisanal productions, multi-colored musical expressions, the internal rules of the agro-pastoral world, and Sardinian culture in general.

The findings and precious testimonies of the past are collected and preserved in numerous museums and archaeological parks throughout the region.
In addition to the museums, libraries, and historical archives, the archaeological parks and eco-museums have also been reorganized, serving as a living expression of the region's historical memory.